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Calgary is a city in the province of Alberta in Canada. It is the largest city in the province, and is one of the fastest growing cities in the country owing to its energy industry. It is a centre for energy, financial services, film and television, transportation and logistics, technology, manufacturing, aerospace, health and wellness, retail, and tourism sectors in Canada. Owing to this diverse range of industries, Calgary has an impressive economy and is considered one of the most liveable cities in Canada. Travel Center provides the perfect holidays to Calgary, whether you are a frequent traveller or on your first holiday in years. We make sure you travel in safety and in comfort, as we have partnered with world-class airlines to take you to Calgary. Calgary has a live cultural scene, with emphasis on art and visual media. The city also boasts several famous theatres, opera houses and other entertainment venues. Travel Center offers all inclusive holidays to Calgary, and makes sure yours is a memorable one. Get in touch with one of our experts today, and leave everything to us. Book holidays to Calgary with us and experience this attractive city Alberta, Canada at its very best.
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Time Zone
UTC/GMT -7:00 hours
Airlines Flying
Air Canada, British Airways, Air Transit, Lufthansa, United Airlines
Languages
English, Punjabi, Tagalog, French
Best Time to Travel
July to September
Modes of Transport
Train, Bus, Car, Bicycle
Currency Exchange Rate
1.00 GBP = 2.05 CAD
TOP 10 PLACES TO VISIT
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Rocky Mountaineer Rail Journey
Rocky Mountaineer passes amid Calgary (or Jasper) and Vancouver, parting westward on the ancient Canadian Pacific line across the ascending mountain wall of the Rockies. Other features on this mountainous part (where summits reach 3,600 meters) incorporate Lake Louise, Kicking Horse Pass, and Rogers Pass.
Calgary Zoo and Prehistoric Park
Established in 1912, the Calgary Zoo rests on St. George's Island in the Bow River. The zoo is residence to various samples of uncommon and endangered types of animals, and also botanical gardens. Spring is constantly an enjoyable period at the zoo with the coming of newborn animals.
Heritage Park
A classic village from the developing era, with plenty of rebuilt ancient structures and energetic costumed deciphers from four distinct time eras - varying from an 1860 fur-trading castle to a 1930s town courtyard. An ancient steam engine offers transport at the park, and the Gasoline Alley museum provides a firsthand encounter with one-of-a-kind original vehicles.
Canada Olympic Park
In the foothills of the mountains to the west of the metropolis, ascend the odd-looking towers of Calgary Olympic Park. The slope is still open to skiing and snowboarding, and there are chances to bob sled, zip-line, toboggan, and mountain bike. Escorted Ski Jump Tower Tours offer a sweeping sight of the Calgary horizon.
Prince's Island Park
A huge green expanse in downtown Calgary, located on an island in the Bow River. The park is alongside Eau Claire Market, and various travellers make a linked tour to these two appeals. The park provides walking and biking regions, and also outdoor concerts and plays in the summer months.
Calgary Tower
An observing platform and revolving restaurant put tourists 191 meters elevated in one of the city's monumental structures. Until 1984, the tower was the highest in the city. Though it no longer bears that label, there are still superb sights out over the city and past the mountains.
Fish Creek Provincial Park
Fish Creek Provincial Park in Calgary's far south is a large green expanse where walking paths lead between forest regions and beside the creek. Fish Creek Park is a pure region, and ideal for people searching for a taste of the environment. There are also several traditional structures inside the park.
Aero Space Museum of Calgary
Concentrating on the past of Canadian navigation and Western Canada in specific. Canadian pilots who battled in WWII begun the museum, which has flourished to display a range of aircraft, simulators, aviation art prints, radio equipment, and data on aviation history. it's situated in a huge structure next-to the Calgary Airport.
Fort Calgary
The initial station of the North West Mounted Police, Fort Calgary was established in 1875 at the meeting of the Elbow and Bow Rivers. The base of the genuine fort could still be viewed, and the Calgary Fort Museum helps to explain the establishment of the city.
The Military Museums
This group of Canadian Forces museums traverses the past of Canada's navy, army, and air force. Displays highlight hands-on encounters, if it's walking between WWI ditches or maneuvering from a wheelhouse. A range of military vehicles are on-location, plus various tanks.
