Studio Bell - Home of the National Music Centre

Most of Calgary’s cultural highlights and landmarks are located Downtown, which is the ideal area for first time visitors to stay who want a proper introduction to the city.

Those who want to experience what Calgary has to offer after the sun goes down should head to the Beltline District. As well as offering some of the best dining and nightlife in the city, this trendy area is also where you’ll find its coolest indie stores.

Families might prefer the quaint and leafy Eau Claire neighbourhood where you’ll find cafes, bakeries, and Prince’s Island Park a short walk away, and the exciting Downtown buzz just a few blocks further.

Alternatively, head out of the city to Kananaskis Country near Banff National Park. Not only does it allow you easy access to the park and its highlights like Cascade Mountain and Lake Louise, but it is also an easy 1 hour’s drive from Calgary.

It’s easy to get around central Calgary by bus, but if you wish to explore the wonders beyond the city limits, a car is usually recommende