Group Experiences in Calgary

The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo is a **world-class accredited zoo** located on St. George Island, only 5 minutes from downtown Calgary and 20 minutes from the Calgary International Airport. Home to more than 4,000 animals from around the world, including a new male polar bear named _Siku_, there is plenty to see and do. Take a trip around the world and see animals from across seven zones. From adventuring through family favourites like the _Penguin Plunge_ to getting up close to wildlife in _Destination Africa_ and _Wild Canada_ ,there is always something special to experience at the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo. And, as a bonus, every visit supports critical conservation work across Canada and globally.

Whether you're a budding Mozart or tone deaf, you'll learn a thing or ten about music at Calgary's Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre. Studio Bell is more than a museum. Explore five floors of exhibitions that tell the story of music in Canada. Celebrate musical icons at multiple Canadian Halls of Fame, rock out with interactive instrument installations, and experiment in Soundbox – a music workshop. With your Studio Bell ticket, you'll get to see a collection of rare instruments, artefacts, sound equipment and Canadian music memorabilia, combined with a 300-seat performance space, which creates a music experience unlike any other. This isn't just history; sound pours out of each exhibition space and takes you on a journey.

TELUS Spark Science Centre entertains and inspires people of all ages through creative encounters with science, engineering, technology, math and art. With roots that go back to 1967 and the opening of the Calgary Centennial Planetarium, Spark is a leader in science entertainment, programming and science communications Get access to exciting exhibits and activities and explore one of Western Canada’s largest dome theatres and the Digital Immersion Gallery. Have a go at different VR experiences and visit the new Steven’s Lab. Meet Flint, the robot dog, and experience North America’s first robot rollercoaster, RO5IE. Kids aged 0-8 have their own special area to explore, and you can also enjoy a 15-acre park with a playground that supports brain development.

Visit ZOOLIGHTS from November 14, 2025, to January 4, 2026, and see twinkling lights and festive displays. Find nightly interactive activities, axe throwing, tasty treats, animal facts, and visit Santa until December 23. Explore the Festive Forest in Prehistoric Park, walk through a 100-ft light tunnel to reach Savannah Sparkle in Exploration Asia, and take a stroll on the illuminated Rocky Mountain Trail.

Travel through Alberta’s prairies to Horseshoe Canyon, where you can view the unique rock formations of the Canadian Badlands. Next, visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum to see fossils and learn about dinosaurs that once lived in the area. End the day with free time at CrossIron Mills Outlet Shopping, which has more than 200 stores, restaurants, and entertainment options.

Visit Heritage Park to learn about the pioneer era of Western Canada, see reconstructed buildings, and try traditional crafts. Next, explore downtown Calgary. Walk along Stephen Avenue, stop by the Calgary Tower (outside only), see the Calgary Central Library, and visit Bow Tower. At the end of the tour, your guide will drop you off at your hotel or the airport.

Visit Banff National Park and take the Banff Gondola up Sulphur Mountain for great views. Stop at Bow Falls and see the Banff Hoodoos, sandstone pillars that rise up to 7m. At Surprise Corner, view the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and have lunch at the hotel. Finish with a walk at Johnston Canyon to see the waterfalls. If the canyon is closed, you will visit Lake Minnewanka or Two Jack Lake instead.

Learn about Stampede’s famous stories all year long. See engaging exhibits and multimedia shows that tell exciting tales. Enjoy storytelling that offers something new on each visit through galleries, immersive shows, and narratives that have shaped Stampede and the community.

Enjoy a smooth private transfer from Calgary to Banff. Benefit from clean, air-conditioned vehicles driven by friendly, local drivers. Take in the sights of the Canadian Rockies while someone else handles the driving. Expect top-notch customer service and a stress-free transit. Reach Banff comfortably and safely without any hassle.

Use a Lake Louise private transport service that prioritises your safety and comfort. Enjoy clean vehicles and friendly local drivers who assist you from booking to drop-off. Ensure a stress-free and smooth journey without any concerns about your safety or punctuality. Expect reliable and timely service to your destination.

Enjoy a convenient and hassle-free shared shuttle transfer from Calgary International Airport to Banff. Sit back, relax, and admire the beauty of the Canadian Rockies as your driver safely takes you to your destination. The trip includes a few stops and takes about two hours to reach Banff.

