Some breathtaking exhibits. Very well done. Informative staff. Small gift shop. Sections on minerals of SK, Native People history, Prehistory, different habitats of SK, and ecology/environmentalism. Very well done presentation. Expect to spend a lot of time here.

Essentially a natural history museum. Great displays showing the paleogeological, paleontological, and anthropological history of saskatchewan. Well thought out and presented. Admission by optional donation. Don't stick hands nor head past the railings or sirens will quickly put you in your place. This museum was a pleasant surprise.

Admission is by donation. The dinosaurs area is dated and a bit lacking. However once you get past the dinosaurs, you enter the section on native history in the prairies. We spent most of our time there and it's worth while to take your time here. There's artefacts and very moving accounts of rituals and how their way of life... More

I have been to several of the worlds museum s And this one.holds its own with the best of them I have been to bigger places but for the size this museum ranks as tops. Brilliant place and very well presented I loved it.

Admission is by donation, nice touch. Displays are interesting for young and old alike. The gift shop is nice but could be larger with more variety. Lots of parking with easy access to the museum.

Kids loved this museum. Polite staff, nice exhibits. The park is close and nice to walk in. Will definately visit again.

Regina has a few attraction so this can be a must visit as you can find many attraction here.The museum is very informative and covers the many aspects of the World.

There is a whole new world of discovery here. The exhibits are wonderful and children of all ages will enjoy it.

It is amazing what information this ittle museum holds. It is run by a volunteer board of directors and contains a multitude of information on the first nations history of Canada and the geology of the area. A must see for all visitors to Regina.