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Canada Olympic Park
Train like an Olympian, at least for a day: at this park, you can speed down
slopes on a bobsled or soar over the 90-meter ski jump.
Calgary Zoo
This zoo is home to over 1,000 animals from all over the world, including Kamala,
the famous painting elephant as well as to the Botanical Garden and a Prehistoric
Park for dinosaur lovers.
Calgary Tower
During the 1988 Winter Olympics, a flame burned at the top of this famous building;
now, it's a major tourist attraction, known for its spectacular views of the
city.
Heritage Park
Historical village replicating the Western Canadian settlements that developed
in the 1800s.
GlenbowMuseum
Pick your destination and travel to another
world at the Glenbow Museum. Learn the story of the Blackfoot
people, try on shining armour as you explore the life of warriors,
travel to Asia and Africa, and see one of the world’s
oldest known rocks all in a day’s visit.
Fort Calgary
Fort Calgary brings history to life by telling the stories
of the Mounted Police site, the settlement and the people
of Calgary through dynamic interpretation and exciting exhibits.
Interactive opportunities are found around every corner.
Devonian Gardens
Devonian Gardens is a 2.5 acre climate controlled
garden on the 4th floor of a office building and shopping center
in downtown Calgary, Alberta. The lovely gardens feature
more than 138 varieties of plants, including 16,000 Florida tropicals
and 4,000 local plants. Features include an entrance gate,
a Quiet Garden, a woodland setting, waterfalls, fountains, koi
and turtle pools and a Sun Garden. Artwork, sculpture and
constantly changing displays add another dimension of interest
to this lovely indoor garden space
PLUS
15
The Plus 15 or +15 Skyway network
in Calgary,
Alberta, Canada,
is the world's most extensive pedestrian skywalk system with
a total length of 16 km (10 miles) and 59 bridges. The system
is so named because the skywalks are approximately 15 feet
(4.6 metres) above street level. The central core of the system
is a series of enclosed shopping centres, and the City's flagship
department stores.
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