Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Edmonton Area

"West Edmonton Mall is not the largest shopping mall in the world (as some tend to believe), but it is definitely one of Canada’s largest and most impressive entertainment destination. Featuring more than 800 shops, a water park, an ice-skating rink, a golf area, and much more, this mall is definitely worth a visit if you are passionate about shopping. And even if shopping is not on the list for your trip to Edmonton, Alberta, you can still go to West Edmonton Mall just for the variety of restaurants or you can even book accommodation in one of the two hotels at the mall."

"Canada's West Edmonton Mall is not only the country's largest shopping center-and one of the largest in the world-it's also a major tourist attraction. In addition to hundreds of shops and restaurants, the facility contains a hotel, movie theaters, an ice rink, an aquarium, and much more. Adding to the appeal are the themed sections of the mall, designed to mimic the feel of popular travel destinations around the world."

"Image SourceThose people who are looking for products from brands like Fossils, GAP, Disney, American Eagle, etc. the Kingsway Garden Mall is one of the best west Edmonton mall stores in the city. With more than 235 stores available on different floors of the complex, the mall is also the home to different recreational facilities and amusement activities. There are hair styling salons and spas available for the people to get in and relax."

"The Kingsway Mall is full of great specialty shops and boutiques. It's one of the more popular malls within the Edmonton area. Along with the great shopping found here, this specific mall is known for plenty of regular contests and events."

"Those looking for the outdoor shopping experience will love the South Edmonton Common. This is the largest open-air shopping centre in all of North American with over 100 stores. Stores include Aeropostale, Calvin Klein, Claire's, Kincaid, J. Crew Factory, Guess, Old Navy, Payless Shoes, Reebok, Sketchers and so much more."

"The Southwest Edmonton Farmers’ Market (SWEFM) is a famous farmer’s market that supports local farmers, artisans, and producers and provides fresh, locally grown, and sustainable produce to residents and visitors of Edmonton. The market is home to an incredible spectrum of vendors selling their wares, from artisans and craftspeople to local farmer’s selling fresh fruit and vegetables. You can also find charcuterie and cheeses, buskers, food trucks, and bakers boasting warm bread and freshly baked pastries."

"Runs every Wednesday from May 19 to October 6, 2021.Must-try: A jar of dill pickles from Jill’s Dills. Location: 2051 Leger Road NW (Lot D, Terwilligar Community Rec Centre).Hours: 4:00pm to 7.30pm."

"Image SourceA really large mall in the heart of Edmonton, the Edmonton City Centre boats of providing the people with a great shopping experience. Shops of all genres like clothing, books, stationery, jewelry, health, etc. can all be found at this one place, everything under one roof. There are stores of all budgets, so shoppers with different needs can visit the complex."

"Located just blocks from the bustling 124 Street shopping district and Brewery District, this new development makes for an adorable (and colourful) photo backdrop. Complete with unique architecture and atmosphere, you can strike a pose by the outdoor fountain or chill out on the patio at Arcadia with a cold beer in hand. Located on the corner of 120 Street and 107 Avenue"

"Southgate stands for premier fashion and sophistication in Edmonton, with over 165 exciting stores and services including Edmonton’s largest Bay store and a full service Canada Safeway. The recent expansion added over 30 marquee stores, two sets of hotel-quality washrooms, an expansive and inspired food court, two levels of parking, and a host of premier amenities. Southgate Center – 65 stores and servicesAnchor stores: Hudson’s Bay, Safeway Southgate, Crate and Barrel, Restoration Hardware, Apple StoreAddress: 5015 111 Street NW Edmonton AB T6H4M6"

"Southgate Centre has risen from modest beginnings towards becoming South Edmonton’s largest shopping center and the metro’s premier fashion hub over the last 40 years. Southgate Centre officially opened to an enthusiastic audience in 1970, with just 65 shops and facilities. Just a few years before, there was a farmers’ field where now stands Edmonton’s biggest shopping center to date."

