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A saddle-shaped arena in Calgary that hosts the Calgary Flames NHL Hockey Team and major sports, concerts, and events.

A major downtown Calgary venue used for conventions, conferences, and large events.

The Calgary Tower is a 191-metre observation tower in downtown Calgary that offers panoramic views of the city and the Rocky Mountains. Built in 1968, it features a glass-floor observation deck and a revolving restaurant, making it one of Calgary’s most recognizable landmarks.

The Jack Singer Concert Hall is a large performing arts venue in downtown Calgary located inside the Arts Commons complex. It is known for its excellent acoustics and hosts orchestras, concerts, theatrical performances, and major cultural events, including performances by the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra.

The Calgary Zoo is a large wildlife park located on St. George’s Island along the Bow River. It houses hundreds of animal species from around the world and features themed areas like Canadian Wilds, Destination Africa, and Prehistoric Park with life-sized dinosaur exhibits.

The Heritage Park Historical Village is a large living history museum that recreates life in Western Canada from the 1860s to the 1950s. It features historic buildings, costumed interpreters, vintage rides, and exhibits that showcase early prairie life and transportation.

The Canada Olympic Park (now part of WinSport) is a winter sports and recreation facility built for the 1988 Winter Olympics. It features ski hills, a bobsleigh and luge track, and training facilities for athletes, and today is used for public skiing, snowboarding, and year-round activities.

The Mewata Armoury is a historic military building in downtown Calgary built in 1918. It serves as a training and headquarters facility for Canadian Armed Forces reserve units and is known for its castle-like architecture and historic significance.

The MNP Community & Sport Centre is a large multi-sport and recreation facility in Calgary that offers fitness spaces, gyms, running tracks, and one of Canada’s largest indoor aquatic centres. It is used for public recreation, training, and major swimming and sporting competitions.

The Glenbow Museum is a major art and history museum in downtown Calgary that features exhibits on Western Canadian history, Indigenous cultures, and international art. It houses a large collection of artifacts, artworks, and historical documents.

The Spruce Meadows is a world-renowned equestrian facility specializing in show jumping and horse competitions. It hosts international tournaments, training programs, and community events, making it a hub for horse sports in Canada.

The Eau Claire Market is a downtown shopping and dining district along the Bow River. It features retail stores, restaurants, and event spaces, and is known for its riverfront location and public gathering areas.