Quick Facts
Setting: Urban
Population (core): 3.4M
Population (metro): 6.7M
Best time to visit: Year-round
Top Sights
Calgary Zoo
Zoo featuring a huge variety of animals & a park filled with models of dinosaurs.
C$38.95
/ Adult
Prince's Island Park
Urban park built on the site of a former sawmill, with picnic areas, trails & regular major events.
FREE
Heritage Park
Large Western Canadian history museum with working antiques & seasonal re-creations with actors.
C$14.95
/ Adult
Bowness Park
Serene spot with a lagoon, boat rentals, winter ice skating, a playground & picnic areas.
FREE
Fish Creek Provincial Park
Expansive outdoor park featuring miles of hiking & biking trails, a manmade lake & wildlife.
FREE
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Nose Hill Park
Tranquil, spacious park known for its abundant wildlife, hiking trails & archeological finds.
FREE
Calgary Tower
Soaring tower with panoramic views from a glass-floored observation deck & a revolving restaurant.
C$23.0
/ Adult
North Glenmore Park
Waterfront 208-acre park with trails, playgrounds, tennis courts, fire pits, BBQs & picnic areas.
FREE
The Military Museums
Complex of 8 museums covering naval, army & air force history, plus a gallery about human conflict.
C$17.0
/ Adult
South Glenmore Park
Waterfront green space with biking & hiking paths, plus a sailing school & an aquatic playground.
FREE
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Pearce Estate Park
Riverside wetland park featuring a fish hatchery, plus a playground, picnic sites & trails.
FREE
Scotsman's Hill
This lookout point offers striking vistas of skyscrapers & landmarks in downtown Calgary.
FREE
Devonian Gardens
Tropical botanical gardens inside a shopping centre, with fishponds, palms & a children's play area.
FREE
Central Library
FREE
Spruce Meadows
C$82.72
/ Adult
Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre
Exhibits on Canadian music history, hands-on instrument areas & concerts in a contemporary setting.
C$24.5
/ Adult
Confederation Park
Green space with playgrounds, a golf course, toboggan hills & other draws, including a wetland area.
FREE
Olympic Plaza
1988 Olympic Winter Games venue turned park with a pond, stage & seasonal ice skating.
FREE
Prairie Winds Park
Park featuring a playground with a zip line & a water area, plus fitness stations, sports & more.
FREE
Sandy Beach
33 hectares along the Elbow River, with a playground, dog park, rafting access & picnic shelters.
FREE
Edworthy Park
Natural parklands offering trails, fire & BBQ pits, playgrounds & off-leash dog areas.
FREE
Grey Eagle Resort & Casino
Sleek resort with modern quarters, plus a casino, an event centre, dining & an indoor pool.
Stanley Park
Riverfront 21-hectare park with play & picnic areas, tennis courts, a sports field & bowling club.
FREE
Crescent Heights Lookout Point.
FREE
Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
FREE
Elliston Park
Relaxed public park with a pond, rose garden, playgrounds, picnic shelters & off-leash dog area.
FREE
Gasoline Alley Museum
Site in Heritage Park Historical Village with pre-1950s cars, old-timey gas pumps & vintage signage.
C$14.95
/ Adult
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Neighbourhoods
City Centre
Known for being the heart of Calgary, this area is popular for its mix of business, shopping, and cultural experiences, drawing people for work, events, and city life. It stands out for its concentration of office towers, retail spaces, and arts venues, making it a central spot for both daily activity and special occasions.
Northeast
Known for its cultural diversity and strong sense of community, this area is home to a wide range of international cuisines and family-owned businesses. It is also recognized for its large parks and recreational spaces, making it a gathering place for festivals and community events.
Northwest
Known for its quiet residential streets and easy access to natural spaces, this area offers a mix of family homes and parks with views of the Rocky Mountains. Popular for outdoor activities and a strong sense of community, it attracts those who enjoy a peaceful environment close to both city amenities and nature.
Southeast
Known for its mix of residential communities and access to natural spaces, this area features a blend of family-friendly neighborhoods and parks. It is popular for its easy access to outdoor activities and a strong sense of local community.
Southwest
Known for its mix of established residential areas and natural green spaces, this part of Calgary offers easy access to parks, walking trails, and scenic views of the foothills. It is popular for its quiet streets, family-friendly atmosphere, and proximity to both urban amenities and outdoor recreation.
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