• Wascana Place - Wascana Centre History. Begin at Wascana Place to discover how Regina’s landmark park and lake evolved over time.
• Saskatchewan Legislative Building - Saskatchewan Legislative Building. Admire the grand Beaux-Arts home of Saskatchewan’s Legislative Assembly.
• Saskatchewan War Memorial - Saskatchewan War Memorial. Pause at this memorial honouring Saskatchewan residents who gave their lives in military service.
• Woodrow Lloyd Memorial - Woodrow Lloyd Memorial. Discover the legacy of the Saskatchewan premier who helped shape public life in the province.
• Allan Blakeney Memorial - Allan Blakeney Memorial. Learn about the influential Saskatchewan premier and longtime provincial NDP leader.
• C9MM+FW - Burmese Statue. See Queen Elizabeth II on horseback in this striking sculpture overlooking the grounds.
• Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Gardens - Queen Elizabeth II Gardens. Stroll through formal gardens framed by the Legislative Building and Wascana Lake.
• Walter Scott Memorial - Walter Scott Statue. Meet Saskatchewan’s first premier through this lakeside memorial.
• Albert Memorial Bridge - Albert Memorial Bridge. Cross this elegant landmark and take in its ornate details and sweeping views over Wascana Lake.
• C9MV+26 - Joe Moran Gallery. Discover the work and legacy of one of Saskatchewan’s best-known landscape artists.
• C9QM+W9 - Royal Saskatchewan Museum. Pause at this landmark museum and hear how it brings Saskatchewan’s natural and cultural history to life.
• C9GM+55 - Mackenzie Art Gallery. See Regina’s leading public art gallery and learn about its place in the city’s creative story.
• C9MQ+23 - Trafalgar Fountain. Admire this ornate historic fountain and its surprising connection to London’s Trafalgar Square.
• C9PJ+WX - James Hamilton Ross Memorial. Meet an early territorial leader whose career helped shape Saskatchewan’s political history.
• C9QM+4J - Honouring Tree. Take in this meaningful living memorial and the community stories it represents.
• C9PM+6H - Willow Island Overlook. Enjoy an open view across the lake toward one of Wascana’s most peaceful islands.
• C9JR+MX - Pine Island Lookout. Stop for a quiet lake view framed by trees, water and prairie sky.
• C9HV+2C - Surveyors Monument. Learn how surveyors mapped the prairie and helped lay the foundations of modern Saskatchewan.
• C9HV+F4 - Sisters Legacy Statue. Discover the story honoured by this striking sculpture beside the lake.
• C9PM+V4 - Charles Avery Dunning Plaque. Hear how this Saskatchewan premier influenced both provincial and national life.
• C9PM+3R - Willow Island. Look across to this leafy island and enjoy one of Wascana Lake’s most tranquil scenes.
• C9MR+3V - Trafalgar Overlook. Pause for a fresh perspective over the water and surrounding parkland.
• C9HR+Q3 - Scouts Canada Monument. See this tribute to generations of scouts and their service to the community.
• C9JP+7W - Holodomor Statue. Reflect at this powerful memorial to the millions who suffered during the Holodomor.
• C9PJ+XV - Sir Frederick Haultain Plaque. Meet a leading voice from the Northwest Territories era and Saskatchewan’s early history.
• C9PJ+VW - Nicholas Davin Plaque. Learn about an influential—and controversial—figure in Regina’s newspaper and political history.
• C9JR+QC - Links Between Capitals. Discover the symbolic connection joining Regina with other capital cities.
• C9HP+8R - Lakeshore Park Totem Pole. Examine this colourful landmark and the story it adds to the lakeside landscape.
• C9PM+X2 - Speakers Corner. Visit Regina’s tribute to free expression, complete with historic lamps from London.
• C9JQ+G2 - United Empire Loyalists Cairn. Hear why this stone memorial honours a formative chapter in Canadian history.

• No time constraints - take as long as you like to complete the tour
• Download on WiFi before - no signal or data required during tour
• Flexible dates - tour is yours to keep and enjoy anytime on Tripvia Tours
• Trivia questions at each stop (optional)
• Tour guide commentary automatically plays at each point of interest
• Live GPS map with automatic audio at each stop

• Smartphone or tablet
• Attraction tickets
• Headphones or earbuds (optional)
• In-person tour guide

Circle Regina’s iconic lake on a 5.5 km return route filled with prairie views, monuments, and stories. This self-guided GPS audio tour plays automatically from a smartphone as the Operator passes the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Albert Memorial Bridge, Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Willow Island Overlook, MacKenzie Art Gallery, Trafalgar Fountain, and Speakers Corner. Explore 30 narrated stops at your own pace, pause at viewpoints, and split the walk into comfortable sections if preferred. Download before you go. Attraction admission, optional interiors, a smartphone, and an in-person guide are not included.

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