Calgary is located right east of the Rocky Mountains and is the largest city between the metropolitan areas on the west coast (Vancouver) and the east (Toronto, Montréal). The city is the center of the Canadian petroleum industry, but it is also known for its country music and therefore is often called “Nashville of the North”.
Calgary
The traditional Calgary Stampede, the largest rodeo show in the world, puts the city in festival mood and has been doing so for more than 100 years. For two weeks it is all about calf roping and bull riding, rodeo shows, skilful cowboys and pretty cowgirls. You should allow at least two days for a visit in this incredible city.
Einkaufszentrum “The CORE” in Downtown Calgary, Alberta
Einkaufszentrum “The CORE” in Downtown Calgary, Alberta
Devonian Gardens im Einkaufszentrum “The CORE” in Downtown Calgary, Alberta
Cowboy Festival in Calgary, Alberta
Upside Down Church in Calgary, Alberta
City Hall in Calgary, Alberta
Downtown Calgary, Alberta
Bow River und Skyline von Calgary, Alberta
Downtown Calgary, Alberta
“Balancing Act” von Roy Leadbeater
“Balancing Act” von Roy Leadbeater
Downtown Calgary, Alberta
Downtown Calgary, Alberta
Stampede Headquarters in Calgary, Alberta
“Wonderland” von Jaume Plensa in Calgary, Alberta
Wonderland (Calgary, Alberta)
Peace Bridge in Calgary, Alberta
Colonel MacLeod Statue Fort Calgary, Alberta