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The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald

10065 - 100th Street
Edmonton, AB T5J 0N6
Nightly Rates: ( 346.09 - 368.34 )
4 Star

Property Description

The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald has been a city landmark in Edmonton for years. Long known as the city's most elegant hotel and lovingly referred to as "The Mac", the hotel was built in 1915 by Grand Trunk Railway at a cost of $2 million. It immediately became the city's finest hotel and the centre of social life in Edmonton. Over the years, The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald has proudly hosted visitors from all walks of life, from political leaders and royalty to the many American soldiers stationed at the hotel in World War II and during the installation of the DEW (Distant Early Warning) line in 1957. The official visit of King George VI and the Queen Mother in 1939, was one of the most significant events in the hotel's history, as throngs of well wishers gathered below the main balcony to see the royals. In the early 80s, The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald fell into disrepair. In an effort to restore the centre to its former elegance, Edmonton designated it a Municipal Historic Resource in 1985. In 1991, after a $28 million restoration, The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald was firmly re-established in its tradition of excellence and hospitality in the community. Fully restored to her original grandeur, the hotel is a tribute to opulence and grace. Since reopening, the hotel has hosted many dignitaries and celebrities including Canadian Prime Ministers, former Presidents and the Rolling Stones, to name a few. Edmontonians can once again share their long-lived affection for the glorious The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald with neighbours and visitors.

Amenities

· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Babysitting/Child Services
· Bar/Lounge
· Barber/Beauty Shop
· Business Center
· Coffee Maker in Room
· Concierge
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
· Express Checkout
· Free Local Telephone Calls
· Golf
· Hairdryers Available
· Mini Bar
· Modem Lines in Room
· Modem Lines in Room
· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Pets Allowed
· Pool
· Parking
· Restaurant
· Room Service
· Safe Deposit Box
· Shops/Commercial Services
· Fitness Center or Spa
· Television with Cable
· Laundry/Valet Services
· VIP Rooms/Services

Room Information

Moderate Room
Moderate Room - Equipped with High Speed Internet access, Moderate rooms are elegantly furnished with traditional decor. Moderate rooms offer one queen bed only and are ideal for the single business traveler. These rooms are located throughout the hotel. Bed Type: one Queen bed Size: 175 sq. ft. View: City view


Fairmont Room
Treat yourself to a night of splendor in our Fairmont room. Comfortable and elegantly furnished with traditional decor, the Fairmont room's warm atmosphere and beautiful city skyline view is the best retreat in Edmonton. These rooms are located on floors 2 through 7. Bed Type: one King, 1 Queen or two Double beds Size: approximately 300 sq. ft. View: City skyline (downtown business district)
Fairmont View Room
Enjoy the view of the spectacular North Saskatchewan River Valley - the largest urban parkway in North America - from your luxuriously appointed Fairmont View room. These charming, High Speed Internet access equipped rooms are furnished with traditional decor and ensure a warm atmosphere to complete your stay. These rooms are located on floors 2 through 7. Bed Type: one King or two Double beds Size: 300 sq. ft. View: North Saskatchewan River Valley
Deluxe Room
Deluxe rooms, located on floors 3 through 7, offer a spacious and luxurious haven of tranquility. Deluxe rooms also feature a sitting area, High Speed Internet access, and upgraded bathroom amenities. Bed Type: one King or two Double beds Size: 400 sq. ft. View: City skyline
Deluxe View Room
These charming rooms, located on floors 3 to 7, are furnished with traditional decor and offer a warm atmosphere with sitting area. Also featured -- upgraded amenities and High Speed Internet access. Bed Type: one King or two Double beds Size: 400 sq. ft. View: North Saskatchewan River Valley
Executive Suite
Perfect for business or pleasure, our Executive Suites are available throughout the hotel and offer a variety of interesting shapes and sizes. Featuring a private bedroom and parlor, these High Speed Internet access- equipped suites ensure a comfortable stay. Full breakfast for two, served in the Harvest Room, is included daily. Bed Type: one King bed and one Double sofabed Size: 500 sq. ft. View: City skyline or North Saskatchewan River Valley

Miscellaneous Information

· Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3pm
· Check out time is 12pm
· Time Zone is Mountain
· Opened in 1915
· Renovated in 28 Million dollar complete restoration on 198 rooms.Interior Designer - Heather Jones & Associates, Toronto Architect - IBI Group, Edmonton Recognized by the City of Edmonton as a Heritage Resource Building Reopened May 15, 1991
· 198 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 8 floors.

