3-Day Itinerary in Saskatoon

• Day 1: Visit the River Landing and enjoy the picturesque view of the South Saskatchewan River. Stroll around the Remai Modern art museum, showcasing a collection of contemporary art. Head to the Broadway Avenue for some shopping and dining experience.
• Day 2: Start the day by exploring the Meewasin Valley Trail, a picturesque nature reserve. Check out the Wanuskewin Heritage Park to learn more about the indigenous culture and history. In the evening, attend a performance at the Persephone Theatre.
• Day 3: Take a tour of the Western Development Museum, exhibiting the history of Saskatoon and the province of Saskatchewan. Visit the famous University of Saskatchewan campus and explore the campus buildings and lush greenery. Later, savour the outdoor dining experience at Ayden Kitchen & Bar.

Time and Costs Estimates

• River Landing (2 hours, Free)
• Remai Modern (2-3 hours, $12-$15 per person admission fee)
• Broadway Avenue (2-3 hours, costs vary depending on activity)
• Meewasin Valley Trail (2-3 hours, Free)
• Wanuskewin Heritage Park (3-4 hours, $10-$15 per person admission fee)
• Persephone Theatre (2-3 hours, costs vary depending on show)
• Western Development Museum (2-3 hours, $13 per person admission fee)
• University of Saskatchewan (2-3 hours, Free)
• Ayden Kitchen & Bar (2-3 hours, costs vary depending on order)
Total Estimated Costs: Between $45-$53 per person

Transportation

Saskatoon has public bus transportation available, with a single ride fare of $3.00. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also readily available. Rental cars can be reserved, and booked in advance to travel around the city. Distances are short and parking is usually free in most places.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider visiting the Bessborough Hotel, a landmark hotel and an iconic symbol of the city. You can take a day trip to the Batoche National Historic Site, where the Métis Nation was defeated in a historic battle. If you have less time, prioritize the River Landing, Remai Modern, Broadway Avenue, and the Meewasin Valley Trail for a fulfilling experience.