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Little Grouse on the Prairie
A 20-seat downtown Italian dinner room on 3rd Avenue South with handmade pasta and a Roman-style menu, with a wine list dialled to small producers. Dale MacKay's intimate room and the most ambitious Italian in town.
Hearth Restaurant
A modern Canadian dinner room on Spadina Crescent with wood-fired cooking, a tight seasonal menu, and one of the smartest small wine lists in Saskatchewan. Prairie ingredients done with care.
Meewasin Trail
The 80 km riverside trail system through Saskatoon, with paved paths on both banks linked by footbridges. The single most-used trail in Saskatchewan and the spine of the city.
Cranberry Flats Conservation Area
A 100-acre Meewasin conservation area south of the city with sand dunes, prairie grassland, and the South Saskatchewan River shore. The wildest landscape close to town.
Remai Modern
Saskatoon's flagship modern-art gallery in a 2017 cantilevered River Landing building, with the world's largest Picasso linocut collection and a major Canadian and Indigenous-art focus.
Western Development Museum
Saskatoon's branch of the provincial heritage museum, with a recreated 1910 boomtown street running through a covered building. The single best history museum in Saskatchewan.
Meewasin Valley
The 80 km riverside park system threading the South Saskatchewan River through the city, with paved paths, footbridges, and the most-used public space in Saskatoon. Defines the city's geography.
Bessborough Hotel
The 1935 Château-style railway hotel on the river, with grand lobbies, ornate dining rooms, and the riverside lawn that's the city's wedding-photo backdrop. The signature heritage building.