Calgary: Sightseeing City Bus Tour

Only the essential attractions are gathered,
Quick 3 hour tour!

Recommended for those who are staying in Calgary for a short time or want to get to know the city quickly!

This tour starts at the iconic Calgary Tower and takes you to a variety of fascinating landmarks. Learn about Western Canada’s history and traditions at Heritage Park and visit Olympic Park to hear about the 1988 Winter Olympics! This tour will take you to downtown, Calgary City Hall, Telus Spark, East Village, Studio Bell, Stampede Park, shopping district, Crescent Hill Peace Bridge, Chinatown, and other landmarks to gain a deeper understanding of Calgary’s culture and history.

Tour Recommended Points

⏳ Calgary attractions in 3 hours:
This tour will allow you to experience Calgary's iconic natural, cultural, and historical attractions all in one place.

✨ Calgary Highlights Tour:
The tour will take you to over 10 must-see attractions in Calgary.

🙋‍♂️ Deep Journey:
The tour is conducted with a friendly guide, and you can spend a deep time listening to informative and interesting stories related to each attraction.

🚐 Comfortable movement:
A vehicle with comfortable seats is provided, so you can relax comfortably while traveling to tourist attractions or enjoy the drive while looking out the window at the city.

A brief look at the travel course

🏛 Calgary City Hall:
Calgary City Hall is the administrative centre of Calgary and consists of a historic building (Old City Hall) built in 1911 and a modern new building.

🏙️ East Village:
Known as a prime example of Calgary's urban regeneration, East Village is home to modern residential complexes, art spaces, local food, and a digital library.

🎶 Studio Bell:
Studio Bell, Canada's National Music Centre, serves as a multi-cultural space where you can learn about Canadian music history, various instruments, and live music.

🎡 Stampede Park:
Stampede Park is home to the world-famous Calgary Stampede festival, held every July.

🚂 Heritage Park:
This open-air museum recreates life in Western Canada from the 1860s to the 1950s, and you can learn about various historical features, including steam locomotives, horse-drawn carriages, and traditional architecture.

🏂 Olympic Park:
The stadium was the site of the 1988 Winter Olympics and now houses skiing, biking, zip-lining, winter sports training facilities, and the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame.

🌁 Crescent Hill & Peace Bridge:
A modern design bridge crossing the Bow River, with panoramic views of the city from the surrounding hills.

🗼 Calgary Tower:
The 191-meter tall Calgary Tower is also famous as the place where the 1988 Winter Olympics torch was lit. It opened in 1968 and has become a landmark symbolizing the city.