Recognized as a National Historic Site and a candidate for UNESCO World Heritage designation, Wanuskewin Heritage Park has been a gathering place for Northern Plains Indigenous peoples for more than 6,000 years. About 25 kilometers north of Saskatoon, this living heritage park shares the stories, art, and traditions of the land through interpretive trails, gallery exhibitions, and cultural programming. Visitors can walk the same valley where bison hunts took place centuries ago.

Light pours through floor-to-ceiling windows at Remai Modern, where eleven gallery spaces unfold across three floors of striking contemporary architecture overlooking the South Saskatchewan River. This award-winning museum, just 4.1 kilometers from the hotel, houses the world's most comprehensive collection of Picasso linocuts alongside rotating exhibitions by local, regional, and international artists. Admission is by donation, and the outdoor terraces offer sweeping river views.

Steps from our front door, the University of Saskatchewan campus unfolds across 1,200 acres of green space, historic buildings, and research facilities. A two-minute walk brings you to the heart of one of Canada's top research universities, where visiting families, prospective students, and academic travelers find everything from Griffiths Stadium to the Canadian Light Source synchrotron. We love being part of this vibrant campus community.

Kids climb, build, and experiment their way through Saskatchewan's only children's museum, where hands-on exhibits spark curiosity at every turn. About 12 minutes from the hotel in the historic Mendel Building along the South Saskatchewan River, Nutrien Wonderhub invites families to explore art, science, and storytelling together. Children ages zero to nine learn through play in immersive, interactive spaces designed to fuel imagination.

The largest human history museum in Saskatchewan, the Western Development Museum tells the story of the province through its flagship Boomtown exhibit, a faithful recreation of a Saskatchewan town circa 1910. A ten-minute drive from the hotel brings you to Canada's longest indoor street, where you can wander through a blacksmith shop, a dentist's office, a pharmacy lined with vintage concoctions, and dozens of other period buildings.