Saskatchewan Legislative Building

The Saskatchewan Legislative Building is a grand Beaux-Arts-style building that serves as the seat of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan. It's located in Regina, overlooking Wascana Lake. Construction began in 1908 and was completed in 1912.

The building is a popular tourist destination and offers free guided tours daily. Visitors can admire the building's beautiful architecture, including the grand staircase, rotunda, and Legislative Assembly Chamber. The tours also provide insight into the history and function of the provincial legislature.

Here are some interesting facts about the Saskatchewan Legislative Building:

* It was designed by architects William Sutherland Maxwell and Edward Maxwell.

* The building's exterior is made of Tyndall limestone, which gives it a distinctive light-colored appearance.

* The dome is topped by a statue of Mercury, the Roman god of commerce and eloquence.

* The building was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 2005.

Besides this landmark, there are four more landmarks listed in Regina. There's also fifty-four attractions listed in this city in other categories. You will find the exact location of Saskatchewan Legislative Building on the map above. If you need any other information on Saskatchewan Legislative Building that is not listed here, please call (306) 787-5357 or visit their website.