Must See Sights and Landmarks in Airdrie Area

"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."

"Calgary’s tallest building for a brief time, this 626ft (191m) observation tower offers panoramic views of the city and is made of 11,000 tons of steel-reinforced concrete. There’s a revolving restaurant, which serves the city’s best elk sirloin with foie gras. You could try walking up the 802 steps, but the tower has two high-speed elevators that can whisk you up in 62 seconds flat, which, frankly, sounds a lot more fun."

"As one of the most iconic places in the city, it is no wonder that the Calgary Tower is one of the more popular places for Valentine's Day in Calgary!. Built in 1967, this 626 ft tower was once the tallest structure in Calgary, and remains as one of the most highly sought-after places for romantic dates and celebrating memorable gatherings. Take the elevator up or climb the 802 steps to the top."

"The Chinese Cultural Centre Museum is another big draw in Calgary. The museum features rare replicas of various Chinese artifacts, providing an educational experience for visitors of all ages and backgrounds. Since the exhibition’s opening in 1994, the Chinese Cultural Centre Museum continues to draw tons of tourists each year."

"Inside this impressive landmark building, built by skilled Chinese artisans in 1993, you'll find a magnificent 21m-high dome ornately painted with 561 dragons and other imagery. Its design was inspired by..."

"What: With hot stone therapy, Swedish massages, couple’s massages, and more, Riverside Spa is the perfect place to take that special someone. Where: 110 Point McKay Crescent NW, Calgary. Base cost: One hour therapeutic massage: $130"

"At Riverside Spa, you are invited to relax and nurture your mind, body and spirit while they take care of you. The quality of services here is at par with those normally found in high-end spa resorts; hence, you will not...more"

"When it comes to Calgary spas, Riverside spa is the crown jewel. If you decide to visit it, you will most definitely have the time of your life over there. You can find everything that you want in a spa in Calgary."

"Also known as Arts Commons, the EPCOR Centre is the beating heart of Calgary’s performance scene. It features an amazingly eclectic year-round programme of toe-tapping musicals, acclaimed dramas, children's shows, concerts, and arthouse film screenings. Whatever your interests may be, this is your 1-stop destination for a first-rate cultural fix."

"Most of the live music performances take place in the Jack Singer Concert Hall, which is the largest theatre and seats nearly 1,800. It’s the main performance space for the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra and it hosts plenty of local and touring musicians. Arts Commons also hosts music series including BD&P World Music, TD Jazz and PCL Blues."

"Arts Commons is one of Canada’s largest and most vibrant art centres. Based in the heart of Calgary’s Cultural District in the downtown core, it is a popular attraction for art and theatre lovers. The centre occupies a full city block and is home to five theatres and the world-class Jack Singer Concert Hall."

"Knox Contemporary Gallery of Art is the home of fifteen wonderful artists together with their artworks. Their artists come from different fields with different styles and techniques with their art and craft. Last June 2020, they conducted their first online exhibition called “XPOSED – Naked & Not Afraid”."

"I like this place and it was fairly popular, lots of people there. I appreciate that it is a local business. I had the classic burger and the chai milk..."

"Inglewood – 802 12 Street SEThe Inglewood Drive-in serves soft serve, malts, twisters and dole whips. You can even get your cone dipped in chocolate."

"product may be same in all subway but what differs is service. I am vegetarian and they always change gloves..."