• Explore the iconic Calgary Tower just moments away. No place is better in all of Calgary to obtain stunning views of the surrounding Canadian Rockies than this remarkable engineering marvel.

• Travel to Fort Calgary right down the road. First established in 1875, Fort Calgary is now a National Historic Site of Canada. It was originally created to facilitate positive relations among the native people of the area, as well as to regulate the illegal trade of whiskey in Alberta.

• Visit Prince’s Island Park. Extending for some 49 acres, this beautiful outdoor destination sits in the center of the majestic Bow River. Prince’s Island Park is a wonderful place to go and observe the city’s renowned population of Canadian geese and mallard ducks.