All Summer Long

Adults $15, Youth $10 (13 – 17), Children $5 (6 – 12), Children under 5 free.

Nascar stock racing, and much more.

The Edmonton Valley Zoo is home to more than 350 animals. From seals and sea lions, red pandas and lemurs, to snowy owls and Arctic fox, these living, breathing animals are the soul of the zoo.

Every visit is rich with animal interactions. Animals and their caregivers are regularly out and about meeting and engaging with guests.

Points of Interest

In 1861, Father Albert Lacombe and his Métis helpers constructed a log building to serve the new St. Albert Roman Catholic Mission.

This simple chapel, Alberta’s oldest building, became the centre of the thriving French speaking Metis settlement of St. Albert. Today the chapel has been restored to look much as it did in the early 1860s. Drop in to the chapel and let the historical interpreters take you back to an earlier time.

Interpretive guides lead tours through the chapel and the historic Mission Hill site and demonstrate activities and skills of the time. Education programs and special events are offered as well. Tours are available in English or French.

Admission by Donation

Daily 10 am – 5 pm

Living history of Edmonton, including the 1846 Fort, 1885, 1905 and 1920 street.

A train and street car, Wagon and pony rides, a new Indigenous Peoples Experience and

A completely renewed Midway & Exhibiton

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You can experience history up close at the Fort Heritage Precinct through our three distinct areas. In chronological order we have: the North West Mounted Police Fort representing 1875 to 1885, the Historic Village representing 1902 to the late 1920’s, and the Warden’s Residence representing 1937.

Adults $9, Youth $5.50, Children (2 – 12) $4.50

Open Monday – Saturday 10 am – 4pm

Mechanized access will create a new destination in our city: an innovative, barrier-free system that will allow people to enjoy both our vibrant downtown and our amazing River Valley within minutes. It runs from the top of 100 Street near the Hotel Macdonald to the River Valley trail system near the low-level bridge and is approximately 260 m (850 feet).

Wonderful Botanic Gardens Located just outside of Edmonton

Open Daily 10 am – 5 pm

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Harcourt House is one of only four public galleries, and one of three artist-run centres in Edmonton. We deliver a host of services to both artists and the community – and act as an alternative location for the presentation, distribution and promotion of contemporary art. In our exhibition programming we seek both emerging and established artists to present work that aims to engage. Harcourt House Gallery is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 5pm. The gallery annually presents a minimum of 10 five-week exhibitions, from local, provincial and national artists, collectives and arts organizations.

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Every 40 minutes from 11 am – 4 pm, 9 am on Saturdays and late night during the Fringe.

Round Trip $8, $5 one way, Children 5 under Free

The Edmonton Radial Railway (as the system was known) had become famous throughout the continent because of this unique streetcar ride over the North Saskatchewan River, one of the highest river crossings by streetcar in the world (755 m long and 49 m high). The passengers’ view was both spectacular and exhilarating.

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Since 1976, the John Janzen Nature Centre’s interactive exhibits, educational programming and special events have encouraged visitors towards a greater awareness of and engagement with the wonders of nature that surround us.

Learn about the

History of the Nature Centre and

the Edmonton Nature Centre’s Foundation.

The John Janzen Nature Centre invites visitors of all ages to have fun while learning more about the importance of Edmonton’s natural spaces.

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*Each tot and child admission includes one free adult to actively supervise the tot/child.

Daily 9 am – 4 pm