This American had Regina on his bucket list for 30 years. He finally made the trip
This American had Regina on his bucket list for 30 years. He finally made the trip
I considered posting this elsewhere, but only Canadians are really going to get why it's funny. Regina being totally self aware about it's (lack of) reputation made it for me.
Going to regina next week for 5 days. Any tips on what to do?
Not a local, but as someone who joked "We could go to Regina! There's..." and trailed off as I saw stuff on Google Maps, here's some suggestions:
-The Regina Floral Conservatory.
-The Mackenzie Art Gallery
-The RCMP Heritage Centre
-Government House
-Royal Saskatchewan MuseumThere's some other stuff too, particularly if you're willing to drive out of town. Enough to make me go "Huh, that could be mildly fun/interesting".
Thanks, I'll check those out.
I'm there for a work thing, so hopefully there's stuff that's walkable from the hotel downtown
Leave immediately
USian here - this honestly took far too long for me to get.
When asked for comment on its lack of tourism resources, the City responded, “we made a tourism video in the 90s. I don’t understand what else you’re expecting.”
Regina rhymes with fun.
Growing up, I wasnt sure if Regina was where my auntie lived or what she had that I didn't
I legitimately mixed up the two as well, as a kid.
This honestly warms my frozen Manitoban heart.
It would be great if we would all show a little more collective pride and promote the places we live as, you know, nice places to visit.
Every place in this country has something to offer.
Glad someone got to interview the Regina tourist!