Calgary
Canada’s Third Biggest City
Calgary is Canada’s third biggest city, largest city in the province of Alberta , having a vast array of fine dining, incredible theatre, world-class attractions and great shopping. Calgary is full of things to see, do and enjoy. There are many major tourist attractions, several parks and pathways and 23 major annual festivals. Calgary’s wide-open blue skies, sunshine and moderate climate beckons outdoor enthusiasts with four seasons of adventure. In the warmer months, attendees can enjoy Calgary’s network of walking and cycling paths, or discover nearby hiking trails, fly fishing, horseback riding, canoeing and numerous incredible golf courses. The Calgary Stampede boasts some of the best rodeo action in the world.
Calgary is a well-known winter adventure destination. Host of the 1988 Winter Olympics, Calgary prides itself on its many winter activities, which include cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, snowboarding and bobsleigh at Canada Olympic Park, and skating at the Olympic Oval. And, of course, Calgary is only an hour away from the winter-sport playground of the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
Major attarctions in Calary are 1) The Hangar Flight Museum , formerly known as the Aero Space Museum of Calgary 2) Bow Habitat Station 3) Calaway Park 4) Calgary Stampede 5) Calgary Tower 6) Calgary Zoo 7) Canada's Sports Hall of Fame 8) Fort Calgary 9) Glenbow Museum 10)Heritage Park Historical Village 11) National Music Centre 12) TELUS Spark and 13) WinSport Canada Olympic Park.
