Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Cochrane

"The largest museum of Western Canada has more than 20 permanent galleries and does a fantastic job telling the history of Calgary and Alberta and the legacy it leaves behind. The timeline follows the pre-oil, post oil and everything else in between. What makes it so beloved, is the museum’s interactive displays that educates the viewers about the history of the land and the lives of the A...Read more"

"The Glenbow Museum is one of the most visited museums in Calgary. It’s popular because of its wide array of art and history exhibits. The Glenbow Museum is the perfect place to go on a date or educational family trip."

"Calgary Tower has a lot to offer, so it was a natural addition to the list of best things to do in Calgary. The tower itself provides the best views of any building in the city, and once inside the tower, the multimedia tour includes a virtual presentation that delves into Calgary’s location – from its skyscrapers to its Rocky Mountain range, and everything in between. The virtual windows show the (actual) views of the city, but as a touchscreen where certain points can be opened for more information."

"One of the top Calgary attractions is viewing the city from the Calgary Tower, a 190.8 meter free standing observation tower. Have a bite to eat in the Sky 360 Restaurant and Lounge, and then stand on the Observation Deck to see a panoramic view (not recommended if you are afraid of heights!). Be sure afterward to browse the gift shop which features unique Calgary Tower memorabilia."

"Prince's Island Park is a very popular downtown park in Calgary. Found on the Bow River directly north of the downtown business core, it is the location of many lunch breakers and "recreationalists" alike, looking to enjoy the outdoors while being immersed by the sounds of nature. Read more about Calgary Activities at Princes Island Park today!"

"A favourite urban escape for Calgarians, Prince’s Island Park sprawls across 20 hectares on a northward bend in the Bow River. It’s a fantastic place for travellers to enjoy some of the city’s quieter moments. There’s plenty to do in Prince’s Island Park."

"Prince’s Island Park is the perfect spot to escape the busyness of downtown Calgary without going far. Flower gardens, expansive grassy spaces, and several bridges make for a picturesque park in the city centre."

"Looking like a whimsical copper castle, this fabulous new museum is entirely entertaining, taking you on a ride through Canada's musical history with cool artifacts (like the guitar Guess Who used to record 'American Woman') and interactive displays. Test your skill at the drums, electric guitar or in a sound-recording room and even create your own instruments. Don't miss the Body Phonic room or the solar-powered Skywalk with its repurposed pianos destroyed in the 2013 flood."

"A post shared by National Music Centre (@nmc_canada) on Jun 2, 2017 at 8:53am PDT. Inspired by the northern prairie landscape, Studio Bell was created to celebrate and discover the future of Canadian music. The building is clad in interwoven metallic surfaces and crafted with earthen tiles to create an instrument of light, space, and music."

"Fort Calgary is the birthplace of the modern city of Calgary, first established in 1875. Built to foster relations with the local Indigenous people and fight illegal trade of whisky, the fort transformed as the railroad arrived and the city grew. It is now a history museum sharing the complicated history of the region."

"Found in the downtown area at the meeting place of the Bow and Elbow Rivers, Fort Calgary is easy to get to via LRT and is a great place to learn, discover and enjoy!. Find out more about the local attraction at Calgary Activities - Fort Calgary."

"I Had the halibut and chips which was amazing and my daughter had the bistro club and said it was delicious More reviews"

"Accomplished, highly creative Executive Chef Kaesta McFee brings with him over 20 years of experience, expertise and passion for the culinary arts. Developing his craft internationally, working within 5- star branded international hotels, Chef McFee ..."

"Nestled in picturesque Reader’s Rock Garden – just south of Stampede Park, lies a heartwarming cafe. Weekend brunch features fresh salads, sandwiches and appetizers in addition to the usual suspects. We can’t wait to sample their pastries, chicken pistachio pate and croque madame."

"Reader’s Garden Cafe is perfectly situated in a historic and scenic garden. It has a varying menu, depending on the available local produce they will get. Aside from the diversity of meals and drinks, Reader’s Garden Cafe’s menu also has daily specials."

"Variety Splash Park is among the attractions of South Glenmore Park. It has tennis courts, playgrounds, and trails for biking and hiking that are perfect for sports enthusiasts within its vicinity. The park is partnered with Variety Alberta."

"Look into the eyes of Alberta fish and feed thousands of fish in the Fish Hatchery at Bow Habitat Station. With fresh-water aquariums, interactive exhibits, a catch and release trout pond and the Fish Hatchery, Bow Habitat Station is sure to leave you hooked. Bring a friend and enjoy this buy one get one 50% off offer!"

"Raising and releasing up to 1.5 million trout each year, this working hatchery is a favorite with kids for its aquariums, hands-on exhibits and chance to fish in the pond. Look down over the hatchery pools or get..."

"Bow Habitat Station Calgary is made up of a visitor’s centre, the Sam Livingston Fish Hatchery, the Pearce Estate Interpretive Wetland, and the Kids Can Catch Trout…Read more…"

"McHugh Bluff is a gorgeous park that spans two northwest Calgary neighborhoods and has panoramic views of Bow River, Prince’s Island Park and downtown. While it’s also a popular place to watch the Canada Day fireworks, you should visit during the off-season and go at night to see Calgary lit up by the stars. It’s very “bright lights in the big city.” Recommended by local insider Coco Hiu Tung"

"McHugh Bluff in the Crescent Height neighborhood is the best place to get great skyline photos of Calgary. It is a steep bluff overlooking the city with a viewing platform, and a staircase that descends down the bluff provides an excellent view of the city."

"A post shared by Ricky Forbes (@forbesricky) on Jul 26, 2016 at 7:45pm PDT. Admittedly, this is a bit of a trek to get to, but well worth it. The platform gives a full view of the Calgary skyline."

"One of Calgary’s most acclaimed Vietnamese restaurants, Pho Dau Bo on International Avenue serves surprisingly cheap meals. All but one of its fragrant and intensely flavoured pho (noodle soup) bowls is just $8.50. The satay beef and satay chicken varieties are bestsellers."

"Opened in 2018 by a team of veteran home brewers, Inner City offers new beers as often as possible, each informed by studious research of a famous beer or brewery style from around the world. The exception to the rule is the signature Bridgelandia, a modern, hoppy blonde ale that eschews conventions. If you do like your beer with a little extra zing, try a beer cocktail or come after 5 p.m."

"A reminder to please be responsible and don’t drink then drive. If you’re looking for what more there is to do in Calgary then use our Complete Guide to Calgary for suggestions on where to eat, sleep and things to see and do. And if you’re looking for a few day trip recommendations from the city be sure to check out our recommendations for four easy day trips from Calgary."

"Heathen’s Brewing is Calgary’s First Gluten-free beer brewery. Of course with that said, their products are 100% Gluten-Free beer, there is 0% chance that it can be contaminated, it is also additionally fermented and canned that blend and can brew ordinary beer. So if you’re gluten intolerant or vegan, Heathen’s Brewing surely got your back!"