• Queen Elizabeth II Court - Visit Regina City Hall at Queen Elizabeth II Court, where the civic tower anchors this downtown block.
• C9WJ+RM Regina - Appreciate the former Sherwood Department Store, one of Regina’s surviving early department store buildings.
• C9WP+R8 Regina - Gaze up at the Balfour Apartments, a striking 1930 landmark on Victoria Avenue.
• First Baptist Church Regina - Take in the impressive exterior of First Baptist Church beside Victoria Park.
• Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame - See the heritage Land Titles Building, now home to the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame.
• C9WQ+R9 Regina - Admire the grand Hotel Saskatchewan, a 1927 railway-era landmark still welcoming guests.
• C9WQ+RR Regina - View the Federal Building’s distinctive exterior overlooking Victoria Park.
• C9WR+RM Regina - Discover the historic Motherwell Building at the prominent corner of Victoria Avenue and Rose Street.
• C9XR+Q7 Regina - Explore the Leader Building, once home to the Regina Leader newspaper.
• F92R+47 Regina - Look up at Conexus Plaza and its modern downtown architecture.
• F92Q+4R Regina - Admire the Old Post Office, a downtown landmark now known as the Prince Edward Building.
• F92Q+2M Regina - See the Northern Crown Bank building, one of Regina’s oldest surviving commercial landmarks.
• C9XQ+QM Regina - Spot the Willoughby and Duncan Building among downtown Regina’s early commercial architecture.
• Hill Centre Tower I - Look up at the McCallum Hill Centre towers on the site of Regina’s first skyscraper.
• C9XQ+56 Regina - Pause at the Regina Cenotaph, a downtown memorial to those who served and died in war.
• C9XQ+23 Regina - At Victoria Park, reflect on the former site of the Sir John A. Macdonald statue, removed to storage in 2021 amid a review of his legacy.
• Knox-Metropolitan United Church - Admire Knox-Metropolitan United Church, a landmark shared by two of Regina’s oldest congregations.
• Dunlop Art Gallery - Visit the Central Library exterior, home to one of Dunlop Art Gallery’s two Regina locations; gallery access depends on opening hours.
• Victoria Park - Enjoy Victoria Park, a green gathering place at the heart of downtown Regina.
• Regina Royal Canadian Legion Branch 001 - See Memorial Hall, home to Regina’s Royal Canadian Legion Branch 001, the first branch to receive a charter.
• F92P+4X Regina - Admire the 1914 Canada Life Assurance Company Building, once the insurer’s Saskatchewan headquarters.
• C9XP+HC Regina - See the former Regina Telephone Exchange, a reminder of Saskatchewan’s early telephone network.
• C9XM+HX Regina - Discover the Saskatchewan Revenue Building, linked to the province’s early agricultural cooperatives.
• St. Paul’s Cathedral - Admire the historic exterior of St. Paul’s Cathedral, a Regina landmark dating from 1894.
• Mosaic Stadium - See Mosaic Stadium, home of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, from outside.
• SGI - Pass SGI’s downtown presence and learn how Saskatchewan’s public insurer became part of provincial life.
• F92R+RR Regina - Admire Union Station, the former Canadian Pacific Railway hub now home to Casino Regina.
• Regina Police Service - Explore the 1935 Regina Riot’s history near the Regina Police Service campus.
• F92W+56 Regina - See Old No. 1 Fire Hall, a distinctive 1921 reminder of Regina’s early fire service.
• F92W+8H Regina - See the heritage Municipal Justice Building, preserved within the redeveloped Regina Police Service campus.

• Flexible dates - tour is yours to keep and enjoy anytime on Tripvia Tours.
• Trivia questions at each stop (optional)
• Customer Service via Phone & Email
• Flexible, self-paced access: pause and resume when you like
• Live GPS route map on your device
• GPS-triggered audio commentary at 30 points of interest
• Offline audio tour after downloading on Wi-Fi

• Your own smartphone or tablet
• Attraction admission and interior access unless specifically stated
• Headphones (optional; audio also plays through your device speaker)

Explore 4.5 km of downtown Regina at your own pace, traveling from City Hall to the Municipal Justice Building, with historic Union Station among the highlights. This self-guided smartphone walk connects 30 points of interest, including Hotel Saskatchewan, the Old Post Office, Victoria Park, and Mosaic Stadium. Allow about 90 minutes to 3 hours, depending on your pace and how often you stop.

GPS-triggered audio shares the stories behind the places you pass, while a live route map shows where you are and where to go next. Download the tour on Wi-Fi for offline use, then pause and resume whenever you like. Optional trivia adds another way to explore.

The experience is primarily outdoors, with exterior views of buildings and landmarks. There is no in-person guide, and entry to attractions is separate. Nearby businesses and galleries may have different opening hours, but the walk can still be completed. Downtown street work may require short sidewalk detours; check local notices before setting out.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.