All Places in Calgary

A colorful area in Calgary with cultural attractions and restaurants.

An indoor tropical oasis located on the fourth floor of the CORE shopping center, featuring lush greenery, ponds, and a glass ceiling.

A quirky urban park on the 6th floor of a parking garage offering city views, artwork, picnic benches and swings.

The Central Library has impressive architecture, art installations, a children's library, and historical collections.

A historic NWMP outpost at the Bow & Elbow rivers, featuring a museum on policing, whiskey smugglers, and CPR railroad patrols.

Heritage Park is a living history museum with reconstructed historical buildings from different time periods, exhibits, costumed interpreters, a steam engine ride, and a paddle wheel boat on the Glenmore Reservoir.

An impressive cultural center modeled after the Hall of Prayers of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, featuring a 21-meter high ceiling decorated with dragons and phoenixes.

A free basement museum located in the Calgary Chinese Cultural Centre that features replicas of Chinese artifacts, including terracotta warriors, silk garments, and mahogany furniture, as well as an exhibit on Chinese-Canadian history.

A green space in Chinatown, offering shady benches and access to Bow River trails.

A climate-controlled network of second-floor bridges connecting skyscrapers downtown, featuring food courts, boutiques, playgrounds, and public art.

The Calgary Tower offers a 360-degree view of the city from its glass-floored observation deck and revolving restaurant, showcasing downtown, the Bow River, and the Rocky Mountains.

Prince's Island Park, a 50-acre green space on an island in the Bow River, offers walking and biking areas, outdoor concerts and plays during the summer, and a well-regarded restaurant.

A striking, red, helicoidal bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava, connecting the downtown core to the north side of the Bow River. It's a beautiful architectural landmark and a popular spot for photos.

A trail along the Bow River

A historic site at the Bow and Elbow rivers, also known as Fort Calgary.

A museum in Heritage Park with a large public collection of antique vehicles, gas pumps, and vintage signs.

Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre, features music-related attractions including halls of fame and a collection of music artifacts. It also offers educational events, workshops, and concerts.

The National Music Centre, housed in Studio Bell, features music-related attractions including halls of fame and a collection of music artifacts. It also offers educational events, workshops, and concerts.

The Glenbow Museum showcases exhibits illustrating the historical development of Western Canada, including early fur traders, the North West Mounted Police, and the oil industry. It also hosts temporary exhibitions from around the world.

The Rocky Mountaineer rail tour offers a scenic journey between Calgary (or Jasper) and Vancouver, cutting westward through the Rockies, with highlights including views of the Three Sisters mountains, Banff, and Lake Louise.

WinSport, home to Calgary Olympic Park, was the primary site for the 1988 Winter Olympics and offers skiing, snowboarding, bobsledding, ziplining, and other activities. It also houses Canada's Sports Hall of Fame.

Canada Olympic Park, operated by WinSport, was the primary site for the 1988 Winter Olympics and offers skiing, snowboarding, bobsledding, ziplining, and other activities. It also houses Canada's Sports Hall of Fame.

The Calgary Zoo, home to over 1,000 animals, features diverse species, botanical gardens, and attractions like the Land of Lemurs, Destination Africa, and the Canadian Wilds. It also has a prehistoric park with replica dinosaurs.

Banff National Park and the town of Banff provide a scenic day trip from Calgary, featuring mountain vistas, shopping, and dining opportunities.

Lake Louise is an iconic and much-photographed spot where visitors can ice skate in winter and rent canoes in summer; the Fairmont Lake Louise hotel overlooks the lake.

The Calgary Stampede is a 10-day festival in July featuring rodeo events, chuck wagon races, concerts, stage shows, a fun fair, and agricultural shows, celebrating Calgary's cowboy heritage.

Telus Spark science museum is perfect for families and features a variety of fascinating interactive exhibits and multimedia presentations, as well as lectures and educational workshops.

A town about 20 minutes away from Banff, known for its beauty, the Three Sisters Peaks, and its Main Street.

The Three Sisters are a group of mountain peaks that make for a stunning backdrop.

Offers stunning mountain scenery, turquoise lakes, and abundant wildlife; visitors can hike scenic trails, soak in hot springs, or take a gondola ride.

