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A sunny city, Calgary is set on the transition point of the Canadian Rockies foothills and prairies in Alberta. Founded by the Northwest Mounted Police in 1876 in response to a surge of whiskey makers who traded for furs from the natives, today the urban cowboys roll amid headquarters of oil and gas industries.

Calgary: Famous Annual Rodeo - Calgary StampedeFamous Annual Rodeo - Calgary Stampede

Known for long, dry winters, Calgary hosted the Winter Olympic Games in 1988 and has also invested heavily in tourism. More than 3.1 million people now visit annually – you could grab a flight to Calgary and be one of them – for festivals and attractions, especially July's Calgary Stampede. It's a city readily navigated by bus and rail if not hiring a car and Calgary's popularity has also grown as it's the gateway to nearby mountain resort towns of Banff, Lake Louise and Jasper.

Calgary: Jasper National Park Jasper National Park

A quick guide to neighbourhoods to visit and things to see:

  • The Beltine and 17th Avenue – amid an eclectic bunch of shops, boutiques, bars and restaurants, this is Calgary's party neighbourhood.
  • Inglewood – Calgary's oldest neighbourhood and the site of the first city centre, it's now getting an "urban chic" vibe.
  • Downtown – sports the Calgary Zoo and Telus World of Science.
  • Prince's Island Park – is Calgary's largest inner-city park; in summer it hosts Shakespeare in the Park.

Get your trip started with a flight to Calgary.