Casinos near me in Regina

The beginning of the land-based casinos starts with the year 1996 when the biggest casino Regina was built. By 1995, a $ 37 million construction project had begun transforming the vacant train station into a second casino in the province.

How to choose the right casino in Regina

• Step 1 – We always recommend reading the players’ reviews about the casinos here on our site. All reviews are from real players who have had their own experiences.
• Step 2 – Remember that many casinos have the hotel attached to it already. You can check the photos, look for the best prices and book your room.
  
• Step 3 – You can check the best casinos according to the games that are available in the casinos. Some of the games can be missed from the list of available entertainment.
  

What to do in Regina?

• Park "Vaskana". Getting to know the city of Regina should start with its nature. In the central park "Vaskana" its best examples are presented: 6 natural zones were artificially made here, in which animals brought from different parts of the world live.
• Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina, founded in 1906. It is worth going here for historical monuments. In the museum you can get acquainted with the findings of the geological and paleontological direction.
  
• Mackenzie Art Gallery, which displays a huge number of paintings by Canadian artists from different centuries. The gallery is spread over 3 levels and houses family learning centres, a theatre, storage facilities and a gift shop.
  
• Royal Mounted Police Heritage Centre. It was opened in 2005. In the centre, there is an exhibition consisting of many artifacts related to the history of government agencies in Canada.
  

Interesting Facts about Regina

• The city was founded in 1885 and got its name in honor of the title that was awarded to the British Queen Victoria (Victoria Regina)
• This is a relatively young city, since it was founded at the very end of the 19th century
  
• In terms of ethnic composition, the largest number of immigrants from Germany and England live here, and the third largest ethnic group is Ukrainians
  
• More than half of all Saskatchewan residents live in and around Regina