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Planning a visit to Regina? Check the links below for all you need to know about how to get here, where to find tourist information, and many other handy tips that'll help make your trip as pleasant as possible

Getting Here

Planes, automobiles and buses too – trust the classics to bring you here and back in comfort.

Getting to Regina by air

Flying to Regina is easy thanks to the Regina International Airport (YQR) which receives arrivals from the majority of Canadian cities and a few international destinations too. The airport is located approximately a maximum of 20 minutes from anywhere in Regina you want to go. Rental cars, taxis, limousines and airport shuttles are all available to take you to your final destination. For more information, visit the Regina Airport Authority.

Driving to Regina

From any direction, the drive to Regina offers good roads and unforgettable scenery. Travelers from other Canadian provinces generally arrive via the Trans-Canada Highway, which stretches from the West Coast of Canada to the East. Regina is about a ninety hour drive from the U.S. border, three hours from Saskatoon, six and a half hours from Winnipeg and about eight hours from Calgary in fair weather. For up-to-date highway information, click here.

Taxing the Bus

The new bus depot in downtown Regina offers daily Greyhound and provincial bus line service. This means you cantransport larger groups and get packages and deliveries daily .

When You Get Here

Getting Around Regina

This is how we roll in Regina: buses, taxis, shuttles, rental cars, limos and more.

Regina vehicle rentals

Dude, here's your car. Rent a vehicle and enjoy the freedom to explore Regina and beyond. Tip: Rental agencies often offer excellent rates and unlimited kilometres on weekends.

City of Regina Transit

City buses move people seven days a week and the online Trip Plan helps riders get from any destination they are staying at. Downtown hotels are just steps away from shopping, event venues, art galleries, restaurants, bars, libraries, parksand Regina’s business district. For more information, click here.

Taxis

Many cab companies operate in Regina and limousine service is available. Budgetabout $30.00 (plus tip, of course) for a cab ride from one side of the city to theother. Buses or limos and drivers are also available for hire.

For more information on the options above, click here.