Statue of Queen Elizabeth II riding Burmese is a celebrated equestrian monument set within the parklands of central Regina, honouring the long relationship between Canada and the Crown. The bronze depicts Her Late Majesty riding Burmese, a renowned horse bred in Saskatchewan and gifted to the Queen, which makes this site uniquely meaningful to the city and the province. Visitors come for quiet reflection, photography, and to learn about the story behind the statue, which links local ranching heritage with national history and public service.
The setting is thoughtfully landscaped, with sightlines to water, trees, and nearby civic buildings that frame the monument in all seasons. Interpretive materials and guided programs in the broader area help visitors connect the statue to Regina’s cultural narrative, from ceremonial occasions to everyday community life. On a city map, this landmark is a reliable orientation point and a dignified reminder of Saskatchewan’s place in Commonwealth history, inviting respectful visits year round.
Location: 50.4336652, -104.6151472
Tags:
– Historic Significance: monument
– Material: bronze
– Name: Statue of Queen Elizabeth II riding Burmese
– Start Date: 2005
– statue: equestrian
– subject:wikidata: Q9682;Q1016696
– Wikidata: Q58360857