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Calgary is located in the southern part of Alberta, at the eastern foot of the Rocky Mountains, and it is the largest city in the province. Whether you are into history and culture, love natural adventures, or are fond of modern cities, Calgary always has something for you. 🫶Calgary Stampede: Usually starts on the first weekend of July and lasts for about 10 days. There are outdoor performances and carnival events: rodeos, parades, exhibitions, games, shopping, concerts, farm fun, stagecoach races, etc. 🫶Heritage Park Historical Village: One of Canada's largest historical villages, where you can learn about Indigenous culture and the early life in the West. 🫶Wonderland Sculpture: Located in the city center, created by the famous Spanish sculptor Jaume Plensa. This sculpture symbolizes the youth and dreams of Albertans. The openings on both sides of the neck allow access to explore different angles inside the head, which is vivid and interesting. 🫶Calgary Tower: The rotating restaurant at the top of the tower offers a 360° view of the city, the Rocky Mountains, the vast prairies and the peaceful lakes... 🫶The Calgary Zoo: Get close to over 1,000 species of animals from around the world, a paradise for children. 🫶Prince's Island Park: If you want to relax, this is definitely a great place for cycling, hiking or fishing. 🫶Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre: Telling the story of Canadian music. 🫶The Military Museums: Canada's second-largest military museum, telling the development history of Canada's three armed forces. 🫶Gasoline Alley Museum: A museum showcasing industrial design, with thousands of car-related souvenirs, most from before World War II. It tells the social changes brought about by the introduction and popularization of cars through stories. 🫶Stephen Avenue Walk: It is home to shopping centers, restaurants, bars, cafes, boutiques and galleries, etc. You can enjoy eating, drinking, playing and shopping here. 🫶Calgary Farmers' Market: Farmers, craftsmen and small vendors sell fresh fruits and vegetables, organic food, handmade bread, cheese and handicrafts. Experience local customs, taste local food and buy handicrafts. 🫶Bow River: The rapid Bow River is adjacent to beautiful trails and bike lanes. Walk or cycle by the water and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Bow River. 🫶Spruce Meadows: One of the world-class equestrian venues, with food, beautiful scenery, entertainment facilities, wild animals... . If you have enough time, besides Banff, you can also visit Canmore Town. It's very pleasant to walk there. #Calgary #Canada
