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Alberta Legislative Building |
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| Legislature Building tours are free and begin at the Interpretive Centre and Gift Shop located in the Pedway. Stop by the Gift Shop and see our selection of Alberta and Canadian crafts and souvenirs. For store information, please call 422-3982. Our facilities are wheelchair accessible. To book group tours or for more information, call Visitor Services at 427-7362. |
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Edmonton Klondike Days Festival |
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| Edmonton’s Klondike Days Exposition is fun for everyone! Enjoy awesome midway rides, an exciting entertainment lineup, action packaged chuckwagon races, thrilling feature attractions, an exotic feature country showcase and much more. |
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Odyssium |
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The Odyssium includes six exhibit galleries, the IMAX Theatre with 275 seats, Margaret Zeidler Star Theatre with 250 seats, Winspear Learning Centre, TransAlta Science Lab, Dow Computer Lab, Gift Shop, Cafe, IMAX Concession, Board Room, Amateur Radio Station VE6SSC and the Observatory, located to the south-east of the Centre in Coronation Park. |
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Edmonton Symphony Orchestra |
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| Here you'll find lots of
information on the symphony orchestra, conductors, musicians and the instruments they play. The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra season continues to present engaging, powerful and moving performances. Join us for memorable nights in one of our main series concerts, or mark your calendar to be there for our Super Specials. More to come very soon! |
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Northlands Park |
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| Northlands Park is one of North America's leading exhibition/sports companies and Edmonton's second largest tourism attraction, after West Edmonton Mall. Located just minutes from downtown Edmonton, Northlands Park entertains about 3.5 million guests a year at more than 2,600 on-site events - an average of more than four different events every day of the year! |
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The Citadel Theatre |
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| In 1976 The Citadel made a huge move into a gigantic $6.5 million complex housing three performing spaces and delighting everyone with its warm, sweeping design. In the Fall of 1984, The Citadel expanded for the third time in less than a decade by opening the $10 million Lee Pavilion housing the 686-seat Maclab Theatre (with the only thrust stage west of Stratford), the 150 seat Tucker Amphitheatre, and a spectacular indoor garden and waterfall. |
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West Edmonton Mall |
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Welcome to
the Largest Entertainment & Shopping Centre in the world! West Edmonton Mall — featured in the Guinness Book of Records as the
"World's Largest Mall" — is fantastic shopping and so much
more. The Mall boasts over 800 stores and services, more than 110 eating
establishments and 7 Theme Park Attractions — all under one roof.
There is something for everyone and the weather is always great!
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