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"One of the top Calgary attractions is viewing the city from the Calgary Tower, a 190.8 meter free standing observation tower. Have a bite to eat in the Sky 360 Restaurant and Lounge, and then stand on the Observation Deck to see a panoramic view (not recommended if you are afraid of heights!). Be sure afterward to browse the gift shop which features unique Calgary Tower memorabilia."

"Once the tallest structure in the city, the Calgary Tower is an iconic fixture. The 60-second elevator ride whisks visitors up to the observation level where one can marvel at the views of the endless prairie and the mountains to the west. The floor of the dining room below the observation deck rotates so patrons can enjoy the 360 views while enjoying an excellent gourmet dinner."

"The spectacular 360° view from the Calgary Tower changes with the weather. Get the best views of Calgary from 191 metres above the downtown core and test your courage on the famous glass floor. The Theatre Room on the observation deck features a curved wall video experience showing original short films and aerial footage of the Alberta landscape."

"Calgary’s own version of Central Park, the locals refer to Prince’s Island Park as an urban oasis. Located in Downtown Calgary, you need to cross the bridge to gain access to this park. If you’re traveling with children, get them here for an evening of running around, tossing around Frisbees or just lounging about in the greenery."

"No matter the time of year, walking through Prince’s Island Park to River Café is almost as wonderful as the food. Go for brunch or dinner. In the summer, cuddle up on a blanket for a performance of Shakespeare by the Bow (by-donation) or catch your favourite folk musician at Calgary Folk Music Festival."

"Calgary’s story starts right here, where the Bow and Elbow Rivers meet – a cultural meeting place for Indigenous people. Fort Calgary was built in 1875 to stamp out the whisky trade and establish Canadian law, eventually becoming a focal point for settlers, ranchers and businesses. While little of the fort remains today, visitors can tour the museum’s comprehensive exhibitions and understand the region’s long – and complicated – history."

"Found in the downtown area at the meeting place of the Bow and Elbow Rivers, Fort Calgary is easy to get to via LRT and is a great place to learn, discover and enjoy!. Find out more about the local attraction at Calgary Activities - Fort Calgary."

"How do you think Nose Hill Park is an impressive feature of the north west skyline amongst the 12 communities that surround it. Hike the trails of Nose Hill Park’s 11 square kilometres, enjoy the off-leash area with your dog, and take in one of the most significant examples of Rough Fescue grassland ecosystems in the Canadian prairies. Deer can often be spotted roaming the area, along with gophers and hawks."

"This northwest Calgary park offers up both mountain and city views and has tons of paved pathways and grassy spaces to enjoy. Nose Hill Park also has designated off-leash areas, hiking trails, and native grasslands."

"Go off the west end of Glenmore Reservoir (where Calgary gets its drinking water) and you’ll find the city’s only delta and wild preserve, which is connected to trails that lead hikers up and around the reservoir. During the summer, the area is filled with people fishing, sailing, canoeing and kayaking. It has the largest strands of coniferous forest in the region, and is hands down a hotspot for North American wildlife."

"North and South Glenmore Parks border the Glenmore Reservoir, making you feel like you’re lakeside. Weaselhead Flats links the two parks and provides natural areas, making you forget you are still within city limits. These parks feature a little bit of everything, from paved pathways to hiking trails through the trees, a waterpark, a new bike pump track, and a sailing club."

"You can really see how big the area is and what an amazing job the city has done at preserving it. I love taking photos at the very top before going down the hill to access the waterfront. The trees, winding paths and bridges offer a huge variety of backdrops for portrait photography."

"Our favorite – favouritest (sorry I ran out of superlatives here) spot in Calgary. Colorful, vibrant, and lively lane – this is the Stephen Avenue Walk. Also my favorite because it is sprinkled with historical facts in every nook and corner of this lane (so watch out for those)."

"Stephen Avenue Walk is a popular spot for tourist and locals. This pedestrian walkway is full of shops, cafes and restaurants. It is the most historic street in the city, where you will find some of Calgary’s most beautiful and historic buildings."

"Stephen Avenue has long been known as one of the most vibrant areas of Calgary. With countless restaurants, shops, activities, events and more, it attracts thousands of people every day. Stephen Avenue is a must stop for visitors to Calgary!"

"Head on down the the northwest corner of Calgary to check out Riley Park. This beautiful 9 hectare park is complete with a cricket pitch, wading pool, gardens, playground, and all the other amenities a family would need like washrooms, water fountains, and a concession. Although Riley Park has a wading pool and not a spray park I thought I would include it on my list as it is one of my family's favourite places to cool off in the summer."

"Riley Park is a lovely destination park located in northwest Calgary, next to the Kensington shopping center. Riley Park was once a key component of the Cochrane Ranch, which spanned 146,000 acres. The farm was homesteaded by Thomas and Georgina Riley and their family of ten children in 1888, and after Thomas’ death in 1909, the land was returned to The City of Calgary."

"The park contains a cricket pitch, a huge wading pool and the Senator Patrick Burns Memorial Rock Garden. Take a stroll into Kensignton for a drink or lunch and then head over to one of the most visited urban parks Calgary has to offer. Learn more about Riley Park"

"Yellow Door Bistro offers creative dishes in a whimsical and approachable style. Yellow Door’s menu celebrates simple yet inventive dishes that surprise and delight their costumers with every bite. They offer five menus for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, and desserts."

"Whether you’re an eight-year-old or just a kid at heart, it’s hard to resist a stack of warm chocolate chip pancakes or some banana bread French toast at this Inglewood brunch hot spot. (1420 9 Ave. S.E., 403-234-8885, finedinercalgary.com, @FineDinerYYC)"

"A post shared by Cafe 16 (@cafe16yyc) on Sep 29, 2018 at 3:51pm PDT. Boozy bubble teas, waffles cooked to order and shaved ice made with fresh milk are just some of the tasty treats you can get at Cafe 16. This sweet hangout spot offers a menu influenced by Asian street eats but with a contemporary twist."

"The newest addition to the Calgary Casino Family, Grey Eagle offers a very updated gambling experience against the gorgeous and timeless backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. Off of 37th St and Glenmore Trail SE, Grey Eagle has your roulette game mastered with 65 tables available in their gaming room. For the player that has money burning a hole in their pocket, they have a highly popular European Roulette table available in their High Limit room (just the one, though, so come early!)."

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"This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 7000 square feet (650 square meters) include a conference center. This business-friendl..."

"Grey Eagle Casino Buffet & Restaurant has something for everyone; our culinary experts have combined great taste with extraordinary value. Our daily dinner buffets treat guests to a new feature each evening from Prime Rib and Pan-Asian to specialty themes. Reservations are strongly recommended to avoid wait times through Open Table."