Discover the Historic Stories of the Mounties at the RCMP Heritage Centre
When visiting Regina, Saskatchewan, the RCMP Heritage Centre belongs at the top of your must-see list. This world-class attraction and one of Regina’s top 5 experiences brings Canada’s iconic national police service to life through powerful stories, rare artifacts, and experiences you won’t find anywhere else.
The Centre is located beside the historic grounds of the RCMP Academy, known as Depot Division, where every Mountie has trained since 1885. Housed in a striking building designed by internationally renowned architect Arthur Erickson, the Centre is more than a museum, it’s a journey through Canada’s identity.
The Heritage Centre is an independent non-profit organization, not owned, operated, or funded by the RCMP. Every admission, souvenir purchase, and donation directly support public programming, operations, and community education.
A Story That Shaped a Nation
With roots stretching back over 150 years, the story of the NWMP/RCMP is the story of our country, one of service, sacrifice, and evolution. Told through six informative exhibits and a driving simulator, you are transported through the “March of the Mounties” and its evolution from a frontier police service to what it is known as today.
View rare, one-of-a-kind artifacts like original uniforms, a vintage RCMP Beechcraft D18S aircraft, and tools of the trade through the ages. Through six dynamic exhibits and a driving simulator, guests of all ages can immerse themselves in the evolution of one of the world’s most recognizable police services.
The RCMP Heritage Centre shares this story in a way that’s engaging, authentic, and deeply Canadian.
At the Heritage Centre – You’re in the Driver’s Seat
Ever wondered what it’s like to patrol the streets in a real police cruiser? Now’s your chance to find out, no badge required. Climb behind the wheel of our interactive police driving simulator and experience the action firsthand.
See Where Mounties Are Made
Want to know what it takes to become a Mountie? The Making of a Mountie video takes you inside the cadet experience with a 20-minute film that captures the intensity, commitment, and heart of RCMP training.
Better yet, take part in a Summer Depot Tour and visit the same grounds as every RCMP officer in history. Tours run Tuesday to Friday from June through August, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at Depot Division, an active training facility.
Truth and Reconciliation Learning Opportunities
The Heritage Centre is proud to offer Indigenous-led and Indigenous-lens programming designed to build understanding and inspire dialogue. Truth and Reconciliation - With interactive learning tools like the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada floor map and the reflective outdoor space across from the Centre, visitors are encouraged to connect with the land and the stories it holds.
Click here to learn more about our classroom programs.
Contact us to book your group for facilitated programming.
Temporary Exhibits
There are no temporary exhibits at this time.
The Place of Reflection
The Place of Reflection stone medicine wheel began with 1,400 stones, each representing a missing or murdered Indigenous woman, girl, or two-spirit person in Canada at the time of its creation. In the heart of the circle lies a uniquely shaped stone, known as the buffalo heart, symbolizing the spirit and strength that grounds this sacred space.
Pillars of the Force
Located along the Princess Royal Walk, this powerful tribute honours the legacy of RCMP members, families, troops, and detachments from across the country—a living testament to those who serve and protect.
Shop Local and Take Home a Piece of the Experience
No visit is complete without a stop at the RCMP Heritage Centre Gift Shop.
Whether you're looking for unique souvenirs, apparel, books, toys, or locally crafted goods, you'll find something memorable.