Visit The Confluence Cultural Centre to learn about Indigenous culture, Treaty 7, the arrival of the North-West Mounted Police, and the early development of Calgary. A new permanent exhibit, Kípaitápiiyssinnooni (Our Way of Life), highlights Blackfoot culture and traditions. The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland sits between downtown Calgary and the Inglewood neighbourhood. It's known as the place where Fort Calgary was built in 1875, but its history goes beyond that. Take part in guided walking tours, available Wednesday through Sunday. You can also join programs offered throughout the year, including gardening and beading workshops, trivia nights, and movie nights.

Join a guided tour in Calgary and see why the city is known for its unique street art, craft beer, and community spirit. Learn about top-selected street art murals and hear stories from the artists who created them. Over the past 4 years, international artists have showcased their work through the Beltline Urban Murals Project. Enjoy an evening out, meet new people, and appreciate the creative talent in this vibrant city.

Ever wonder what happens at Spark, after dark? This adult-only event series is filled with evenings of science-tastic programming! Spark After Dark is here with the food, the drinks, the ice cream, the music, and of course, the science! **What can you expect from an 18+ night at the science centre?** = * The entire science centre is open late for an adults-only evening of fun! * Enjoy full bar service and sip on specialty-themed cocktails. * Indulge with delicious snacks and treats provided by the Spark Eatery and Astronaut Ice Cream Café. * Try the famous Astronaut Ice Cream - 10 flavours in total - there's no better time than the present! * Catch a show in the Infinity Dome theatre.

Spend a full day exploring Banff National Park, including stops at Lake Louise and Moraine Lake. The tour starts in downtown Calgary with a local guide in an air-conditioned van. First, visit Lake Louise and then head to Moraine Lake. From October 15 to May 31, Moraine Lake is replaced by Emerald Lake and the Natural Bridge in Yoho National Park. Next, take a guided walk through Johnston Canyon. To end the day, choose between visiting Bow Falls or spending free time on the main street in Banff.

Calgary is a blend of a brash frontier town and a lively uran centre. The Downtown Intro Walk tour will provide a unique introduction to Calgary while allowing the guests to discover what makes Calgary an exciting place to live and visit. This tour will introduce the guest to the city's history, public art, chinatown, restaurants, and fascinating architecture. Throughout the walk you will be introduced to Olympic Plaza where the 1988 Winter Olympic medal ceremonies happened, numerous pieces of public art, our indoor walking system that can move the guest through downtown Calgary indoors, the Chinese Cultural Centre, and much more.

Enjoy an entertaining view of the city known for its world-famous Calgary Stampede. You will be pleasantly surprised to see how the city has grown from a Canadian western settlement to a cosmopolitan urban centre. Your Calgary tour allows you to relax as you head from sight to sight, with a knowledgeable tour guide explaining the history and culture of the city. While at Heritage Park, enjoy a 40-minute stop at Gasoline Alley Museum to take a walk through time, as you explore the antique vehicles and gravitational gas pumps of the past. Complete your stop with a treat from the Railway Café.

Follow the history of the Calgary Stampede and the Wild West, discover the harsh realities of prairie life for the first nations, experience the excitement of early settlers, and learn about the dream that created the Calgary Stampede. The art found on the Calgary Stampede Grounds tells these stories and many more, and this ticket will unlock them all for you. Marvel at authentic pieces up close and personal while walking the grounds of the Calgary Stampede and discover many hidden gems that hide in plain sight.

Hop on the bus and let your tour guide introduce you to Calgary, past and present. On this in-depth tour you'll see the Canadian city in all its modern splendor, in contrast with an era gone by. Your tour guide will give you facts, insights and stories as you travel around Calgary, highlighting the areas related to the exhibits and buildings you will see when you reach the Heritage Park Historical Village. Heritage Park has over 180 attractions and exhibits, as well as a streetcar ride (subject to availability). Explore at your leisure with full access to all the park has to offer, including Heritage Town Square, Gasoline Alley Museum, Prairie Railway Village, the 1860s Fur Trading Fort & First Nations Encampment, the 1880s Pre-Railway Settlement, and plenty of fun amusement rides.