Directions

Information Booth: (780) 890-8382 / 1-800-268-7134 Administration Offices: (780) 890-8900 Canada Customs: (780) 890-4300 US Customs: (780) 890-4514 Click here for Terminal layout Shuttle available "Sky Shuttle" (780) 465-8515 Cost: $13.00 one way or $20.00 return $6.00 per child one way Runs every 20 minutes weekdays from 4:50am, and every 30 minutes weekends from 4:45am

-Approx. 29km/18miles from Hotel Macdonald, (45 minute drive). -Take Highway #2 North to Edmonton -Highway #2 turns into Calgary Trail North (sometimes referred to as Gateway Blvd), which then becomes 103 Street. -At the end of 103 Street, turn right on Saskatchewan Drive. -On Saskatchewan Dr., turn left on 99 Street and follow the signs for City Centre (The hotel will be visible on the other side of the river at this point). -The hotel is located at the corner of 100 Street and Jasper Avenue. -Turn right at the corner as the entrance to the driveway is off Jasper Avenue.

-Take highway 2 from Calgary straight into Edmonton -Highway 2 turns into Calgary Trail -Stay on Calgary Trail North, this turns into 103 Street which meets Saskatchewan Drive -Turn right on Saskatchewan Drive -Turn left on 99 Street and continue over the Low Level Bridge -Turn right on McDougall Hill, at the top of the hill turn right on Jasper Avenue -Turn right into hotel driveway.

Located one block south of Jasper Avenue on the corner of 100th Ave and 100th Street, The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald is perched majestically on the cliff overlooking the North Saskatchewan River in the heart of downtown. This restored heritage hotel, built in a French chateau style, is conveniently situated only minutes from the Shaw Conference Centre (5 minute walk), The Edmonton Art Gallery and countless shopping opportunities and located with walking distance of many of the major office towers of downtown Edmonton.

Edmonton International AirportApprox. 29km/18miles, (45 minute drive).

Guarantee Policy

All reservations must be guaranteed to a Credit Card

Restaurant Information

Harvest Room

Fine dining. Dress Code: Semi-Formal/Formal Reservations: recommended Non-Smoking only The Harvest Room beckons with a warm and vibrant atmosphere, enhanced by magnificent views of the North Saskatchewan River Valley. On warm days guests have the option of eating on the outdoor terrace as well. English Afternoon Tea is served on Sundays between May 20th and September 3rd, 2001. Diners enjoy award-winning cuisine featuring regional specialties such as Alberta beef and game, freshwater fish and local produce. Additionally, Canadian wines are prominently featured on the wine list, with the best in VQA selection. "The Quick Start" buffet - $13.00/person Mon - Fri 7:00 - 9:30am Sat - Sun 9:00 - 11:30am Full hot and cold Buffet Breakfast -- $16.00 per person Hours of Operation: daily from 6:30am to 10:00pm, offers Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner daily Prices: Moderate/Expensive

The Confederation Lounge

Non Smoking only by city by-law The Confederation Lounge is a cocktail lounge with a beautiful outdoor patio overlooking the river valley (seasonal). Finished in a warm wood decor with dark rich colours, the Confederation Lounge is the perfect place to unwind after a hard day's work. The Confederation Lounge offers a beautiful outdoor patio overlooking the River Valley. Monday through Friday, enjoy a hearty luncheon buffet, featuring a different entrée each day. Light snacks and entrées are available seven days a week. Hours of Operation- Monday to Friday 6:30am - 1:00am Saturday 8:30am - 1:00am Sunday 8:30am - Midnight Beer, wine, cocktails as well as light snacks and entrées are available seven days a week. Deluxe Continental Breakfast served: Monday - Friday 6:30 am - 9:30am Saturday - Sunday 8:30am - 11:00am Light lunches and luncheon buffet served: Monday - Friday 11:30am - 1:30pm

In-Room Dining

Available 24 hours a day. Extensive menu from 7:00am to 11:00pm Select menu from 11:00pm and 7:00am Charge of $2.00, plus GST, per room

