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Event Center for Concerts Home of the Edmonton Oilers and Edmonton Oil Kings

Sport Complex , 2 Hockey Rinks , In-Door Soccer , Full Gym , In-Door Pool , Climbing Wall , Kids Play Zone ,

National Park dedicated to preserving and restoring Bison and Buffalo. It has recreation areas for canoeing, hiking, bird watching, picnicing, and a small 9 Hole Golf Course.

A museum of human and natural history, just a short trip away in Downtown Edmonton. The largest museum in Western Canada, it showcases some persistent exhibits including human and natural history halls, and a children's gallery for the little ones to discover and explore knowledge about Alberta's natural history, weather, and environment in an engaging and tactile manner. There are many rotating exhibits, not to mention the museum being home to Manitou Asinîy.

Going by "the Ledge" to locals, the Legislature Building is the meeting place of the Legislative Assembly and Executive Council of Alberta. Free tours are offered here where one can admire the beautiful architecture along with the marvelous paintings and statues, learning the history behind the art. Also a favourite spot to relax during the hot summer months as it features a wading pool perfect for kids splash around in and plenty of benches to soak up the sun and enjoy the local culture.

Come check out some of your favorite movies or find a new one! Cineplex shows the latest and greatest movies as well as select older flix in this state-of the art theatre featuring ULTRA AVX, D-Box, and full recliner options.

Home of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra as well as a chosen venue for several concerts and events, the Winspear Centre is a premier destination to attend notable acts and orchestras, alongside some lovely indie film festivals and performances.

One of Canada's largest indoor botanical collections, this beautiful conservatory has over 700 different plant species in climate-controlled biomes and a feature pyramid that rotates through themed displays throughout the seasons. Events and programs are ran frequently to help guests explore all the conservatory has to offer.

One of Canada's largest indoor botanical collections, this beautiful conservatory has over 700 different plant species in climate-controlled biomes and a feature pyramid that rotates through themed displays throughout the seasons. Events and programs are ran frequently to help guests explore all the conservatory has to offer.

A heritage park with architecture recreated from the late 1800s-early 1900s eras Edmonton. This includes a fully functional steam train that can transport all across the park, through five different eras in Edmonton history. (The caboose is wheelchair accessible with the train conductor able to assist with boarding. Free for wheelchair patrons). Admission includes rides on fully functional streetcars, which ride the rails between the 1905 and 1920 streets.

A testament to the culture of the city as well as the province, the Art Gallery of Alberta has been enriching lives for over a century. Come discover exhibits from both indie and well-known artists as they showcase life-changing works of art. Hosting art tours, talks, performances, classes, and so much more, there's never a dull moment at the AGA.

Step back in time and explore what life was like for the pioneers in this engaging open-air museum. Stop for a taste of old world cuisine and listen to the story tellers to truly immerse yourself in the life of Ukrainian Canadian settlers in the early 1900s.

North America's largest shopping centre, WEM contains over 800 stores and restaurants, indoor mini golf, a theme park, a massive water park/wave pool, a casino, a zoo, a comedy club, a night club and so much more. A world-class destination for guests from all over, West Edmonton Mall has been showcasing its diverse attractions for over 40 years.

A broad-based science centre operated by the Edmonton Space & Science Foundation, with exciting exhibits and showcases for young and old guests alike to discover science and technology in an engaging and fun manner. Curious minds can wander through permanent and touring exhibitions that ignite passion and creativity, or check out their digital IMAX theatre for educational showings along with showings of popular films on a massive screen and speakers that will blow you away.

Both an event venue and performing arts theatre located in Sherwood Park, Festival Place welcomes residents and guests to an average of 500 events a year. Home to the Festival Players, a theatre troupe that offer education workshops, alongside plenty of performing arts programs to enjoy.

This twin-facility features two ice rinks that are home to the Sherwood Park Crusaders, Sherwood Park Minor Hockey Association, and Sherwood Park Kings Athletic Club. If you're attending a Hockey Tournaments in Sherwood Park, it's probably here! Rinks also operate a concession and allow renting of large meeting rooms that hold up to 100 people.