Saskatoon

  • Saskatoon, the second largest city in Saskatchewan, is worth going to for its university student atmosphere. The campus itself is undeniably charming. The South Saskatchewan river, which crosses the city, takes you to the Bessborough delta, a timeless building, and the Mendel art gallery. On the outskirts, the Western Development Museum's 1910 Boomtown reconstructs the main street of a Western mining ...
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  • This is the highest populated city in the province, often nicknamed the city of bridges.
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  • One of the many walks to complete in Saskatoon, the most populous city in the province of Saskatchewan
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  • The Berry Barn is a popular restaurant serving home-style cooking and also has a pick-your-own area where guests can pick saskatoons (a berry)
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  • A view of downtown Saskatoon, with the South Saskatchewan River in the foreground
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  • A different perspective of downtown Saskatoon with a bridge over the South Saskatchewan River in the foreground
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  • An old bridge over the South Saskatchewan River with the city in the background
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Amy Adejokun
Amy Adejokun Expert destination Canada

Saskatoon, the second largest city in Saskatchewan, is worth going to for its university student atmosphere. The campus itself is undeniably charming. The South Saskatchewan river, which crosses the city, takes you to the Bessborough delta, a timeless building, and the Mendel art gallery. On the outskirts, the Western Development Museum's 1910 Boomtown reconstructs the main street of a Western mining town, with some thirty buildings and various museums.

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