- North America's largest shopping and entertainment complex.
- Over 800 stores, restaurants, and attractions.
2. Fort Edmonton Park:
- Canada's largest living history museum.
- Reconstructed forts and buildings from different periods of Edmonton's history.
3. Whyte Avenue:
- Trendy street lined with shops, restaurants, and bars.
- Street art, murals, and public sculptures.
4. Elk Island National Park:
- Home to the largest elk herd in North America.
- Also bison, moose, deer, and wolves.
5. Muttart Conservatory:
- Four glass pyramids housing tropical and arid plant species.
- Changing exhibits and events throughout the year.
6. Edmonton Oilers:
- Edmonton's NHL hockey team.
- Stanley Cup champions in 1984, 1985, 1987, and 1990.
7. Edmonton Eskimos:
- Edmonton's CFL football team.
- Grey Cup champions in 1954, 1955, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982, 2003, 2005, 2015.
8. Edmonton Symphony Orchestra:
- Edmonton's professional symphony orchestra.
- Performs classical, contemporary, and popular music throughout the year.
9. Edmonton International Jazz Festival:
- One of the largest jazz festivals in Canada.
- Features over 100 performances on multiple stages.
10. Edmonton Fringe Festival:
- Edmonton's annual alternative arts festival.
- Over 200 theatre, dance, music, and visual art performances.