#1 Prince's Island Park
According to a TripAdvisor user, this island park near the Calgary Zoo is "A great place to go for a walk, play some Frisbee, toss the football around or have ... Read more »
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#2 Heritage Park
Calgary's Wild West past still thrives at this 66-acre living-history village. Nestled beside the Glenmore Reservoir and just south of downtown, this history-lover's paradise swarms with costumed staff ... Read more »
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#3 Glenbow Museum
Heralded as one of Canada's finest, the Glenbow Museum caters to history buffs and art aficionados alike. Exhibits here focus mainly on the culture of Western Canada, featuring everything ... Read more »
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#5 Calgary Zoo
The massive Calgary Zoo houses more than 1,400 animals—from tigers to gorillas—in enclosures that are representative of their natural habitats. Stop by Creatures of the Night/Australia ... Read more »
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#6 Canada Olympic Park
A tribute to the 1988 Winter Olympic Games, this massive sports complex is still used throughout the year as training grounds for young athletes. If you're in town for ... Read more »
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#7 Calgary Tower
Standing a whopping 626 feet high, this landmark was once the tallest building in the city. It was originally constructed in 1967 to celebrate Canada's Centennial and in 1988 ... Read more »
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#8 Stephen Avenue Walk
Occupying three blocks of downtown's 8th Avenue, the Stephen Avenue Walk is one of the city's most popular shopping venues. This pedestrian-only shopping area—also dubbed a National ... Read more »
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#9 Calgary Stampede & Stampede Park
Located just south of downtown Calgary, Stampede Park captures the Canada's attention every July during the world-famous Calgary Stampede. This massive festival features rodeos and all things Wild-West. Don ... Read more »
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#10 Scotiabank Saddledome
For a taste of true Canadian sportsmanship, make your way to Scotiabank Saddledome, home of the National Hockey League's Calgary Flames. Having moved from Atlanta in 1980, the Flames ... Read more »
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#11 Fort Calgary Historic Park
To see where it all began, head to Fort Calgary Historic Park, circa late 19th century. This 40-acre space encloses the remains of the original mounted police stronghold, which until ... Read more »
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