Whyte Avenue is the main street on Edmonton's south side in a district called Old Strathcona; Strathcona became a settlement on the south side of the river in1891. It became a town in 1899 and a city...
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Whyte Avenue is the main street on Edmonton's south side in a district called Old Strathcona; Strathcona became a settlement on the south side of the river in1891. It became a town in 1899 and a city...
Five glass pyramids housing plants of different ecosystems: arid, temperate and tropical.
Fort Edmonton Park is one of Canada's many living history villages. Staff in period costume portray and interpret life in the time periods portrayed within the park. The park consists of four...
The world's largest shopping and entertainment complex, with a roller coaster, tropical rainforest and an indoor bungee jump, in addition to the over 800 stores and 20 restaurants.
Costumed "villagers" reenact the struggles and the triumphs of the Ukrainian immigrants in Canada.
Museum focusing on the history, people and natural history of the western section of Canada.
Visit the Telephone Historical Centre in Edmonton at 10440 - 108 Avenue. The grand re-opening is on April 25, 2009. For further information and details of admission, check Telephone Historical Centre
Feast on fresh fruit and vegetables, spicy sausages and chocolate - everything sold at this market is home grown or made by Canadian farmers.
Indoor waterpark located in the West Edmonton Mall featuring waterslides and hot tubs for adults and kids.
The world's largest indoor amusement park, located in West Edmonton Mall.
This seat costs about $30 and as you can see from the photo there are many seats available for Edmonton Eskimo games. The Canadian Football League is a wide open passing game as compared to the NFL...
This short golf course, measuring a little more than 5,300 yards, is a popular layout for families and beginning to intermediate golfers.