Explore Calgary

Make the most of your Calgary stay

Our stays sit in some of the city's most walkable neighbourhoods. Here's what's close by, what's worth timing your trip around, and where to go when you want the mountains.

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Neighbourhoods you can walk to

Each one is a short walk or C-Train ride from at least one of our properties.

Tree-lined Beltline street
Steps from most of our condos

Beltline and 17th Ave

Calgary's densest strip of restaurants, patios, coffee shops and bars, a few blocks from most of our condos.

Stephen Avenue sign and flowers
Walk from the Beltline

Downtown and Stephen Avenue

Stephen Avenue is a pedestrian street lined with restaurants and shops, a few blocks from the Calgary Tower.

Inside the Calgary Central Library
Walk or C-Train

East Village

The RiverWalk, Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre, and the striking Central Library, all along the Bow.

Peace Bridge over the Bow River
Walk or bike from the Beltline

Prince's Island and Kensington

Cross the Peace Bridge to Kensington's cafés and shops, or stay on the island for picnics and river pathways.

Stampede Park and the Calgary skyline
Close to our east Beltline condos

Stampede Park and Victoria Park

Home of the Calgary Stampede every July, plus concerts and events through the year.

One of our homes near Foothills and UofC
Our northwest homes

Near Foothills and UofC

Close to Foothills Medical Centre and the University of Calgary. A good fit for medical stays, visiting family and academic trips.

When to visit

Calgary through the year

Summer in a downtown Calgary park
SummerJune to August

Patio season, river pathways, and the Calgary Stampede in July. Book early for Stampede week.

Calgary skyline over the Bow River in fall
FallSeptember to October

Golden trees along the Bow, larches in the Rockies, and crisp, quieter days in the city.

Winter skating path in a Calgary park
WinterNovember to March

Ski days in Banff and Lake Louise, skating in the parks, and Chinooks that warm things up mid-week.

Spring flowers in Calgary
SpringApril to May

Longer days, new restaurant openings, and the first patio days on 17th Ave.

Day trips

The mountains are an easy drive

Three Sisters peaks in Canmore
CanmoreAbout 1 hour west

A mountain town with hiking, biking, and a good brunch scene.

Banff Avenue and Cascade Mountain
BanffAbout 1.5 hours west

Hot springs, the gondola, Lake Minnewanka, and skiing in winter.

Moraine Lake
Lake LouiseAbout 2 hours west

The famous lake, Moraine Lake in summer, and a big ski hill in winter.

Spray Lakes in Kananaskis
KananaskisAbout 1 hour southwest

Quieter trails, alpine lakes, and the Kananaskis Nordic Spa.

Drive times are approximate. Moraine Lake has seasonal access rules, so check before you go. Area photos via Unsplash.

Need a local recommendation?

Ask us during your stay. We'll point you to the spots we actually go to.

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