Things to Do

If it’s your first visit to Edmonton, your choices are endless... You might start by making a list of must-see attractions and experiences. Then work out a fun-filled itinerary for each day you’ll be here.

You’ll find all kinds of great choices on these pages, from theatre to shopping to star-gazing.

You’ll discover it’s impossible to enjoy all the good times Edmonton offers in just a few days. You’ll want to plan to stay longer, and then come again.

Many visitors build their Edmonton trip around a festival, a big concert, or game. It gives your visit a memorable theme.

Edmonton Festival City

With over 30 annual festivals throughout the year no wonder Edmonton was named Canada’s Cultural Capital in 2007. It’s festivals celebrate music, performances, visual arts, family fun, sports, and culture. You’re sure to find several festivals that appeal to you. Check them out.

Learn more about Canada's Cultural Capital through the stories of people who've experienced it at www.edmontonstories.ca.

Fun and Thrifty

Packages and Promotions offer you a great selection of adventure with lots of extra values. Check out the special offers for everything from interesting day trips, to romantic, culinary adventures, to girls’ night out spa packages.

Top Things to See & Do:

1. Stroll through Edmonton’s icy gallery at the Ice on Whyte Festival.
2. Eat our fabulous regional cuisine.
3. Watch some curling at the 2009 Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings.
4. Take a walk back in time and visit the Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal Culture.
5. Hang out at an indoor rock climbing gym.
6. Celebrate the Season at the Alberta Legislature.
7. Grab a java and people watch in historic Old Strathcona.
8. Cheer on the Edmonton Oilers as they try to win their sixth Stanley Cup.
9. Discover the hidden jewels of the Capital Region.
10. Beat the odds at a casino.For more ideas, check out our list of 100 things to see and do in Edmonton featured in our winter getaway guide.>>

Learn more about Edmonton through the stories of people who've experienced it at www.edmontonstories.ca.