The Bow River offers a place to enjoy the outdoors with activities like kayaking and fly fishing.

Glenmore Reservoir is a popular spot for outdoor activities such as sailing canoeing and rowing.

The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is a building in the distance.

Stampede Park hosts the Calgary Stampede every July and offers a year-round taste of Western heritage.

A venue for the 1988 Winter Olympics, offering year-round activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and ziplining.

The Wonderland Sculpture is a 39-foot tall bent wire statue in the shape of a young girl's head, a popular Instagram spot in Calgary.

A bustling market featuring local vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal foods, and handcrafted goods.

Spruce Meadows is a wonderful place to visit if you like equestrian and horse jumping, considered one of the world's Premier show jumping and equestrian facilities.

A vibrant pedestrian mall in downtown Calgary lined with historic buildings, shops, restaurants, and public art installations.

A significant area marking the meeting point of the Bow and Elbow Rivers, offering natural beauty and historical importance.

An urban park built for the 1988 Olympics featuring a large reflecting pool that becomes an ice skating rink in winter.

Fish Creek Provincial Park is a large urban park with plenty of outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and swimming at the Tsukome Aquatic Facility.

An interactive museum featuring hands-on exhibits, a dome theater, and planetarium shows that make science fun and accessible.

Western Canada's largest outdoor family amusement park, offering rides, live shows, and games for all ages.

Bowness Park is a peaceful riverside retreat in Calgary where nature, relaxation, and family fun come together with activities such as paddling in the lagoon, train rides, and skating.

An architectural marvel housing interactive exhibits celebrating Canada's rich musical heritage.

A comprehensive museum complex showcasing Canada's military history through artifacts, vehicles, and personal stories.

A charming neighborhood with boutique shops and historic buildings.

A mountain range visible from Calgary Tower.

A 4 km long path running along the Bow and Elbow Rivers featuring outdoor spaces and gathering areas.

A green oasis just steps from downtown Calgary along the Bow River.

Calgary's Walking Street located in the center of downtown, featuring art installations, restaurants, coffee shops, and bars.

A grand hotel where you can try Ginger Beef at the restaurant Hawthorne, a dish invented in Calgary.

A modern library with soaring atrium, wood paneling, skylights, coffee shop, production studios, and a children's section.

One of Calgary’s oldest and coolest neighborhoods, full of funky shops, restaurants, and craft breweries.

A local brewery in Inglewood known for its unique decor and small-batch beer.

A local brewery in Inglewood known for its unique decor and small-batch beer.

A place to try the iconic Calgary cocktail, the Caesar, with a notable patio.

An incredible tower-size piece painted directly on a local high-rise, created by a German street artist.

The restaurant in the Fairmont Palliser where you can try Ginger Beef, a dish invented in Calgary.

Area with a beach.

Location of the oil fields.

River with pathways.

Stephen Avenue Walk is a pedestrian-friendly street in downtown Calgary lined with shops, restaurants, cafes, and historical buildings.

A renowned arts venue in Calgary.

A hockey team that gives free tours of their aging stadium, the Saddle Dome.

The Calgary Stampeders are the city's Canadian Football League team.

The Calgary International Airport is the main gateway to the city with flights from all over North America and the world.

The Belt Line is one of the better areas to eat and enjoy nightlife in Calgary.

17th Avenue is one of the better areas to eat and enjoy nightlife in Calgary.

Inglewood East is one of the better areas to eat in Calgary.

Kensington is one of the better areas to eat and enjoy nightlife in Calgary.

East Village is where the e-bikes from both cycle are picked up to explore cool communities along the Bow River.

Studio Bell is home to the National Music Center and some pretty interesting architecture.

The Calgary Library is a fun place to visit if you like books or design.

Dean House is one of the original houses in Calgary, near Fort Calgary.

Callaway Park offers a range of exciting activities from thrilling roller coasters to more relaxed attractions like mini trains.

A ski area in Kananaskis Country.

A ski area in Kananaskis Country.

A ski area in Banff.

A ski area in Banff.

A highlight in Banff National Park.

A lake tucked away in the mountains about an hour away from Banff townsite, world renowned for its turquoise blue colors.

