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Step back in time when you visit the Museum’s recreation of a typical Saskatchewan town at the turn of the century. 1910 Boomtown recaptures the ambiance and style of this bustling period. From the general store offering everything from nails, canned goods and period materials, to the blacksmith shop ringing with the sound of the hammer striking the anvil, you will experience life during this exciting time. Dress up in period clothing and pose for a period-style portrait , or take a stroll through Saskatoon’s only vintage car collection, there is much history to experience at this popular Saskatoon attraction.

The golf course is located at the heights of the South Saskatchewan River, and is an 18-hole, full service public course, adjacent to the Dakota Dunes Casino. Situated on the historical Whitecap First Nations hilltop, this Saskatoon attraction offers a breathtaking view to go along with first-rate entertainment.  This beautiful Vegas-style casino is sure to impress visitors with its 550+ slot machines, live table games, a poker room, restaurant, lounge, and entertainment centre. 

The Wanuskewin area contains some of the most exciting archaeological finds in North America and is one of the favoured Saskatoon sites.  Visitors are able to walk through trails into the past, and discover the life and culture of the native peoples. To date, there are 19 pre-contact sites to be found within the valley and two historic Saskatoon sites making this region the longest running active archaeological site in Canada. 

The Mendel Art Gallery is the City of Saskatoon’s premier Saskatoon attraction for modern and historical art. The Gallery overlooks the South Saskatchewan River and is one of the finest examples of Modernist architecture in Saskatchewan. The Gallery’s permanent collection includes more than 5,800 works by local and national artists. Visitors will enjoy the Civic Conservatory and the beautiful seasonal flower displays as well as a remarkable collection of orchids, tropical and arid birds. 

The Cathedral of Methodism, built circa 1912, is the third largest sanctuary of the United Church of Canada. Made from solid stone, the English designed gothic church is located just outside the University grounds. Three large stained-glass windows with life-size figures are a special feature of the sanctuary depicting the Nativity, the Sermon on the Mount and the Last Supper. The church features a Casavant three manual pipe organ complete with 39 stops, over 2400 pipes and 20 bells. The dark reddish-brown pews of oak and elm with carved end panels complement the church’s divine appeal and make this a beautiful Saskatoon attraction.