Edmonton Holidays

This city of Edmonton is the perfect combination of a lively metropolis and charming natural surroundings. Most importantly, it's the ideal destination for your next Canadian city break.

18 hours of daylight in the summer provides the perfect backdrop to the countless events that Edmonton is known for; after all, it is the City of Festivals. Visit in the warmer months and attend North America's oldest and largest Fringe Festival; or attend the Edmonton Folk Festival, recognised as one of the best in the world.

Rich in culture and history, Edmonton is also an ideal starting point to learn all about Alberta's fascinating past. Take a free tour of the Alberta legislative building, visit the scores of museums and galleries or allow yourself to be entranced by the world-class symphony orchestra. Visit the Muttart Conservatory and gaze in wonder at the beautiful glass pyramids that define Edmonton's skyline.

If you want to venture beyond the big city lights, Edmonton is known as the 'Gateway to the North' for a reason. The city is your perfect jumping point to discover the Gold Rush Trail or part of the Trans-Canada Highway and the North Saskatchewan River.

Get in touch with our Canada Specialists today to book your holiday to Edmonton. So what's keeping you? Call us and book your holiday to Edmonton today.

West Edmonton Mall.

If you’re a shopper, you’re going to want to make a stop here. It used to be the biggest mall in North America with over 800 stores, so you know, it’s pretty big. 

Elk Island National Park.

Elk Island National Park is a national park in Canada that played an important part in the conservation of the American bison. The park is administered by the Parks Canada Agency and is just 35km east of Edmonton. 

Galaxyland.

Previously known as Fantasyland, this is an indoor amusement park you don’t want to miss. It’s home to the largest indoor rollercoaster on Earth! You’ll find all of this and more at West Edmonton Mall. 

World Waterpark.

World Waterpark is a water park located at West Edmonton Mall. There are over five acres to explore! 

Pick a theatre, and theatre.

Edmonton has many theatres around the city where you can see anything from comedy to a play. Metro Cinema has a particular cultural edge as they acknowledge and respect the site as traditional First Nations land.