Edmonton, Alberta
Overview
Edmonton, AB is the province’s capital city and is situated on the North Saskatchewan River. Well known for its scenic river valley, it plays host to year-round world-class festivals, earning it the title of "The Festival City." Downtown Edmonton’s vibrant population tends to meet and hang out in the trendy Whyte Avenue district.
Downtown Edmonton’s diverse neighborhoods, such as Chinatown, the Avenue of Nations and Old Strathcona District, delight visitors from all walks of life. This area features an energetic nightlife, relaxing coffee shops and a blend of Edmonton restaurants that offer everything from fine dining to casual fare. The city is also home to North America's largest shopping and entertainment complex, West Edmonton Mall. The country's largest living history museum and popular Edmonton attraction among history buffs is Fort Edmonton Park.
For outdoor aficionados Edmonton, AB’s river valley (North America’s largest urban park) has hundreds of kilometres of maintained trails for walking, running, and cycling. The Oilers and Eskimos are just a few of the Edmonton Sport teams offering entertainment for sports enthusiasts of all ages.
Things to See and Do
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The Edmonton Transit System is an efficient and inexpensive public transportation system that will provide access to all the things to do in Edmonton for visitors. Hundreds of different bus routes combined with a light rapid transit system makes getting around Edmonton quick and easy. The ETS also provides several park and ride services during special Edmonton activities. The city is laid out in a grid pattern of straight streets, which makes for easy navigation by car or foot to most venues in Edmonton. Edmonton has excellent cycling routes which allow for all-year cycling, though winter cycling can be challenging for those unaccustomed to Edmonton weather.
Travel Tips
With over 2,300 hours of sunshine per year, which last up to 17 hrs per day during the summer, Edmonton is one of the sunniest cities in Canada. Though sunny, the city has extreme seasons because of its northern location, so you will want to check out the weather before you go. In the summer, Edmonton is warm enough to enjoy the sunshine but temperatures tend to cool in the evening, so bring a jacket. From November to March temperatures can be very cold, and with the wind chill factor it can often feel much colder, so be prepared to bundle up. Many Edmonton activities are held outdoors all year round so dress accordingly and enjoy all the culture, music and great sport events Edmonton has to offer.
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