Holidays to Edmonton enjoy an exciting contrast to the surrounding province, offering modern shopping opportunities, fine dining, a vibrant nightlife and a wealth of attractions to cater to everybody.

The West Edmonton Mall is one of the largest shopping malls in the world, in fact it is more like a theme park with an indoor waterpark and some 800 outlets all under one roof. It also includes its own cinema, sea life centre, ice rink and other indoor attractions.  The Citadel Theatre in Edmonton's downtown arts district produces plays throughout the year and also has an indoor atrium with an impressive three-storey waterfall. 

Jasper National Park is It is the largest national park in the Rockies spanning over 4,000 square miles. Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains in Jasper National Park, Jasper offers some of the most spectacular sights of glistening lakes, hot springs, waterfalls, glaciers, enchanting wildlife and a charming friendly town.

This is the largest national park in the Rockies spanning over 4,000 square miles. Amongst the wildlife that can be seen here are goats, deer, moose, elk, caribu, sheep, black bears, grizzly bears, beavers, wolves, wolverines, mountain lions and coyotes.

When booking a Canada multi-centre holiday, why not stop off at the enormous Lake Louise, one of North America's largest ski areas offering incredible varied terrain over 4 mountain faces. At Lake Louise there is more terrain to ski than you can do in a week!

The scenery is spectacular, with views right down the valley, across to Lake Louise itself in the distance, and over majestic snow-covered mountain peaks as far as the eye can see. You will be blown away by the sheer beauty and peaceful atmosphere surrounding the small resort town of Lake Louise. With only a handful of restaurants, shops and bars, you can enjoy a relaxing break away whilst mixed with some of the most thrilling skiing in the world - the perfect combination.

Banff is a popular stop off on a Canada multi-centre holiday.  With three superb ski areas in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, each set in stunning scenery & linked by an efficient ski bus system. Banff is a winter wonderland with wildlife & is a fabulous place to explore while on your ski holiday in Canada.

Sunshine is the main ski area with many of its slopes above tree line - 25 minutes by bus, Norquay is 15 minutes ride away, it is much smaller with wooded slopes, while Lake Louise is a 45 minute drive & has long trails & spectacular high mountain scenery. Beginners learn quickly with excellent tuition while intermediates & advanced enjoy the sheer variety of piste & deep powder bowls for the duration of their ski holiday.

Calgary enjoys more hours of sunshine than any other major city in Canada, so bring your sunglasses whatever time of year you visit. Whilst the summers are warm and dry thanks to the 'Chinook wind' that visits several times a year, the winter temperatures can be quite variable from one day to the next so make sure you bring plenty of layers to make sure you make the most of the great outdoors. It’s perfectly placed for winter sports with the world-class centres of Banff and Jasper just an hours drive away. The city is famous for its many festivals with events celebrating everything from folk music to comedy, but it’s probably best known for the Calgary Stampede, an almost-100 year old, ten day rodeo event which takes place every July. Cowboys and snowmen? Calgary’s got the lot!

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