Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed the rugged Alberta badlands. Now, they stalk the halls of the Royal Tyrrell Museum, one of the world’s premiere dinosaur museums! .
Read more about Royal Tyrrell Museum >>Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed the rugged Alberta badlands. Now, they stalk the halls of the Royal Tyrrell Museum, one of the world’s premiere dinosaur museums! . Read more about Royal Tyrrell Museum
The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies was founded through the philanthropy of artists Catharine and Peter Whyte. It is devoted to the story of the region’s history, artists, and culture. Read more about Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies
Awaken your senses at Edmonton’s Devonian Gardens. With over 190 acres to explore, these picturesque gardens are a haven for nature enthusiasts and those who just need a little peace and quiet. Read more about Devonian Gardens
The beauty and serenity of Banff National Park is known around the world. At the Cave and Basin Historic site, you can discover where and how Canada’s National Park system began. Read more about Cave and Basin Historic Site
The Columbia Icefields are one of Canada’s national treasures.Nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, the bold and barren landscape of the icefields is a fascinating and unique natural wonder. Read more about Columbia Icefields
Discovery Wildlife Park is a unique wildlife facility dedicated to providing homes for orphans or adopted animals including bears, big cats and wolves to monkeys and moose. Read more about Discovery Wildlife Park
Dig into the darkest years of Alberta’s past! Coal mining was difficult, dirty and dangerous. While mining here has long since ended, the incredible stories of the miners still burn brightly here. Read more about Atlas Coal Mine
Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, a UNESCO-designated world heritage site, is a great place to visit – unless of course you’re a buffalo. Read more about Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
Alberta’s big sky country is filled with natural wonders visited by travelers from around the world. The theme of wilderness, western heritage and the frontier carries through many of Alberta’s historic cultural attractions too.
When exploring the history of Alberta, start with the Native Canadian tribes whose traditional ways and life are explained in several museums and interpretive centres. You’ll also find interesting and modern public art, numerous theme parks, sports venues, rodeos and more music, cultural and outdoor festivals than you can count.
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