Sunday Brunch

Dress Code: Smart casual, denim discouraged Reservations: Strongly recommended Served in the magnificent Empire Ballroom and foyer, this spectacular buffet includes deluxe breakfast entrées and pastries as well as a wonderful selection of classic and Canadian luncheon cuisine. Rates: Regular Brunches prices Special Occasion Brunches include: Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, etc. Adults $26.00 + GST Adults $28.00 Senior $23.00 + GST Seniors $25.00 Child (5-12) $13.00 + GST Child (5-12) $15.00 under 5 Free under 5 Free Hours of Operation: Sundays: 10:30am to 2:00pm

Afternoon Tea

Dress Code: Semi-Formal/Formal Reservations: recommended Served in the Harvest Room, on Sunday only, from May 20th to September 3rd, 2001. In the summer, weather permitting, guests may choose to dine on the lovely outdoor terrace overlooking the river. Two Seatings: 3:00pm and 3:30pm The Afternoon Tea is a light lunch, featuring Tazo teas (properly made in china tea pots), fresh scones, Jersey cream and strawberry compote as well as fresh fruit, traditional finger sandwiches, and petite four pastries. Cost: $20.00 Full tea service Al la carte items also available

Recreation Information

Health Club

Health Club Tel: (780) 429-6423 Complimentary use of the facility for all registered hotel guests Private memberships are available. Located on the lower level of the hotel, the Health Club offers: Saline swimming pool, whirlpool, and children's wading pool Children's robes are available at the health club in 3 sizes Private Sundeck Health Club Equipment Squash Courts Sauna & Steam Rooms Gift Shop Newsstand Children Age Restrictions: In the swimming pool, children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. In the fitness area, children between 12 and 15 must be supervised by an adult. In the squash courts, the minimum age is 16 years old. Hours of Operation: Monday - Thursday: 6:00am to 10:00pm Friday: 6:00am to 11:00pm Saturday: 7:00am to 11:00pm Sunday and Holidays: 7:00am to 9:00pm HEALTH CLUB EQUIPMENT Personal Training Session $35.00 + GST Fitness Assessment $50.00 + GST Keiser weight resistance equipment Stairclimbers Stationary bikes Treadmills Rower Elliptical trainer Free weights and benches Exercise Balls Two international squash courts COMPLIMENTARY AMENITIES Robe and towel service Use of day lockers and locks Full amenity change rooms including: Shower caps, body wash, shampoo, conditioner and hair spray. Body lotion and deodorant. Hair dryers Cotton swabs, cotton balls and facecloths Curling irons (women's change room only) Barbisol Shaving Cream and shoe shiner (Men's change room only).

Massage and Spa Services

Registered Massage Therapy and Reflexology is available from our professional therapists. Prices (All prices include GST and are subject to change. Prices provided as a guideline only) 90 minutes: $105.00 60 minute massage: $65.00 45 minute massage: $55.00 30 minute massage: $45.00 Reflexology (30 minutes): $45.00 Hand and Foot Paraffin (30 minute Treatment): $45.00

