Calgary 10 days

The main airport serving Calgary and Southern Alberta. It's a modern facility with a variety of amenities.

• Consider pre-booking airport transfer for convenience.

A vibrant pedestrian mall in the heart of downtown Calgary, lined with shops, restaurants, and historic buildings. It's a great place to get a feel for the city's urban core.

• Look for the unique sculptures and public art installations.

A popular spot offering a creative take on Canadian cuisine with a focus on local ingredients. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and excellent cocktails.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.

Site of the 1988 Winter Olympics, now a year-round training and recreation facility. Offers activities like ziplining, bobsledding (seasonal), and a ski jump viewing area.

• Check their website for available activities and book in advance.

A casual eatery located at WinSport, offering quick and healthy options perfect for refueling after activities.

An iconic landmark offering panoramic views of the city, the Bow River, and the Rocky Mountains. Features a glass floor section for a unique perspective.

• Visit on a clear day for the best mountain views.

Nestled in Prince's Island Park, this restaurant offers an intimate dining experience with a focus on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and a fantastic wine list.

• Request a table with a view of the river.

A stunning architectural landmark celebrating Canada's music history with interactive exhibits, artifacts, and live performances.

A casual eatery in the East Village offering delicious and affordable globally inspired street food. Great for a quick and tasty lunch.

An award-winning architectural marvel with a unique design. It offers more than just books, with community spaces, exhibitions, and stunning views.

• Don't miss the stunning atrium and the children's library.

An upscale Italian restaurant known for its authentic dishes, extensive wine list, and charming patio. Located in a historic building.

One of North America's largest urban parks, offering vast grasslands, walking trails, and stunning panoramic views of the city and the Rockies.

• Wear sturdy shoes as trails can be uneven.
• Bring binoculars for wildlife spotting.

A local favorite near Nose Hill Park, offering delicious pizzas and a good selection of craft beers. A casual and satisfying lunch option.

A charming city park with a lagoon, picnic areas, and a miniature railway (seasonal). Great for a relaxing afternoon stroll.

• Rent a paddle boat on the lagoon during warmer months.

Known for its rotisserie cooking and vibrant atmosphere, The Nash offers a unique dining experience in a stylish setting.

Iconic glacial lake with stunning turquoise waters and the Victoria Glacier as a backdrop. Famous for its scenic beauty and outdoor activities.

• Arrive early to secure parking, especially during peak season.
• Consider renting a canoe for a classic experience.

Enjoy a meal with breathtaking views of Lake Louise. Offers a range of dining options from casual to fine dining.

Another incredibly picturesque lake known for its vibrant blue color, set amidst the Valley of the Ten Peaks. Access can be restricted, check current status.

• Access to Moraine Lake Road is typically restricted to shuttle buses or cycling during peak season (check Parks Canada website).

A popular Greek restaurant in Calgary, offering a taste of the Mediterranean with its authentic dishes and lively atmosphere. A good choice for dinner upon return.

A living history museum that recreates life in Western Canada during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Explore historic buildings and interact with costumed interpreters.

• Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a lot of walking.
• Check the schedule for demonstrations and special events.

Located within Heritage Park, this eatery offers casual fare in a charming setting, perfect for a midday break.

A peaceful urban sanctuary offering walking trails and viewing platforms to observe local birdlife and natural habitats along the Bow River.

• Best visited during spring and fall migration seasons.
• Bring binoculars and a field guide.

A historic restaurant offering refined Canadian cuisine in a beautifully restored heritage building. Features a lovely patio overlooking the Bow River.

An indoor botanical garden located within The CORE Shopping Centre, offering a lush green escape with tropical plants, water features, and play areas.

• A great option for a rainy day.

A vibrant African-inspired restaurant offering flavorful dishes and a lively atmosphere. Known for its creative menu and shareable plates.

A bustling indoor market featuring local produce, artisan foods, crafts, and prepared meals. A fantastic place to sample local flavors.

• Open Thursday to Sunday. Check their website for exact hours.

A highly-rated pizzeria serving delicious thin-crust pizzas and an excellent selection of wines in a stylish, contemporary setting.

• Reservations are strongly recommended.

A stunning mountain town gateway to Kananaskis Country, offering breathtaking scenery and access to numerous outdoor activities.

• Consider purchasing a Kananaskis Conservation Pass.

A popular spot in Canmore offering a unique rodizio-style dining experience with a variety of grilled meats.

A relatively easy hiking trail leading to two stunning emerald lakes with beautiful mountain views. The trail is well-maintained and suitable for most fitness levels.

• There are two trail options: an easy walk and a more challenging one with scenic viewpoints.

A cozy cafe in Canmore offering homestyle cooking and local favorites. A relaxed setting for dinner before heading back.

A historic site and museum commemorating the founding of Calgary and the North-West Mounted Police. Offers insight into the city's early history.

A unique and intimate restaurant known for its creative small plates, craft cocktails, and relaxed atmosphere. Perfect for a leisurely lunch.

• The menu changes frequently, so be open to trying new things.

A scenic pathway system along the Bow River, perfect for walking, cycling, or simply enjoying the urban landscape and mountain views.

• Consider renting a bike for a more extensive exploration.

A stylish restaurant housed in a former dairy, offering contemporary Canadian cuisine with a focus on seasonal ingredients and inventive dishes.

A trendy cafe and convenience store known for its excellent coffee, pastries, and light brunch options. A great spot for a casual morning meal.

A downtown market with a variety of shops and eateries. Good for last-minute souvenir shopping or a final snack.

Depart from Calgary.