A highlight in Banff National Park.

One of the world's largest dinosaur and fossil areas.

Dinosaur Provincial Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Alberta's badlands, is home to rich fossil beds and offers guided tours where paleontologists dig for fossils.

Princess Island Park, located in downtown Calgary, is a green oasis surrounded by the Bow River, offering walking paths, picnic spots, and events.

A trendy neighborhood in Calgary known for its shopping, cool places to drink, and local charm.

The vibrant downtown area of Calgary, featuring pedestrian-only areas like 8th Avenue, popular restaurants, and places to drink.

A farmers' market in Calgary's West End where you can buy local produce and unique items from local vendors.

Calgary International Airport, offering various transportation options to and from the airport, including shuttles to Banff.

A restaurant at the Calgary Tower offering a 360-degree view of the city.

A pathway along the Bow River offering a quiet escape from the city, ideal for walking, jogging, and biking.

A pedestrian-only area in downtown Calgary that offers a unique experience.

Location of the Wonderland Sculpture.

A popular spot for craft beer with a wide selection of beers and a great atmosphere.

A Bengali Indian-style restaurant with unique decor and cocktails, such as the Sergeant Pepper.

An award-winning cocktail bar in Calgary known for its creative and unique drinks.

A speakeasy with unique art and crafted cocktails, including a strawberry mushroom one and a banana bread one.

A speakeasy located upstairs from a convenience store and acupuncture place, offering a cool vibe and great drinks.

A place where you can get crafted peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with live music.

A Mexican-inspired restaurant in the Kensington area with cool decor and margaritas.

A restaurant located in the international side of the Calgary airport.

The Banff Gondola offers epic mountain views and a nightrise experience created by Moment Factory in partnership with Stoney Nakota Nation.

The Malcolm Hotel in Canmore features picturesque mountain views from its balconies and a pool area with heated pool and hot tubs.

Hidden Ridge Resort in Banff is located on a hill and offers amazing mountain views, including rooms with hot tubs on the balcony.

The Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary is home to 33 wolf dogs and offers guided tours to learn about their behavior and interactions.

Hotel Arts in downtown Calgary offers great skyline views from the balconies and has a cool pool area.

No information about this location could be extracted from the context.

No information about this location could be extracted from the context.

No information about this location could be extracted from the context.

A manmade lake and the largest lake in the Canadian Rockies.

Banff Avenue is lit up and visible from the top of the Banff Gondola.

Johnston Canyon offers trails for hiking, with waterfalls in the summer and frozen waterfalls in the winter.

The Calgary Public Library is a place worth visiting.

The Fairmont Lake Louise hotel overlooks Lake Louise and offers incredible views.

Rita Rock Cafe is a unique cafe located in a national historic site with beautiful gardens, known for its crepes.

River Cafe is located in Princess Island Park and known for its upscale, locally sourced cuisine.

Sidewalk Citizen is a place to have lunch after the McKinses walking tour.

Peasant Cheese Shop is the first stop in Kensington for the Alberta Food Finder app, sampling 1608 cheese from Quebec.

Vendome is located in Sunnyside, in a historic building that was a local corner grocer until the 1980s.

Holy Cow Gelato and Donuts is one of the trendiest restaurants and cafes in the city, located in a historic building in Sunnyside.

Made by Marcos is a popular ice cream place known for its interesting and unique flavors.

A four-story shopping center in downtown Calgary with a glass atrium and the Devonian Gardens on the fourth floor.

A restaurant specializing in fresh and delicious porchetta sandwiches.

A family-friendly hotel with excellent breakfast, full kitchens, refrigerators, and self-parking garage, offering amazing views from its rooms.

A beautiful hotel with insane views and a great location in Calgary's downtown core.

A trendy Mexican restaurant located near the hotel, known for its delicious tacos and chill atmosphere.

A trendy coffee shop in Calgary known for its delicious warm cup of joe.

A Japanese barbecue joint where customers can grill their own meat at the table.

A brewery in Calgary that is highly recommended for brewery hopping.

An indoor bike park in Calgary suited for all skill levels, featuring pump tracks and a foam pit.

A park offering an insane view of the city, especially during sunrise.

