Saskatoon
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Saskatoon Travel Guide 2026: Top Attractions, Things to do & Itinerary | Trip.com | August, 2026

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Things to do in Saskatoon

What to do

Looking for things to do in Saskatoon? We provide up-to-date info on everything from must-see scenic spots to local hangouts.
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Saskatoon | Hilary Duff《lucky me》Tour
Saskatoon | Hilary Duff《lucky me》Tour
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Saskatoon | Bryan Adams《Roll with the Punches》Tour
Saskatoon | Bryan Adams《Roll with the Punches》Tour
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Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo
Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo
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Saskatoon | Killswitch Engage concert 2026
Saskatoon | Killswitch Engage concert 2026
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SaskTel Centre
SaskTel Centre
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Prairieland
Prairieland
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Saskatoon | The Beaches Concert Tour
Saskatoon | The Beaches Concert Tour
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River Landing
River Landing
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TCU Place
TCU Place
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Themed exhibition halls

Where to stay

Discover the most popular places to stay in Saskatoon, complete with recommendations from fellow travelers and special hotel offers
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What to eat

Want to eat like a local? Don't miss out on these top Saskatoon dishes and foodie spots.
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Carver's Steakhouse & Lounge
Carver's Steakhouse & Lounge
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Western cuisine
Avg. SEK338/person
Taverna Italian Kitchen + Bar
Taverna Italian Kitchen + Bar
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Seafood
Avg. SEK301/person
Las Palapas Resort Grill
Las Palapas Resort Grill
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Latin American cuisine
Avg. SEK144/person
St. Tropez Bistro
St. Tropez Bistro
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Bars/bistros
Avg. SEK230/person
Four Seasons Restaurant & Lounge
Four Seasons Restaurant & Lounge
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Western cuisine
Avg. SEK213/person
Steps Lounge
Steps Lounge
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Western cuisine
Avg. SEK1,112/person
Szechuan Kitchen
Szechuan Kitchen
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Southeast Asian cuisine
Avg. SEK69/person
Restaurant 224 Downtown
Restaurant 224 Downtown
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Asian cuisine
Avg. SEK71/person
Finns Irish Pub
Finns Irish Pub
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Bars/bistros
Avg. SEK117/person
Amigos Cantina
Amigos Cantina
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Latin American cuisine
Avg. SEK148/person
McDonald's
McDonald's
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Living Sky Café
Living Sky Café
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Western cuisine
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Saskatoon Moments: Through Travelers' Eyes

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The Prairie Provinces wheat was purchased by China with government aid in the 1960s and remains a key part of the world’s grain supply

The Prairie Provinces wheat was purchased by China with government aid in the 1960s and remains a key part of the world’s grain supply

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Olivia Simmons Olivia)70
Saskatoon summer and autumn fun
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Saskatoon summer and autumn fun

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Winter in Ningguta Satun

Winter in Ningguta Satun

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✨ A Culinary Time-Machine: My Magical Trip to Bon Temps Café, Saskatoon
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✨ A Culinary Time-Machine: My Magical Trip to Bon Temps Café, Saskatoon

Lì Huá (丽华)
Lì Huá (丽华)
Grasslands National Park
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Grasslands National Park

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🦖 A Journey Through Time: My Magical Trip to the USask Museum of Natural Sciences
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🦖 A Journey Through Time: My Magical Trip to the USask Museum of Natural Sciences

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Lì Huá (丽华)
✨ Wanuskewin: A Soulful Journey into Canada’s Ancient Heart
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✨ Wanuskewin: A Soulful Journey into Canada’s Ancient Heart

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Absolutely stunning — totally worth it!

It’s about a 3-hour drive from Calgary. We left at 7 AM and arrived around 10 AM. The place is called Saskatchewan Glacier, but you need to navigate to 52°10’14.4”N 117°04’24.0“W to park. The weather yesterday was perfect, and throughout the whole day, we only ran into three other people on this trail (there were already two cars parked when we arrived — I recommend getting there before 9 AM).

After getting out of the car, we followed the footprints that were already made, climbed over a hill, crossed a large plain, and eventually reached the glacier 😆. The footprints were very clear, so just follow them. The hill isn’t steep, so it’s not difficult. For three hours, we didn’t see a single soul, and I started feeling a little unsure if we were on the right path — luckily we met someone returning who told us the ice cave was just ahead.

The round trip is almost 20 km (my earlier note of 10 km was wrong — I didn’t realize our records were in miles 😅🙏). The total took seven hours. It’s not as difficult as I imagined, but for kids it’s still challenging. The difficulty isn’t technical, but it’s long and requires endurance. I wouldn’t manage it alone with my two kids — their dad had to come because he’s stricter and pushes them to keep going 😆.

The snow was deep, and it’s easy to sink in with every step — I also fell twice badly. Ice cleats and trekking poles are necessary. We all agreed this is the most rewarding hike we’ve ever done!

A friend shared a video a few days ago showing the ice cave collapsed, so there’s still a danger of falling ice — please be very careful ⚠️. Also, there is no phone signal at the glacier, and the parking location is shown in the last photo.
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#canadatrip Absolutely stunning — totally worth it! It’s about a 3-hour drive from Calgary. We left at 7 AM and arrived around 10 AM. The place is called Saskatchewan Glacier, but you need to navigate to 52°10’14.4”N 117°04’24.0“W to park. The weather yesterday was perfect, and throughout the whole day, we only ran into three other people on this trail (there were already two cars parked when we arrived — I recommend getting there before 9 AM). After getting out of the car, we followed the footprints that were already made, climbed over a hill, crossed a large plain, and eventually reached the glacier 😆. The footprints were very clear, so just follow them. The hill isn’t steep, so it’s not difficult. For three hours, we didn’t see a single soul, and I started feeling a little unsure if we were on the right path — luckily we met someone returning who told us the ice cave was just ahead. The round trip is almost 20 km (my earlier note of 10 km was wrong — I didn’t realize our records were in miles 😅🙏). The total took seven hours. It’s not as difficult as I imagined, but for kids it’s still challenging. The difficulty isn’t technical, but it’s long and requires endurance. I wouldn’t manage it alone with my two kids — their dad had to come because he’s stricter and pushes them to keep going 😆. The snow was deep, and it’s easy to sink in with every step — I also fell twice badly. Ice cleats and trekking poles are necessary. We all agreed this is the most rewarding hike we’ve ever done! A friend shared a video a few days ago showing the ice cave collapsed, so there’s still a danger of falling ice — please be very careful ⚠️. Also, there is no phone signal at the glacier, and the parking location is shown in the last photo.

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