Saskatoon Attractions
Remai Modern Museum
The Remai (pronounced REY-me) Modern Museum, overlooking the South Saskatchewan River, houses the largest collection of Pablo Picasso’s linocuts, about 406 pieces in its permanent collection. The building, opened in October 2017, pays homage to Frank Lloyd Wright’s prairie style, similar to Fallingwater with its glass and wood stacked facade, and a subtle copper-colored grid encompassing it to moderate indoor temperature.
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Address: 102 Spadina Crescent E, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Wanuskewin Heritage Park
A short drive up the river leads to the proposed UNESCO World Heritage site of Wanuskewin Heritage Park, a non-profit cultural and historical center aimed at providing a better understanding of the indigenous people who originally inhabited the region. Wanuskewin is a Cree term for “living together in harmony.”
Wanuskewin Heritage Park is free and open for the public to wander.
Address: RR 4 Penner Road, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
The Western Development Museum
The Western Development Museum transports you back in time with a life-size replica of 1910 Boomtown, with buildings including a school, church, laundromat, and feed store, decorated with actual artifacts.
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Address: 2610 Lorne Ave, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
The Saskatoon Farmer's Market
Take a refreshing walk along the waterfront from downtown to the Riversdale neighborhood, which hosts the farmers market on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. This year-round, indoor and outdoor market is the oldest and largest in the province and is the best place to visit to experience all the nourishing food produced in the region.
The Saskatoon Farmer’s Market is free and open for the public to wander.
Address: 414 Avenue B South Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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