An airport in Calgary used to take a helicopter tour.

A beautiful spot for hiking with the move.

A beautiful waterfall reached after a quick 45-minute hike through the forest.

Home of the Calgary Hitmen, a WHL team that puts on an entertaining game.

Discover a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the mountains meet the prairies. Waterton offers breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife, and stunning glacial lakes, making it a must-visit for nature lovers.

An iconic, historic hotel perched dramatically overlooking Waterton Lake and the surrounding mountains. This grand dame offers unparalleled views and a step back in time.

While there are many bridges crossing the Bow River, this likely refers to one of the picturesque pedestrian bridges along the extensive Bow River Pathway system. These pathways offer scenic views and access to many of Calgary's riverside parks.

Home to facilities from the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, this park now offers year-round adventure activities. Enjoy activities like ziplining, ski jumping, and summer bobsledding.

Es un estadio construido para los Juegos Olímpicos de 1988, con un diseño único y sede de los Calgary Flames.

Un pub con un plato de barbacoa increíble, famoso por su 'fat ass platter' con costillas, maíz envuelto en tocino y otras delicias.

Una calle peatonal en el centro de Calgary con boutiques, restaurantes y un ambiente agradable para pasear y observar a la gente.

Enjoy a Ridge Ride 2-Hour Horseback Trail Ride in Kananaskis.

Scotsman's Hill offers views of the city and nature.

The Military Museums is the largest museum in Western Canada, showcasing the history of Canada's Navy, Army, and Air Force.

You can cross the foot bridge from Prince's Island Park to grab a bite at Oaklair Market.

The Calgary Zoo, located on St. George's Island, is home to over 1,000 animals from around the world.

At the Glenbo Museum, you can see a large collection of over 33,000 art pieces and artifacts, including indigenous cultures, military memorabilia, and works by Canadian and international artists.

Visit the Canada Sports Hall of Fame at Canada Olympic Park, which displays artifacts like Olympic costumes, photos, and the torch from the 1988 games.

Visit Guns Dairy Barn at Heritage Park for classic comfort food.

Head to the Selkerk Grill at Heritage Park for an organic Canadian meal.

The Scotia Bank Saddle Dome is home to the Calgary Flames and hosts various events throughout the year, including concerts and rodeos.

Telus Spark Science Center offers hands-on science fun for everyone with interactive activities, an Infinity Dome Theater, and a Brainium Outdoor Park.

The Infinity Dome Theater at Telus Spark Science Center displays exciting 360° shows.

Explore the Brainium Outdoor Park at Telus Spark Science Center where learning meets play.

The Creative Kids Museum at Telus Spark Science Center has activities designed for developing minds.

The Confluence Historic Site and Parkland, formerly Fort Calgary, is where the Bow and Elbow rivers meet, with restored barracks and historical displays.

The Hangar Flight Museum showcases over 30 aircraft from early models to military planes, highlighting Western Canada's aviation history.

In summer, enjoy swimming at the Tsukome Aquatic Facility at Fish Creek Provincial Park.

Stop by the visitor center to learn more about Calgary's early settlers and grab a bite at the Boow Valley Ranch Restaurant in Fish Creek Provincial Park.

Stop by the visitor center to learn more about Calgary's early settlers and grab a bite at Annie's Cafe in Fish Creek Provincial Park.

Take a day trip to Drumheller, located about 90 minutes from Calgary, and visit the Royal Troll Museum, Midland Provincial Park and more.

Start by visiting the Royal Troll Museum, where you can see dinosaur fossils, including that of a T-Rex.

Next, head to Midland Provincial Park and hike the Badlands Interpretive Trail for stunning views.

Next, head to Midland Provincial Park and hike the Badlands Interpretive Trail for stunning views.

From there, cross the Rosedale Swinging Suspension Bridge for a unique look at the Red Deer River.

Visit the Calgary Farmers Market for fresh produce, local goods, and unique foods.

Calgary Farmers Market South offers local produce, meats like bison and elk, handmade goods, and a food court with family-owned restaurants.

Calgary Farmers Market West features fresh produce, meats, international foods, and alfresco shopping and dining areas.

Try small batch beers at Annex Ale Project.

