Calgary, situated in Alberta is a chic place with beautiful landscapes and natural grandeur. It is one of the famous hot-spots for winter sports. Calgary became the first Canadian city to host the Olympic Winter Games. Famously known as cow town this city attracts thousands of visitors every day.
As you are in Calgary you just cannot afford to miss the stampede that is held every year in July. This 10 day activity is surely a fun activity. Featuring internationally recognized rodeo competitions, western stage shows, agricultural competitions, concerts, chuck wagon races, First Nations exhibits and delicious pancake breakfasts around the city, Calgary Stampede attracts more than 1.2 million visitors every year from around the world. ‘Greatest outdoor show on earth’ is worth marking your presence.
Stroll down in the lanes of the heritage historical park and get a closer look into the past of this city. There are 10 hectares of re-created town to explore, with a fort, grain mill, church, school and lots more. You enjoy the ride of steam train, go for a spin On the SS Moyie.
No matter what your age is Calaway Park will make you feel that you have become a child again. It features 30 rides from wild to mild, live stage entertainment, 22 food vendors, 28 different carnival games, a trout-fishing pond and an interactive maze. The youngsters will love camping at the amusement park.
Every year in July Calgary witnesses folk music festival that is praised all over the world. Those who love music this festival is a treat for you where you can see the most famous music icons performing live and you get a chance to shake your booty.
If you are one of those people who love animals then Calgary Zoo is one stop destination for you where you can enjoy the imposing sights of lowland gorillas, grizzly bears and wolves. And don’t forget to visit the irresistible koalas and new baby hoglets in the African Savannah Building!
Since Calgary hosts some of the major winter games it attracts adventure lovers for winter sports like bobsleigh, luge, cross-country skiing, ski jumping, downhill skiing, snowboarding, speed skating and hockey.
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