Welcome to Regina

Bisected by the Trans-Canada Hwy (Victoria Ave, at this point), the provincial capital is by default the primary destination of visitors to Saskatchewan. There's heady rivalry with Saskatoon, the attractive city 230km to the north, ever since it was a hunting ground for the Cree, who called Regina Wascana (Pile of Bones).

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Leafy parks make the capital a pleasant place to be: the Wascana Centre and Victoria Park are great spots to sit and ponder. Other highlights include the gentrified Cathedral Village and the up-and-coming Regina Warehouse District, although on game days, the town's sole focus is on the Roughriders football team.

Regina has good restaurants, bars and comfortable accommodations. These, combined with its location, make Regina a good base from which to explore southern Saskatchewan, and an appropriate place for a sojourn as you cross the Canadian interior.

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1 day Canadian WW1 tour including Vimy Ridge

This tour includes the visit of Vimy Ridge during the battle of Arras in 1917 and the battlefield of the Somme of 1916 with the Newfoundland Park of Beaumont-Hamel. The tour is starting with the visit of the battlefield the battle of Vimy Ridge during the battle of Arras in April/May 1917. Following the visit of the Canadian Educational Centre, the Grange Tunnel (please note that the visit of the Grange Tunnel cannot be guaranteed) and the trench system just behind, the National Canadian Memorial, we will heading to the Somme battlefield of 1916 to understand the Canadian involvement during the battle of the Somme in Pozières, Courcelette and Regina trench. The visit of the Newfoundland Park of Beaumont-Hamel with is original preserved trench system will end the tour. This tour is starting and ending from Arras train station.

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