One of the noteworthy landmarks to visit while in Calgary. While its simply a Tower building…read moredowntown, it presents an amazing view of Calgary. You are able to view the tall skyscrapers, the high peaks of the mountains and also some lakes. The observation deck with its clear glass presents an intimidating view of how high you really are. While simple in nature, it is still worth visiting if you are in the city.

Fantastic views of the city that are worth the stop. My only complaint was that they could…read morereconfigure the room with video to make it a little more convenient for more than five people.

Absolutely spectacular walk through the history of Canadian music. This is a must see if you're…read morevisiting Calgary. For lovers of music this is like heaven. 5 stars!

Studio Bell is the Home of the National Music Centre and is a cultural institution for all of…read moreCanada. This 160,000 ft, $168 million project opened on Canada Day 2016 around the historic King Edward Hotel, Calgary's legendary home of the blues. Admission is $24.50, reduced for children & seniors, we purchased a headset and the Canadian Hall of Fame as well.. Inside is the NMC Gift Shop & Café. There are 5 floors of exhibitions that tell the story of music in Canada, celebrate music icons at 4 Canadian Halls of Fame, rock out at interactive instrument installations & contain North America's most eclectic musical instrument collection. There are recording studios, family events, the CKUA radio station and venue rentals. There was so much to see I didn't realize Joni Mitchell, Paul Anka, Bryan Adams , Alanis Morissette, Shania Twain, The Weeknd, Neil Young ...were Canadian. The building itself is beautiful. Our headset also told us about the design and architecture here.

We picked this place because my friend want to check out the Mansion. We booked the afternoon tea…read morefor party of 4. It's a set price that come with pastry which was a blueberry scone, entree: 3 types of sandwich (egg, chicken, and salmon) and lastly dessert. The scone was a bit undercooked. We informed the server and she immediately give us another one to replace it. The sandwiches was ok nothing special about it and same with the dessert (the Macarons was a bit too sweet for me and the rest is fine). A bit disappointed with the food but I give it a 3 for good customer service and nice vibes atmosphere. Our server was really nice she constantly make sure our tea cup is filled and hot. She also let us try different types of tea and of course replace our scone. Overall, very nice venue hopefully they will improve on the pastry and dessert.

Something is always happening at Lougheed House! This time it was an early pre Holiday visit to…read morecheck in with children wish lists. The Lougheed House has so many amazing things going on all the time. I encourage you to take their tour of the Hpuse as it has so much history. I have taken it twice and keep on learning new things all the time. In the summer the Conservation Society does a terrific job setting up and maintaining the gardens. What is an additional bonus is the vegetables and herbs are used in the restaurant.

I went when I was younger but revisited here due to a kdrama being filmed here. We got here 90…read moreminutes before closing which meant the park was empty and all to ourselves. It was so relaxing walking around the different buildings and taking in all the nature. We all enjoyed the train ride and surprisingly, the free amusement rides. We didn't have time for food but it was just so peaceful, we left feeling rejuvenated. Plenty of parking and everyone we crossed paths with was so kind and told us so much about Heritage Park.

I was more than a wee bit skeptical about Heritage Park. I'd been to similar parks, I thought, and…read morethere's a certain sameness about then. But my wife who grew up in Calgary insisted. And it was fun. We rode the train, rode in the wagon pulled by a tractor, went into houses, learned at the print shop and the oil well, and interacted with the actors. And of course we started at Gasoline Alley. Gasoline Alley has plenty of cars, but I was fascinated by the collection of work trucks and gasoline pumps. And there were plenty of volunteers there to explain the exhibited vehicles and ancillary items. We are an excellent lunch in the cafe.

I attended a walking tour in downtown Calgary with www.walktheyyc.com on Saturday, September 14,…read more2019. Brian Robertson did an awesome job. The other participants and I all had a GREAT time and learned a lot from him that we did not know previously. www.walktheyyc.com offers a wide variety of walking tours and is even willing to customize tours to your specifications. I highly recommend this company, even if you live in, and think that you know, Calgary, as I do. :-)

We did the 3 hour bike tour with Toonie Tours and it was awesome. We were well taken care of and…read morethe guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. While we took the tour in March when it was really cold, it was still a lot of fun. We did the e-bike option. It wasn't necessary but it was a nice add on that we appreciated since we had spent the day before exploring and hiking around the Banff area. We'd definitely go on one of their tours again.

Huanee as fantastic! She was super helpful getting us set up and on our way! Offered different…read moreoptions for bikes and was helpful and recommending them. Returning the bike was super easy!

A great 3 hour bus tour of the city with opportunities to get out and take photos or use the…read morewashroom. We were walking and running late. Jennifer called us and asked where we were and vectored the bus to pick us up along the way. Above and beyond customer service. Jennifer provided great narrative as we made ourselves around the city. This is more than a short downtown tour. We even got to go to the Olympics area west of town and have fabulous views of the Rocky Mountains. We learned about the history of Calgary and even visited the Heritage Park area. Enough time to grab coffee and Saskatoon berry ice cream. It was Stampede and we stopped at an overlook where we could see the whole grounds.

Enjoyed an afternoon tour with co-owner Scott. He polled the group for special interests and…read moretailored his tour to us. We enjoyed an orienting walk around downtown as Scott shared his knowledge of province history and love of art and architecture. Got great recommendations for other stops, shopping and restaurants. Highly recommend!

We did the Eat the Castle tour at the Fairmont back in August and it was an okay experience. We do…read morefood tours everywhere we go and honestly, wouldn't rate this one super high. For one, it's expensive - over $300 for the both of us. We've never paid that much for a food tour so we had high hopes. The content was okay and the portions were big but the food honestly wasn't amazing. Plus, we had one gal in our group that had multiple allergies and they didn't plan it correctly so instead of catering one plate to her allergies, they had one plate alcohol free, one plate meat free, etc - and instead of taking back the extras and fixing it for everyone else, they just handed out her allergy plate. For example, there was one steak with a fermented beet sauce and fermented blackberry and since I was sitting next to her, they gave me the plate without either because it was made to be "alcohol free". To pay $150+ for this tour and not get what you paid for was a little disappointing. It was fine, just nothing special. I think a walking tour in downtown Banff would probably make more sense!

My sister treated me to a "COOKIE TOUR" last Saturday (nov 16). Unfortunatelly her flight got…read morecancelled and she arrived to Calgary 24hrs later. So I went to the cookie tour by myself. I didn't know what to expect, or better yet, I wasn't expecting much. And what a surprise, it was AMAZING! Karen, the owner was so friendly and knowledgable. The ladies attending the tour were very welcoming, the bus was comfortable and the tour was great. Who knew that cookies were so enticing. We visited 5 different locations, all incredible. The samples were generous and each location provided for enough treats to gain a few pounds, LOL! It started at Calgary's Farmers Market WEST with a delicious orange ginger juice, coffee, berries and the best hamburguer ever. There we visited the chocolatier and Yum Bakery, omg, the chocolate and the cookies were amazing, then we visited Mercato, Metro Vino, Crave and others that I forgot the name. It was fun, informative, delicious, very well organized, great hosts. Learnt a lot about the amazing food happening in Calgary, so super highly recommended!!