Canada · WALKING TOURS IN CALGARY
This is the shortlist you would send a friend flying in: 5 walking tours in Calgary, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before booking.
Review of Calgary’s 3-hour gratuity-based walking tour, covering downtown landmarks, the +15, local history, value, guides, and practical tips.
“A comprehensive, informative tour of Calgary. A history of the city, and tour of buildings of the 1800’s, as well as modern architecture.”
Explore Calgary on a 3-hour downtown walk through Stephen Avenue, the Plus 15, City Hall, The Bow, and local culture.
“We had a great walking tour with Darryl through downtown Calgary! He showed us a variety of art, sculptures, and unique architecture, making the city’s history and design come to life. It was especially interesting to learn about the different banks and how some have been repurposed over time. We also enjoyed discovering the indoor pathways for getting around the city—such a cool feature! Darryl was informative, engaging, and made the experience really fun. Highly recommend this tour for anyone wanting to see Calgary from a new perspective!”
Calgary’s two-hour downtown walking tour covers public art, history, Chinatown, Stephen Avenue, and the weatherproof Plus 15 network.
“The tour was excellent- very informative and interesting. Our opinion of Calgary improved hugely. The guide was very helpful in recommending the best things to do in a day and also recommended a fabulous restaurant”
Explore Calgary murals, local breweries, and craft beer tastings on a relaxed three-hour walking tour led by an English-speaking guide.
“Excellent tour with Daniel. Saw some terrific mural art in downtown Calgary. Stops at two beer serving establishments was an added treat.”
Taste Calgary at its farmers market with brunch, 15 samples, local stories, and small-group guidance in a three-hour food walk.
“Kerry was upbeat and informative. She knew all the ins and outs of the Market and the vendors. The savoury start to or tour was wonderful. Felt the other food samples could have been a bit more generous, having gone on multiple food tours in the past. Having an option for tea would have been welcome. The Market was a wonderful foodie spot to explore.”
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