Edmonton City Festivals

www.festivalcity.com February Edmonton Lunar New Year Festival Also called "Spring Festival", this traditional Oriental Celebration has been transplanted to Canada. Kicked off in a burst of firecrakers, the festival is best represented by the the exciting motion of lion and dragon dances to the rhythmic beats of drums and gongs. Splendid cultural displays, charismatic performances by accomplished artists from various cultures, and other fascinating day and night events truly make spring come earlier in Edmonton! Avenue of Nations Business Association 202 - 107 AVE Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 493-8158 Fax:(780) 493-8199 Local Heroes International Film Festival The Local Heroes International Film Festival is a five day celebration of independent films. The best films and their makers from Canada and around the globe come to screen and discuss their latest works. This is a film maker's festival that invites the public along for the ride! National Screen Institute of Canada 3rd Floor, 10022 - 103 Street Edmonton, AB Telephone (506) 421-4084 Fax (780) 425-8095 April Edmonton Kiwanis Music Festival The Edmonton Music Festival was established in 1908 by Jackson Hanby, Howard Sttchberry and Veron Barford. It was the first music festival in North America and is now part of a nation-wide organization. Encompassing group and solo performances, it features choirs , bands, ensembles, piano, strings, woodwind, brass and percussion solo instruments, organ, handbell, recorder, speech arts, classical and pops, vocals and musical theatre -- about 3000 entries and over 10,000 participants! The Kiwanis Club of Edmonton (Downtown) has operated the festival since 1963 Edmonton Kiwanis Music Festival Assoc 10044 - 166 Street Edmonton, Alberta Telephone: (780) 488-3498 Fax (780) 488-6925 May Edmonton International Children's Festival During the Edmonton children's Festival, spectacular arts such as puppetry, music and mime can be seen at the Citadel Theatre and other downtown locations. It's a wonderful way to introduce the younger generation to live theatre. The Citadel Theatre 9828 101A Avenue Edmonton, Alberta Telephone (780) 426-4811 Namao International Air Show Canada's largest military air show celebrated 71 years of aviation ay Canadian Forces Base Edmonton in 1995. Spectacular and skillfull air demonstration including the famous Snowbirds and Skyhawks and more than 100 civilian and military aircraft take part in this sensational event. Advance tickets and a park & ride service from Edmonton are available. Namao International Air Show P.O. Box 10500 Edmonton, AB Jazz City International Jazz Festival Many of Canada's best Jazz musicians plus renowned international guest stars step into the spotlight at the International Jazz City Festival. Ten days of top jazz concerts, club, dates, and free outdoor events make this one of Edmonton's most popular festivals. Jazz City Festival Society 10516 77 ave Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 432-7166 Fax (780) 433-3779 The Works: A Visual Arts Celebration With roots dating back 1986, this is the only arts festival of it's kind in North America. Downtown Edmonton is Transformed into a giant art experience via exhibited works by visual artists and artisans adorning downtown streets and parks, building foyers, and art galleries. Alberta Part Art Publications 61610136 100 st Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 421-7800 JULY Cariwest - Edmonton Caribbean Carnival On the first weekend in July, Edmonton's Caribbean community celebrates it's annual summer festival "Cariwest". 124 Street explodes for three days of Caribbean festivities - an extravganza of pulsating music, exotic foods and colorful costumes. Western Caribbean Development Assoc. 200 9924 - 106 street Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 421-7800 Edmonton International Street Performers festival Ten fun-filled days for the young-at-heart with unforgettable street acts by internationally known magicians, clowns, jugglers, mime artists and comics. Edmonton Intl Street Performers Festival 901 10136 - 100 street Edmonton, AB Telephone: (780) 425-5162 Edmonton's Klondike Days Association City - wide Frolic and festival at the world famous Edmonton Klondike Days where you can relive the 1890's spirit of the Gold rush era! Enjoy the parade, midway, pancake breakfast, Gold panning, the exposition at Edmonton Northlands, entertainment, the Sunday promenade, and much, much more! Edmonton Klondike Days Association 1660 10020 - 101 A ave. Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 426-4055 Fax: (780) 424-4018 August Edmonton Heritage Festival Travel the world and never leave Edmonton during the annual 3-day Heritage Festival. In the beautiful surroundings of Hawrelak Park, Visitors enjoy international singing, dancing , costumes and cuisine at more than 30 outdoor pavilions Edmonton Heritage Festival Assoc. 200 9562 - 82 Avenue Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 433 - 3378 Fax (780) 433-9097 Edmonton Folk Music Festival Edmonton 's skyline and sunny summer skies set the backupdrop for this 3 1/2- day annual festival of folk music in one of Canada's best natural amphittheatres - Gallagher Park in the heart of the River Valley. Edmonton Folk Music Festival P.O. Box 4130 Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 424-1132 Fringe Theatre Event Edmonton historic Old Strathcona is the site for the theatrical extravaganza of the season....The Fringe Theatre Event. Regarded as the largest and most exciting festival of the alternative theatre in North America, this 10-day celebration heralds over 1200 performances of 175 new productions in 17 theatres, in the parks and on the streets. New plays, old plays, dance, music, mime and much more await visitors who can fringe to their hearts content. Chinnok theatre 10329 - 83 Avenue Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 448-9000 Fax (780) 431-1893 Canadian Derby Canadian derby is a tradition in Western Canada, entering it's 72nd year in 2001. The race features the best 3 year old thoroughbreds in Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest, vying the largest purse for thoroughbreds - $100,000 Edmonton Northlands, Northlands Park Box 1480 Edmonton, AB Telephone: (780) 471-7210 Fax (780) 471-7134 Dreamspeakers Festival First Nation artisans, dancers, singers and film-makers from around the world gather in Edmonton to celebrate and share their cultures. Dreamspeakers Festival 9914 - 76 avenue Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 439-3456 Fax (780) 439-2066 November Northlands Farmfair Northlands Farmfair is the largest livestock show and sale in Alberta and third largest in Canada featuring: Provincial Draft Horse Pulling Competition, poultry and Rabbit show, professional Sheep Shearing Competiton, Quarter Horse Sale, Agriculture Exhibits, Northlands country Marketplace. Edmonton Northlands Box 1480 Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 471-8176 Fax (780) 471-8176 Canadian Finals Rodeo Canadian Finals Rodeo is the ultimate rodeo championship in Canada each year. The best riders, ropers and stock compete. Six bone-jarring rounds of rodeo thrills will test the mettle of competitors in nine exciting events to determine the Canadian All-Around Cowboy. Edmonton Northlands Box 1480 Edmonton, AB Telephone (780) 471-7210 Fax (780) 471-0128 December First Night Festival To round out the year, the first night festival is a family-oriented, alcohol-free celebration held on December 31. Enjoy a magical evening of music, theatre, dance, street performers , and film in more than dozen downtown venues. At 11:30pm thousands gather in Churchill Square for the passing of Old Man Winter and the birth of a Baby New Year in the Grande Finale Parade. The First Night countdown and the roof top fireworks at midnight launch the New Year with a sizzle. First Night Festival 266 Canada Place' 9777 - 102 Ave Edmonton, Alberta Telephone: (780) 448-9200 Fax (780) 4826-7608

