Things to do in Calgary

great spot to visit for amazing views of calgary. the glass floor add a fun thrill and the city looks beautiful at sunset. recommended to visit

It's a very comfortable place. The key is that you can enjoy such a large and natural park without going to the suburbs. It's really nice. There are artificial lakes, large lawns, and woods. It's very beautiful.

It looks like a tunnel bridge, and it is also a transportation hub for passing through the other side of the river. The color of this bridge is very eye-catching, with red intersecting structures. Vehicles cannot pass through, but people and bicycles can pass freely. There are lights at night, and Fengjia feels magnificent. [Scenery] Very beautiful

Blocks 1 to 4, not far from Chinatown, offer a seamless experience with food, drinks, entertainment, and artisan performances. Flanked by low-rise, old buildings, two-thirds of Calgary's brand-name stores are located here. However, it's only about a kilometer long, so I won't post photos to avoid disappointment. Compared to pedestrian streets in China, the architecture is older, with influences from Britain and France. The other issues are that the business hours are about half of what you'd find in China, with more street performers and fewer spicy food restaurants. While the street hygiene is comparable, the food is superior. Foreign liquor and beer are superior, but cigarettes are nonexistent.

This place is a local historical park, but it actually looks like a wasteland. Maybe it is to maintain its original appearance, except for a statue and a small exhibition hall.

If you come here, you must check in, otherwise you haven't arrived in Downtown Calgary.