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Our Re<strong>com</strong>mendation for Alberta<br />
Calgary<br />
Drumheller<br />
Banff National Park<br />
Jasper National Park<br />
The largest city in the state and known for hosting the<br />
1988 Winter Olympics as well as the annual Calgary<br />
stampede. The city is pleasant and offers much in the<br />
way of good quality restaurants, bars, and shopping<br />
venues. Considered a good base to explore the<br />
surrounding areas.<br />
A dinosaur lovers dream, Drumheller is a seasonal<br />
destination that draws visitors interested in paleontology.<br />
The rich deposit of fossils found in the area means the city’s<br />
museum of Paleontology is one of the best in the world.<br />
Without a doubt the most popular destination, not just in<br />
Alberta but all of Canada, and a UNESCO World Heritage<br />
Site. Much of what people associate with Alberta in terms<br />
of its ruggedness, wilderness, and natural beauty, can be<br />
traced back to the Banff National Park.<br />
The Park shares its name with the main resort town, one<br />
of two populated areas in the park, which is often the first<br />
stop for many adventurers.<br />
The northern neighbor of the Banff National Park, it gets<br />
fewer visitors due to accessibility and weather conditions,<br />
however it’s no less stunning. Jasper is much bigger in size<br />
than Banff, is less populated, and less <strong>com</strong>mercialised.<br />
Making it a preferred choice for those looking for a more<br />
solitary experience.<br />
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