List of tourist attractions in Edmonton
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The city of Edmonton, the capital of the Canadian province of Alberta, is home to a diverse array of tourist attractions. From cultural landmarks to natural parks, Edmonton offers a variety of experiences for visitors and residents alike.
Cultural Attractions[edit | edit source]
Art and Museums[edit | edit source]
Edmonton boasts a vibrant arts scene with numerous galleries and museums. The Art Gallery of Alberta is a prominent institution showcasing both historical and contemporary art. The Royal Alberta Museum offers insights into the natural and human history of the region.
Theatres and Music Venues[edit | edit source]
The city is home to several renowned theatres and music venues. The Winspear Centre is a world-class concert hall known for its acoustics and hosts performances by the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra.
Historical Sites[edit | edit source]
Fort Edmonton Park is a living history museum that recreates Edmonton's past from the fur trade era to the 1920s. Visitors can explore historical buildings and interact with costumed interpreters.
Shopping and Entertainment[edit | edit source]
West Edmonton Mall[edit | edit source]
West Edmonton Mall is one of the largest shopping malls in the world, featuring over 800 stores, a water park, an amusement park, and an ice rink. It is a major attraction for both shopping and entertainment.
Downtown Edmonton[edit | edit source]
Downtown Edmonton is a hub of activity with numerous shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. The Edmonton City Hall is a notable landmark with its distinctive architecture.
Natural Attractions[edit | edit source]
River Valley Parks[edit | edit source]
Edmonton's North Saskatchewan River valley is the largest urban parkland in North America, offering extensive trails for hiking, biking, and skiing. The valley is a natural oasis within the city.
Botanic Gardens[edit | edit source]
The Muttart Conservatory features unique pyramid-shaped greenhouses that house a variety of plant species from different climates.
Educational Institutions[edit | edit source]
University of Alberta[edit | edit source]
The University of Alberta is a leading research university with a beautiful campus that includes historic buildings and modern facilities.
Concordia University of Edmonton[edit | edit source]
Concordia University of Edmonton is a smaller institution known for its intimate campus and strong academic programs.
Sports and Recreation[edit | edit source]
Rogers Place[edit | edit source]
Rogers Place is a state-of-the-art arena that hosts the Edmonton Oilers hockey team and various concerts and events.
Commonwealth Stadium[edit | edit source]
Commonwealth Stadium is a major venue for football and other sporting events, including the Edmonton Elks games.
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