Dale Hodges Park
Park in Calgary, Alberta
Alberta
Places to visit in Alberta
Museums, parks, historic sites and landmarks across Alberta.
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Rundle Park
Municipal park in Edmonton, Canada
The New Gallery
Non-commercial artist-run centre
Police Point Park
Park in Canada
Pearce Estate Park
City park located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
North Glenmore Park
Park in Calgary
Barb Scott Park
Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Griffith Woods Park
Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Lawrey Gardens
Urban park in Calgary, Alberta
Galt Gardens
Urban park at Lethbridge, Alberta
Roman Shukhevych statue
Statue in Edmonton
Bowmont Park
Public park in Calgary, Alberta
Victoria Park
Park in Edmonton, Canada
Contemporary Calgary
Public art gallery in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Wetaskiwin and District Heritage Museum
Museum in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada
St. Albert Grain Elevator Park
Open-air museum in St. Albert, Canada
Rouleauville Square
Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Whitemud Park
Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Weaselhead Flats
Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area
Conservation area in Alberta, Canada
Journey to Freedom Park
Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
McHugh Bluff
Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Harmony Park
Compact urban park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Unity Park
Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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Common questions
What is there to see in Alberta?
This page lists the museums, galleries, parks, beaches, waterfalls, lighthouses and historic sites across Alberta, ordered so the best known come first and filterable by city and by type.
What can you do in Alberta for free?
Most of it. Provincial and municipal parks, beaches, waterfalls, viewpoints and many civic galleries charge no admission - filter this page by Free to see only those.
Can I plan a route through Alberta?
Yes. The trip planner takes where you are starting, where you are going and how many days you have, and lists the places worth stopping for along that road - measured by how much driving each one actually adds, not by how near it looks on a map.
Is anything on while I am in Alberta?
The Alberta events pages list what is on by date, and a place with events happening at or beside it says so on its own listing.