Golf

Local Golf Courses (public) -Belvedere Golf & Country Club/ Hwy 21 S. Edmonton 467-2000 -Broadmoor Public Golf Course / 10 Country Club Dr. Beaumont 929-4653 -Devon Golf & Curling Club/ Devon 987-3569 -Eagle Rock Golf Course/ 4 miles East of Beaumont on range rd. 234 464-4653 -Edmonton Petroleum Golf & Country Club/ Winterburn 470-0701 -Elk Island National Park/ Elk Isalnd National Park 998-3161 -Fort-In-View Golf & Driving Range/ RR#3 Fort Saskatchewan 998-1234 -Golden West Golf Course/ 16410 - 137 Avenue 447-1099 -Goose Hummock Golf Resort/ Bon Accord 921-2444 -Highlands Golf Club/ 6603 Ada Blvd 479-4713 -Indian Lakes Golf Club/ RR1 Winterburn 470-4653 -Ironhead Golf & Country Club/ Wabamun 892-4653 -Lewis Estates Golf Course/ 8700 207 Street -The Links at Spruce Grove/ Spruce Grove 962-4653 -Millwoods Golf Course/ 4504A - 50th Street 448-1601 -Pioneer Meadow Golf Course 404 34 street 988-8375 -The Ranch Golf & Country club/ 3 mins West of Edmonton on Hwy 16 470-4700 -Raven Crest Golf & Country Club/ 251 153 ave NE /475-9400 -Riverside Golf Course/ 18Holes, 6423 yrds, par 71 8630 Rowland Road 428-477 -Rundle Golf Course/ 18 holes, 2858 yds, par 54 2902 - 118 Ave 428-5376 -Victoria Golf Course/ 18 Holes, 6027 yds, par 71 - 12130 - River Road Private Courses -Edmonton Golf & Country Club/ 18 Holes, 6533 yds, par 71 6201 - 163 Street 487 - 1150 -Derrick Golf & Winter Club/ 18 Holes, 6413 yds, par 71 3500 119 Street -Glendale Golf & Country Club / 18 holes, 6615 yds, par72 12420 - 199 Street 447-3532 -Highlands Golf Club/ 18 holes, 6217 yds, par 71 -Mayfair Golf & Country Club/ 18 Holes, 6654 yds, par70 9450 Groat Rd 432-0066 -Windernere Golf & Country Club/ 18 Holes, 6686 yds, par 71.

