Mosaic Stadium

Royal Saskatchewan Museum

#Creative Incentive Program Partition Cash Regina, a city in central and southern Saskatchewan, Canada, is like a pearl set on the prairie of North America. It has the breadth and openness of grassland cities, and there is no lack of unique humanistic charm. It is a place that can slow down and feel the beauty of life quietly. 1. The best travel time Regina is a temperate continental climate with clear seasons. Winter is long and windy, from early October to the end of April and early May of the second year, the average temperature in January is as low as -15 ℃, and there are often blizzards, but because of this, winter has become a paradise for ice and snow sports lovers, you can experience ice skating, skiing and other projects. Summer is short but cool. The average temperature in July is around 19 ℃, and occasionally it will drop to about zero. It rains a little more. It is a good time for outdoor activities and enjoy the natural scenery. The spring and autumn seasons are pleasant, the spring is recovering, and the autumn forests are full of dyed, and there is no flavor. The year-round sunshine is more abundant, with the reputation of &quot;Sunshine Capital&quot;. 2. Attractions check-in 1. Vaskana Center (Wascana Centre): This is the green lung of Regina&#39;s city, covering an area of 930 hectares. The lake of Vaskana Lake in the center is clear and the surrounding scenery is picturesque. Walking around the lake, you can see elegant swans swimming on the water, and in the distance are artistic buildings such as the Saskatchewan Parliament Building. In summer, you can rent a boat to swing in the lake; in winter, the lake freezes and becomes a natural ice rink. 2. Saskatchewan Parliament Building (Saskatchewan Legislative Building): Built in 1908-1912, the dome is spectacular with exquisite cloth art style and a 53-meter-high dome. The interior is gorgeously decorated and you can see beautiful murals, sculptures and elegant halls when you visit. There are beautiful gardens around the building, where the statue of Queen Elizabeth II&#39;s horse riding is located, showing dignity and elegance. 3. Royal Saskatchewan Museum (Royal Saskatchewan Museum): Founded in 1906, it is a great place to learn about Saskatchewan&#39;s natural history and Aboriginal culture. There are a wealth of exhibits, including dinosaur fossils, wildlife specimens, and artifacts that showcase Aboriginal life and art, giving you a deep appreciation of the past and present of the land. 4. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Heritage Center (RCMP Heritage Centre): Shows the history of Canada&#39;s famous Royal Mounted Police. Through interactive exhibitions and multimedia displays, learn about the wonderful stories of Mounted Police from the founding to maintaining policing in Western Canada, and see their iconic red uniforms and handsome horses, and feel the unique police culture. 5. St. Rose Cathedral (Holy Rosary Cathedral): Built in 1912-1917, the Romanesque style of the building is full of art. The 27-meter-high minarets are very eye-catching, and the glass mosaics and exquisite decoration details inside the church make people feel infected by its solemn and sacred atmosphere. 3. Food recommendation 1. Maple syrup products: Canada&#39;s iconic food, you can also taste the most pure taste in Regina. Maple syrup is poured on pancakes, waffles, or with barbecue, the sweet taste spreads on the tip of the tongue, full of happiness. 2. Poutine: Classic Canadian cuisine, crisp chips covered with rich gravy and soft cheese curd, a mouthful of a variety of flavors blended in the mouth, super satisfying. 3. Ice wine: Canadian specialty sweet wine, there are many wineries around Regina to taste quality ice wine. On a cold night, have a glass of ice wine and feel the silky taste and rich fruit flavor. 4. Grassland steak: thanks to the vast grassland, the beef here is of good quality. The steak in the restaurant is fresh and juicy, and the cooking methods are varied. Whether it is fried or charcoal roast, it can make steak lovers full of food. 1. Language: Regina mainly uses English to communicate. Although some people can also speak French, the English penetration rate is high. If you are not fluent in English, you can prepare translation software in advance for easy communication. 2. Climate: The winter climate is cold, and you must carry enough warm clothes, such as down jackets, thick sweaters, scarves, gloves, etc. The temperature difference between morning and evening in summer is large, and it is recommended to bring a long-sleeved coat. 3. Transportation: Regina&#39;s public transportation system is relatively limited, and if you want to explore the surrounding area more freely, renting a car is a good choice. Pay attention to traffic rules when driving in the city, pedestrians have priority right of passage. When taking the bus, you can download the relevant APP in advance to check the real-time bus information. Some buses do not stop at each stop. You need to pull the rope before getting off. 4. Etiquette: Canadians pay attention to politeness and public order, keep quiet in public places, wait in line. 5. Currency: Canada uses Canadian dollars, which can be exchanged in advance in the country, or at Regina airports, banks or exchange offices. Credit cards are accepted in many places, but some cash is also recommended for small consumption. 6. Cultural taboos: respect local cultural practices and avoid discussing sensitive topics such as politics and religion. When visiting religious sites such as churches, be careful to dress appropriately and keep quiet.

This steakhouse allows us to taste the beef of the prairie province, with Greek ribs doing well. Beef vegetable tomatoes are its traditional soup, not bad.

Abstractions Cafe

A Thai restaurant in the city center, you can dine in, take out, or even deliver food; typical Thai food, good, service is in place.

Abstractions Cafe

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