"The Old Strathcona Antique Mall is the place to go to find both old and new treasures. Owned by the dynamic mother-daughter team of Betty and Bobbi, the market has long been an institution among antique lovers and treasure hunters. It boasts the best collection of antiques, vintage jewelry and clothing, and retro furniture under one roof."

"With a goal of catering to every type of beer lover – whether you’re after a quick afternoon flight or an evening lounging in the taproom with one of their artisan pizzas and a few pints – Town Square Brewing is one of the locals’ favourite breweries in Edmonton. They also give back 10% of all proceeds to a selected charity every month, helping to support the local community. And one thing’s for sure: Their beer does not disappoint."

"You’ll find big flavours in small batches at Town Square Brewing Co.’s cozy and laid back tap house. With community at its core, Town Square is a centre for gatherings—Whether it’s a family outing or a night out with friends, all are welcome with open arms. Guests can indulge in bites that incorporate spent brewery grains into as many dishes as possible, and brews that push the boundaries with twists on traditional tastes."

"Located in a strip mall and probably exactly what you are looking for if your just wanting a pint at a tasting room. Working on getting up and operational in Fall 2017. This location looks great."

"Next on our list of the best Italian restaurants in Edmonton is Allegro Italian Kitchen. Their restaurant offers dishes like inslatas, paninis, zuppa, and a good serving of entrees that will help stave off hunger before the main course. They offer deliveries through Doordash so you don’t miss out on their great selections."

"Black Pearl Seafood Bar offers a great casual dining experience where cold appetizers are served daily. They also have happy hours at $1 a pop from 5-7pm every day Tuesday-Sunday. They even offer catering if anyone wants a seafood menu for events such as corporate parties or holidays."

"Absolutely love this place the selection of food staff and management is on point. Strongly recommend everyone to make going here a habit More reviews"

"Try such dishes as Tobiko Nigiri sushi, Toro sashimi, or the always popular mango and avocado rolls. Spicy rolls, vegetarian rolls, soup, salad…they have it all. Save time and order online before going in to pick up your order.Address: 2915 Ellwood Drive SWPhone: 780-489-5949Website"

"City Hall is a place where one least expects to have a museum, but the building houses more than enough to be listed as a hidden museum. There is a Sports Hall Of Fame, Community Services Hall of Fame, more than half a million dollars worth of art, fossils on walls, a walk of past mayors of Edmonton, and valuable civic artifacts including a mayor’s chair from the Edmonton, England (now a suburb of London).One item to note is the painting on the mezzanine which is actually not painted by cross-stitched. To get here, take exit B at Churchill LRT station."

"Now here is a location that our city should take a lot of pride in. It’s no secret that we have one of the most beautiful city halls on the prairies, what with the two glittering pyramids that offer natural light to the inside of the building and the 200 foot clock, named the Friendship Tower, that chimes it’s 23 carillon bells. Edmonton City Hall would make for a great shooting location in both the summer and the winter."

"The City Hall of Alberta, designed as a public gathering space is always hosting events, festivals, and various activities year-round. Council and committee meetings are also conducted here. This building with its award-winning architecture was designed by local Architect Gene Dub."

"Probably your first thought when you see this structure, and the Government House is definitely that. Granted, it was originally built to house the Lieutenant Governors of Alberta but has since been repurposed to use for things such as Government ceremonial events, conferences and more. This would make for a great shooting location due to the Jacobean style of the building, something rarely seen in Edmonton."

"Designed in Jacobean Revival style, the Government House was constructed by the Department of Public Works under the direction of A.M. Jeffers, chief architect of the Alberta Legislature Building. It has exterior details like brick walls covered with sandstone."

"This opulent mansion was the former residence of the lieutenant governor but is now used for government conferences and receptions. It is steeped in history and immaculately preserved – you'd never guess it's..."