Tours

Royal Tours #203, 10441-124 Street. 780-488-9040 City Of Edmonton Tours Custom Sightseeing In any Season Individuals or Groups up to 47

Area Attractions

West Edmonton Mall

It is located about 20 minutes from Hotel Macdonald - access via the Whitemud Freeway, exit on 170th Street. At 5.2 million square feet, West Edmonton Mall is the largest, most comprehensive indoor shopping and entertainment complex in the world as well as Alberta's #1 tourist attraction. Millions of visitors come from around the world to visit this mall which features over 800 stores and services, over 110 restaurants and kiosks. It has the world's largest indoor amusement park The world's largest indoor water park An NHL-size ice arena Four seaworthy submarines in the world's largest indoor man-made lake Dolphin shows An exact replica of the Santa Maria ship A miniature golf course 19 movie theatres A Las Vegas style casino. With the adjoining Fantasyland Hotel, many fine restaurants and nightlife, the mall is a vacation resort in itself. Open 365 days a year, hours vary for retail and attractions. No shuttle service available from the mall; Public system transportation.

Old Strathcona Farmers Market

Open Saturdays all year round. Features crafts, fresh baking, vegetables, preserves, poultry, flowers, etc...

Old Strathcona Historical Area

Whyte Avenue. Historic buildings date to 1891, before the amalgamation of Strathcona town to the city of Edmonton in 1912. Known for exuberant spirit , shopping and cafes.

Skyreach Centre (Formerly known as Northlands Coliseum)

10-15 minutes by car from the Hotel Macdonald Guests can also take the Light Rail Transit (LRT) from the MAC: $1.75/person. Home of the Edmonton Oilers, Canadian Finals Rodeo, concerts and shows. Seats 17,500 people in luxury theatre-style cushioned seats. Website: www.northlands.com

Winspear Centre

Located only 1½ block from Hotel Macdonald - a 5 minute walk. #2 Sir Winston Churchill Square Music loving audiences can be entertained at the Francis Winspear Centre, for all occasions. Public tours are available. Telephone: (780) 429-1992 Box Office: (780) 428-1414 Website: www.winspearcentre.com

Spectrum at Northlands Park (Horse Racing)

73rd Street and 116th Ave. 20 minute drive from downtown Telephone: (780) 471-9797 The Most luxurious horse racing and entertainment centre Features thoroughbred and live harness racing in summer months. There is also a California - style restaurant and gaming area with slots machines.

Valley Zoo

134 Street and Buena Vista Road. 496-6911. Over 350 domestic, exotic and endangered species, great family attraction with daily presentation of animals, and petting zoo.

Odyssium (formerly Edmonton Space & Science Centre)

11211-142 Street Telephone: (780) 451-3344 Edmonton's Imax theatre, simulated space missions, robotics and navigations. Website: www.odyssium.com

Fort Edmonton Park

Fox Drive and Whitemud Drive Telephone: (780) 496-8787 A "Living museum" tracing Edmonton's history

Muttart Conservatory

Location: 9626 - 96A Street - 5 minute cab drive - visible from the hotel The Muttart Conservatory is a unique botanic display garden that brings together a collection of plants from a diverse range of climatic conditions. Features four glass pyramids representing four different climates: Temperate Tropical Arid Show Over 700 species of plants. The show pavilion exhibits change seasonally. Themes for seasonal/cultural events. Gift shop on-site and great view of Edmonton Skyline Telephone (780) 496-8755

John Janzen Nature Centre

South end of Quesnell Bridge next to Fort Edmonton Park. Telephone (780) 496 - 2939 Discover Edmonton "naturally". Fascinating nature programs for all ages, displays, and walking trails.

Alberta Aviation Museum

11410 - Kingsway Avenue 453 - 1078 Relive Edmonton's rich aviation history in the museum's hangar at the City Centre Airport, including vintage planes dating back to the 1920's Website: www.albertaaviationmuseum.com

Edmonton Art Gallery

Walking distance from the hotel. Its collection includes more that 4,000 historical and contemporary paintings, sculptures, prints, installation works and photographs by national and international artists. The Children's Gallery offers unique interactive activities for children of all ages. Admission: $3.00 adults, $1.50 seniors/students, Free for children 12 and under Admission is free (for everyone) on Tuesdays after 4 pm. Hours of Operation: Open Mon to Wed 10:30am - 5pm, Thurs & Fri 10:30am - 8pm, Sat, Sun & holidays 11am - 5pm. Tel: 1-780-422-6223 Address: #2 Sir Winston Churchill Square Website: www.eag.org

Ukrainian Cultural Village

25 minutes east on HWY 16 780-662-3640 Living history of the immigration of Ukrainian settlers, Open May-September for tours, wagon rides, gift shopping and dining.

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