Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in West Jasper Place

"With the opening of this maverick art gallery in 2010, Edmonton at last gained a modern signature building to counter the ubiquitous boxy skyscrapers with a giant glass-and-metal space helmet. Its collection comprises 6000 pieces of historical and contemporary art, many of which have strong Canadian bias, that rotate through eight galleries. Numerous worthwhile temporary shows also pass through, and you'll find a shop, theater and restaurant on-site."

"The Art Gallery of Alberta is a public art gallery located in downtown Edmonton. Its collection of well over 6,000 works of art includes historical and contemporary paintings, sculptures, installation works and photographs by Canadian and international artists. In addition to its permanent collection, the AGA hosts visiting exhibitions and offers public education programs."

"It is a central role for the Art Gallery of Alberta to collect works of art as it is an active research facility and public resource for the Alberta community. AGA has acquired more than 6,000 artworks since it was established in 1924. Primarily, the strength of AGA’s contemporary collection lies on Canadian sculpture and abstract painting."

"While the Government House commands the attention of most people, the Jeongja is not to be missed!. This traditional Korean pavilion, built as a place where people and nature can unite, was gifted to Alberta from the Gangwon Province in Korea in commemoration of Alberta’s centennial and the 30th anniversary of the Alberta-Gangwon twinning relationship to foster agricultural cooperation. Fun fact: the Jeongja is built entirely of wood and stone without nails or screws!"

"As the largest museum in Canada, not to mention new and architecturally beautiful, you definitely shouldn’t miss spending a day at the Royal Alberta Museum (RAM). We say a day because the museum is huge and is full of information. You’ll learn about the First Nations and how they survived these harsh lands, how everything changed with the arrival of the traders, and everything that has shaped Alberta since."

"Reopened in downtown Edmonton in 2018, Royal Alberta Museum is Edmonton’s top museum of natural and human history. The museum is both fun and educational for kids of all ages, as well as adults. I have fond childhood memories of the animal scenes and the indigenous displays at RAM, and fortunately these are still part of big the experience."

"Science Museums11211 142nd St, Edmonton, Alberta MoreLess Info. From biology to space exploration, TELUS World of Science has exhibits that are entertaining while being informative. The science museum has the largest planetarium in Canada, and there is an Imax theatre that features sci-fi and documentary films."

"Then you’ll absolutely love the family-friendly fun at the TELUS World of Science!. Home to five interactive exhibits, this popular science museum offers exciting hands-on experiences. Kids will love learning about the human body at The Body Fantastic."

"City Hall is a place where one least expects to have a museum, but the building houses more than enough to be listed as a hidden museum. There is a Sports Hall Of Fame, Community Services Hall of Fame, more than half a million dollars worth of art, fossils on walls, a walk of past mayors of Edmonton, and valuable civic artifacts including a mayor’s chair from the Edmonton, England (now a suburb of London).One item to note is the painting on the mezzanine which is actually not painted by cross-stitched. To get here, take exit B at Churchill LRT station."

"Now here is a location that our city should take a lot of pride in. It’s no secret that we have one of the most beautiful city halls on the prairies, what with the two glittering pyramids that offer natural light to the inside of the building and the 200 foot clock, named the Friendship Tower, that chimes it’s 23 carillon bells. Edmonton City Hall would make for a great shooting location in both the summer and the winter."

"The City Hall of Alberta, designed as a public gathering space is always hosting events, festivals, and various activities year-round. Council and committee meetings are also conducted here. This building with its award-winning architecture was designed by local Architect Gene Dub."

"Rossdale Power Plant, Walterdale BridgeSketch by Karen Wall, 2011. Rossdale Power Plant was constructed between 1930 and 1958 on the north bank of the North Saskatchewan River. The later additions were consistent in design to the original."

"If you want a boys’ night out or a fun bachelor party for the homies, the Shade Gentlemen Club is exactly what you’re looking for. You’ll be having fun all night long when you visit them!. They even offer affordable packages to enhance your experience at this place."

"Next on our list of the best Italian restaurants in Edmonton is Allegro Italian Kitchen. Their restaurant offers dishes like inslatas, paninis, zuppa, and a good serving of entrees that will help stave off hunger before the main course. They offer deliveries through Doordash so you don’t miss out on their great selections."

"Located right in the heart of Edmonton, Little Brick seems to catch plenty of people off guard with the eclectic, backyard setting that’s normally often seen in outdoor picnics. It provides a warm, homey touch that people appreciate when they want somewhere to eat that reminds them of warm summers and happy thoughts.You’ll find great coffee and high-quality meals at this place. What’s great is that they support local farms and their food is always fresh."

"Nestled in the Riverdale community just off of the Edmonton River Valley,Little Brick cafedeceptively features more than meets the eye. Imagine a heritage home with its many rooms transformed into cozy reading nooks and seating areas. This location could be dressed in so many different ways."

"Little Brick is a café, general store and event space that’s located right in the heart of Edmonton. They’re a staunch believer of the philosophy of keeping things simple. Hence the outdoorsy, backyard setting in simple picnic tables — it provides a homey touch to this place."

"It’s impossible to go wrong with a slice of one of Upper Crust’s chocolate cakes. Offerings include Country Chocolate (with raspberry jam and rich chocolate buttercream), German Chocolate, Chocolate Decadence, Chocolate Chunk Cheesecake, and Black Forest, plus some non-chocolate options too. Address: 10909 86th Avenue NWPhone: 780-758-5599"

"Offers: Sandwiches, savoury pies; Separate delivery menu; Delivery, including porch drop off, and distanced seating; Free delivery within certain zones, minimal fee for outside that. Contact Details: 10909 86 Ave; Ph: 780-758-5599; Website"

"I loved trying these sweet, funky, totally Instagrammable milkshakes from Re:Grub when we went to Calgary last year and now I’m thrilled I can have them here in Edmonton!. Re:Grub just opened on Whyte Avenue, serving up burgers, fries and “Instantly Instagrammable” (as they call it) shakes!. Other milkshake honourable mentions: the ones from Urban Diner and the Downtown Diner in Fort Saskatchewan!"

"Boasting an almost dizzying amount of flavours, the Pink Shack at The Lot in central Edmonton will surely please any taste you are craving. Cream Soda Float, All Canadian Moose and Shark Attack are among the fun flavours. Address: 12320 107 Avenue NW, Edmonton"