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Situated just above the North Saskatchewan River, the Fairmont Hotel Macdonald has been a recognizable fixture in the Edmonton, Alberta, skyline since it opened in the summer of 1915. While the hotel was an active part of the community for many years, it closed in 1983. After sitting dormant in ill-repair, the hotel was rescued from demolition by being recognized as an Alberta Municipal Heritage Resource in 1985. After this designation, the hotel was refurbished and once again opened its doors to the public in 1991, retaining all of its original character. Throughout the years, the hotel has hosted many celebrity guests and even royalty, such as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. A Michelin Key hotel located just steps away from entertainment and dining, Fairmont Hotel Macdonald is truly an Edmonton landmark and world-class destination.

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Relive Edmonton's rich aviation history Alberta Aviation Museum or stroll through the Devonian Botanical Gardens.

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Relive Edmonton's rich aviation history Alberta Aviation Museum or stroll through the Devonian Botanical Gardens.

Discover the gorgeous historic architecture of Fairmont Hotel Macdonald.

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Discover the gorgeous historic architecture of Fairmont Hotel Macdonald.

Explore Fort Edmonton Park several miles down the North Saskatchewan River.

Explore

Explore Fort Edmonton Park several miles down the North Saskatchewan River.

Experience the Royal Alberta Museum, the largest museum in western Canada.

Experience

Experience the Royal Alberta Museum, the largest museum in western Canada.

Taste the soothing loose leaf blends and an assortment of signature sandwiches and pastries at the hotel's Royal Afternoon Tea.

Taste

Taste the soothing loose leaf blends and an assortment of signature sandwiches and pastries at the hotel's Royal Afternoon Tea.

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