3 Best Places To See in Calgary, AB

I recently attended an organizational event at Heritage Park, and even though the park was closed to the general public, it was a fantastic experience. I was pleasantly surprised by the sheer size of the park—it spans an extremely large area with realistic setups that depict life in Calgary many generations ago. It’s essentially an entire town set up in a historical format, making it a fascinating place to explore. One highlight of my visit was the veterinary area, where I got to see how veterinary medicine was practiced back in the day. Our event was set up in the amusement park section, and I had the opportunity to try several rides, including the Ferris wheel. The staff were incredibly kind, polite, and gracious, ensuring we had a memorable experience. I also noticed a train track that circles the park and regretted not having the chance to ride the trains. I’ll definitely have to come back to Heritage Park next time I’m in Calgary. I highly recommend this park for families and anyone with an interest in history.

Huge historical museum which I liked more than any other attraction in Calgary. If you are going to visit this place, I would allocate 2 to 3 hours of your time at a minimum. ⛲ Here you will find the very old neighborhoods of the old Calgary that used to be, in fact there are a huge amount of different buildings and separate little museums on the grounds. The train station, as well as the miners' mines. There's a whole entertainment complex for the kids, lots of different retro style stores. I kind of plunged into the time when it was all there, maximum immersion in the old world. I almost forgot to say that there is also an old restored train that can take you around the museum (park). Here you can also find different animals in a certain area of the museum. I loved this place so much, I recommend anyone who in Calgary for a couple days to visit this place.

Excellent place to picnic and walk. The staff is great and very knowledgeable of their location, Canada and the park itself. You can ask plenty of questions and they will answer cheerfully. Summer: sunblock and water needed. Be prepared to walk or ask for the mobility bus at the ticket booth.

Attended the Mother's Day Brunch, and it was terrific. There was a great spread with tons of options for the whole family. Very delicious. There were activities for the kids inside the room, allowing us to enjoy our meal while live shows entertained them. We also loved the photo booth and bead bracelet station. We'll do this again next year.

Great experience for a family with kids. My two sons (2 & 4) thoroughly enjoyed themselves. I imagine they will enjoy it a lot more when they are older but they still had so much fun and there is a lot to do. Their favourite was definitely the VR experience.

My daughter loved the place a lot. Since we visited on a weekend, line ups were a bit long; however, things were worth the wait. Rosie was the best part of our visit. We enjoyed a treat before leaving Plenty of parking.