Galaxyland Amusement Park is the world’s largest indoor amusement park located in the West Edmonton Mall in Edmonton. The mall tow …
Randle Park is popular because it is still along the river where you can see the white layer of ash left over from the earthquake …
Sir Wilfried Laurier Park is located on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. The park is named after one of the greatest pol …
Hermitage Park is a huge park where you can relax with the whole family. In Hermitage Park you can have a picnic or fishing. There …
The Panda Orey is one of Canada’s many rivers. Its length is 209 kilometers, and the area of the water basin is 66,800 square kilo …
Commonwealth Stadium is located in the capital of the Canadian province of Alberta – Edmonton. Construction began in March 1975 an …
Edmonton is a dynamic Canadian city and the capital of Alberta with a rich history and a special atmosphere of the river valley. Here, urban life and extensive green areas intertwine, and the local neighborhoods combine modern shopping centers and ancient religious communities. The city attracts with its contrasts: noisy streets and quiet coastal parks, festivals and quiet family corners.
Among the man-made attractions, a special place is occupied by West Edmonton Mall with the famous indoor amusement park Galaxyland - the world's largest indoor amusement park, where you can spend the whole day. No less significant is the Commonwealth Stadium, which began construction in March 1975 and has become the sports heart of the city. In the historical heritage of Edmonton, the Cathedral of St. Josaphat, founded in 1902 by Basilian monks, is important, which preserves the religious and cultural memory of the community.
The natural attractions around Edmonton are no less impressive: the shores of North Saskatchewan create scenic promenades and promenades, while the Rundle and Hermitage parks offer picnic, fishing and family vacation spots. Sir Wilfried Laurier Park is located right on the bank of the river and is great for quiet walks by the water. In addition, in the vicinity mentioned the river Pand-Orei length of 209 kilometers with a basin area of 66,800 square kilometers – part of the water network of the region, which is interesting to lovers of nature and geography.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map: brief descriptions, photos and practical information at hand will help you understand what to see first. The service allows you to mark points of interest, make your own routes and estimate the time for a walk to plan the day as comfortably as possible. It is convenient both for a short city walk and for a longer exploration of the surrounding area.
You can freely walk around Edmonton on your own, exploring the promenades, parks and architecture at your own pace, or take advantage of the services of local guides and book a tour to learn more about hidden stories and facts. Guides will help to better understand the cultural context, tell little-known legends and show places that are difficult to find without a local guide. This format makes acquaintance with the city lively and rich.
Come to Edmonton to discover the combination of urban energy and natural freshness, walk along the promenades and parks, visit unique man-made facilities and feel the spirit of the city. Plan a trip, build routes and go to meet new discoveries - Edmonton is ready to give you a lot of impressions.
