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Bow River, This feisty waterway is popular for its adjacent walkways used by walkers and bicyclers.

Bragg Creek Provincial Park, A recreational park overlooking the Rocky Mountains.

Calgary Convention and Visitors Bureau, Pick up some brochures at this visitor's center.

Calgary Corn Maze, Get lost in a very large natural corn maze. Closed in winter.

Calgary Events, Scroll through some Calgary Events.

Calgary Farmers Markets, Local Farmers markets found around Calgary and surrounding area.

Calgary Fish Creek Provincial Park, Photographs and locations of nature areas found Fish Creek Provincial Park.

Calgary Garage Sales, Enter your Calgary garage sale or find a garage sale close to you.

Calgary Parks, Surf through photographs of over 30 Calgary parks and plan a picnic.

Calgary Pathway System, A series of paths used for recreational purposes.

Calgary Science Centre, Calgary's telescopes, hands-on exhibits and an inventive theater.

Calgary Swimming Pools, Go for a swim. This site lists all the pools found in Calgary.

Calgary Tower, During the 1988 Winter Olympics, a flame burned at the top of this famous building; now, it's a major tourist attraction, known for its spectacular views of the city.

Calgary Zoo, Famous painting elephant as well as the Botanical Garden and a Prehistoric Park.

Calaway Park, Outdoor family amusement park.

Carburn Park, A good spot for family outings, featuring a playground and lots of trails for hiking and biking.

Canada Olympic Park, You can speed down slopes on a bobsled or soar over the 90-meter ski jump.

Chinese Cultural Centre, Outstanding Architecture modeled after the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, houses a library, health center and an art gallery.

Confederation Park, A recreational park offering picnic tables, tennis courts and beautiful landscape.

Creative Kids Museum, A space for children and their families to have fun in an exciting environment where hands-on discovery enhances creativity and learning.

Devonian Gardens, Set in the middle of the city, this indoor garden spans three acres and is home to waterfalls, trees and thousands of plants.

Drumheller, Attraction type: Scenic drive and Tyrell Museum

Eau Claire Market, This colourful Calgary street market sells food and handicrafts and is popular for its restaurants, walkways and movie theatre.

Eau Claire YMCA, This Calgary site boasts an Olympic size swimming pool and lots of exercise equipment.  

Enmax Spirit of the Night

Firefighters Museum of Calgary, A museum honoring Calgary's firefighters.

Fish Creek Provincial Park, One of the largest urban wildernesses in the world, with over 54 miles of trails for hiking, biking and running.

Fort Calgary, Built in 1875 as the original home to the North West Mounted Police, this 40-acre area is now a park.

Glenbow Museum, The largest museum in Western Canada has exhibits on everything from traditions of piercing and tattooing to life in certain tribes in Western Africa to Canada's heritage.

Grain Academy Museum, Offers tours to anyone who has an interest in gaining a bird's eye view of the grain handling system, storage and transportation industries.  

Heritage Pointe Golf Course, This 27-hole golf course offers three nine-hole challenges: the Pointe, Heritage and Desert courses.

Heritage Park, Historical village replicating the Western Canadian settlements that developed in the 1800s.

Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, located only five kilometres from downtown, is a birding hotspot and a beehive of environmental education activities for a range of ages and abilities

Jubilee Auditorium, Take in a live performance.

Kensington area, Active Calgary nightlife, dining and holistic shopping area.

Loose Moose, Live Theatre

Mad Science of Southern Alberta, Find a great after school and summer camp program for your children. They also provide Birthday party and Children's entertainment.

Millennium Skate Park, Get your skate board out on this world class skate park.

The Military Museums
Explore Western Canada's largest military museum, a nationally acclaimed facility dedicated to educating the general public, in particular youth, about Canada's military history

Nose Hill Park, This park's rugged, hilly terrain is full of paths and trails for Calgary hikers, bikers and runners.

Olympic Oval, Once the training grounds of the 1988 Winter Olympics, this 450-meter indoor track is now open to the public.

Olympic Hall of Fame and Museum, Located at the site of the 1988 Winter Olympics, here visitors can view mementos associated with this international event.

Olympic Plaza, Downtown Calgary

Pearce Estate, Beautiful park full of trails for hiking and biking.

Pengrowth Saddledome, Watch the flames play

Prince's Island Park, This recreational island is located in the Bow River, providing stressed-out urbanites opportunities to bike, hike and fish.

Race City, Calgary drag racing.

SAIT Summer Camps  for Youth Ages 13-17 SAIT summer camps give students between the ages of 13-17 a chance to explore a personal interest or possible career choice. That includes having good times and making good friends.

SilverCity,  Calgary cinema complex with state-of-the-art technology to enhance your movie-going experience.

Spruce Meadows, This picturesque complex has captivated the worldwide audience of the sport of horse show jumping in Calgary.

Stampede Park, The greatest outdoor show on earth, rodeos and chuck wagon races.

Stage West, Live dinner theatre.