Plan a Visit

Entry Accessibility Parking CafeteriaHistory

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Entry

The public can enter through the Legislative Building's main doors or through the Prince of Wales entrance, which is a barrier-free entry immediately west of the main entrance.

All visitors to the Saskatchewan Legislative Building are screened by security and must provide photo ID and get a visitor’s pass to enter.

Security service at the Legislature Building is provided by the Legislative District Security Unit (LDSU). For more details about access, please read the LDSU information about protocols for visitors.

Note: School groups must enter through the Prince of Wales entrance.

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Accessibility

Accessible by Wheelchair

• Accessible parking is available in spaces marked for visitors (see map below).
• The Prince of Wales entrance is a fully accessible entry point at the front of the building.
• Tours are fully accessible, and we have wheelchairs available for visitors who need one.

Assistance for the Hearing Impaired

• Hearing assistance devices are available for guided tours.
• Closed captioning devices are available in the Chamber. 

Service Animals

• Service animals are permitted in the building. All other animals that do not have specialized training are restricted.

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Transportation and Parking

The Saskatchewan Legislative Building is south of Regina's downtown area, located at 2405 Legislative Drive. It is easily accessible by car, public transportation, bike, or by foot.

Parking (see maps below)

• 2-hour parking is available in spaces marked for visitors. Please note the restricted parking signs.
• Stopping at the main entrance for a short period of time is allowed, but parking is not permitted.

Public Transit [Regina Transit]

• City buses stop approximately every half hour on Albert Street, just across from the Legislative Building. From there, it is a 100-metre walk to the entrance of the Legislative Building.

Bikes

• Bike racks are located next to the building's main entrance.

School Buses

• Buses may park north of the Queen Elizabeth II Gardens. Follow Legislative Drive eastward and turn left onto Walter Scott Way to continue along the lake to the north end of the gardens. See map below.

 

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Cafeteria

The Centre Café is located on the lower level of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. The Café is open to building staff and the public. To access the cafeteria, you must provide photo ID and get a visitor’s pass at the building’s main entrance.

Centre Café hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (Hours may vary. Please phone for hours on a particular date.)

Schools and other large groups who wish to eat in the cafeteria should make arrangements and place their order in advance of their visit.

For further information, please contact Centre Café at 306-787-9697, or the manager at 306-787-9655.