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Walter Phillips Gallery
Art museum in Banff, Alberta, Canada
Alberta, Saskatchewan
Places to visit in Canada
Museums, parks, historic sites and landmarks worth the drive - across every province and territory.
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Calgary
53
Edmonton
34
Saskatoon
32
Regina
8
Red Deer
1
Lethbridge
7
Airdrie
1
St. Albert
1
Medicine Hat
2
Prince Albert
4
Spruce Grove
1
Leduc
1
Moose Jaw
3
Fort Saskatchewan
1
Beaumont
1
Swift Current
1
Yorkton
1
Sylvan Lake
1
Canmore
4
Cold Lake
1
North Battleford
1
Wetaskiwin
2
Estevan
1
Martensville
1
Banff
7
Peace River
3
Jasper
3
What
Good for
Sien Lok Park
Park in Calgary
Baker Park
Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Diefenbaker Management Area, Saskatoon
Neighbourhood in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Rotary Park
Urban park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Neon Sign Museum
Outdoor museum in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Indigenous Art Park
Art park in Edmonton
Peacekeeper Park
Urban park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Indian Battle Park
Park in Lethbridge, Canada
Victoria Park
Public park in downtown Regina, Canada
Riley Park
Urban park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Central Memorial Park
Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Bowness Park
Park in Calgary
Forestry Farm Park and Zoo
Park and zoo in Saskatoon, Canada
Statue of Wayne Gretzky
Bronze statue of Wayne Gretzky holding the Stanley Cup over his head, located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Dale Hodges Park
Park in Calgary, Alberta
Rundle Park
Municipal park in Edmonton, Canada
MacKenzie Art Gallery
Art museum in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
The New Gallery
Non-commercial artist-run centre
The Evolution of Education Museum
Education museum
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
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Common questions
What is on this list of places to visit in Canada?
Museums, galleries, national and provincial parks, historic sites, gardens, beaches, waterfalls, zoos and the landmarks a town is known for - grouped by type and filterable by province and city.
Where does this information come from?
From open data. Wikidata says what each place is, where it is and what it is known for; where an article exists, the description is the opening of the Wikipedia one, quoted and credited. Every listing names its source and its licence at the foot of the page.
Do you list opening hours and admission prices?
Only where the source published them, which for most places is not at all - the open data that says what a place is rarely says when it opens. Every listing links to the official website, and that is the one to check before you drive: seasonal and holiday hours change faster than open data does.
Can I suggest a place that is missing?
Yes. Anything missing can be added by hand, and an added place keeps its details even as the automatic sources around it refresh.