Try small batch beers at Village Brewery.

In the southwest, Wild Rose Brewery is inside an old World War II Air Force hanger.

Toolshed beer and BBQ is also worth checking out.

When you need a break from the busy streets, head up to the fourth floor of the core shopping center and check out Deonian Gardens.

The Bow River Trail follows the river and is great for a nice trek or biking, passing trees, quiet spots, and views of the water.

Stephen Avenue Mall is located in downtown Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

The Fairmont Hotel is located on ninth avenue and first street.

The Canadian Pacific Railway is located in Calgary.

The Home Oil Tower is located in Calgary.

Dragon City Mall is a place to find Chinese food and dim sum.

Regency Palace Seafood Restaurant and Lounge offers dim sum daily on the third floor of Dragon City Mall.

Center Street Station is a short tram ride from Olympic Plaza.

The Hyatt is a big building located in Calgary.

Prince Island Park is an outdoor environment on the waterfront to find some relaxation in the city with great views of the skyline.

Lions Park Station is a train stop near a mall.

North Hill Centre is a mall.

New York Fries is a place to get some food inside the mall.

A sporting venue with a 450-meter ice surface, reminiscent of the 1988 Winter Olympics, where visitors can experience gliding like an Olympic athlete.

A revolving restaurant in the Calgary Tower with modern design and an award-winning wine list.

A massive outdoor playground with multiple lanes for gliding down on the edge of the city.

Glacier National Park is symbolically merged with Waterton Lakes National Park into the Waterton Glacier International Peace Park.

A tiny townsite within Waterton Lakes National Park that offers great Lakeside views.

An impressive waterfall easily accessible from the Waterton townsite.

A place in Waterton to eat hot dogs and fries.

A waterfall visited in Waterton Lakes National Park.

A waterfall visited in Waterton Lakes National Park.

A famous lake in Waterton Lakes National Park with a hike to it.

A city in Alberta, Canada, nicknamed Cow Town, hosting the Calgary Stampede, the world's largest Rodeo.

The Calgary Tower is taller than the Seattle Space Needle.

Also known as the castle of the Rockies, one of Canada's Grand Railway hotels constructed by the Canadian Pacific Railway in the late 1800s.

Also known as the castle of the Rockies, one of Canada's Grand Railway hotels constructed by the Canadian Pacific Railway in the late 1800s.

An enchanting little Oasis next to the Banff Park administration building with flowers.

The location of the Cascade of Time garden, an Oasis.

The birthplace of Banff National Park, started because a hot spring was discovered here.

The Banff Gondola takes people to the summit of Sulphur Mountain.

Offering the only Chuckwagon cookout inside Banff Park.

Where the Chuckwagon cookout takes place for Banff Trail Riders.

A spectacular hike, considered a moderate hike.

Peaks that hover over the town of Canmore.

A cafe in Canmore.

A hamlet near Canmore.

Towers over Moraine Lake.

The location of the Athabasca Glacier and the Glacier Skywalk.

One Glacier of many in the Colombia ice field, accessible through a tour.

The Glacier Skywalk extends over the Sunwapta Valley.

A see-through Bridge extending over the Sunwapta Valley.

A town that receives fewer visitors than Banff and has a very peaceful feel.

Jasper's version of Lake Louise where we are getting ready to go on another boat cruise.

A fascinating spot that provides several Peaks into 150 ft deep narrow Gorge.

Upscale and fancy, built in 1922 by the Canadian Pacific Railway.

The location of the Jasper Park Lodge.

The capital of Alberta, where we did some epic activities, starting with a food Bike Tour.

A very pretty building with a large Fountain inside, where they give free tours.

A really well done living history park on par with Colonial Williamsburg.

An exposition area at Fort Edmonton, like Coney Island, with rides and games.

The largest mall in North America with over 800 stores.

The largest indoor water park in the world, located inside the West Edmonton Mall.

Road Trippers might consider taking the Trans Canada Highway all the way to Vancouver.

A lake with the coolest reflection, high above the lake is the bow Glacier

High above the lake is the bow Glacier.

Named after Bill poed who is one of the first Park Rangers and a legendary figure in B's early years

Heard this is one of the most beautiful drives ever.