Great Tea House ( km)
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Carstairs, Alberta
Near Carstairs, Alberta: hotels, restaurants, cafes, campings, pubs
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Didsbury, Alberta ( km)
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Nose Hill Park ( km)
A large hill in the middle of Calgary, Nose Hill Park is 1127 hectares (2818 acres) of natural environment. It is the largest municipal park in Canada. There are a few trails throughout, most mainly made by years of people treading the same ground, mak...
Bill Batycky ( km)
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Fourth Steet BRZ ( km)
The Fourth Street neighbourhood encompasses 13 blocks of Calgary\'s south west and boasts over 35 restaurants, shopping, entertainment, art, medical services, business services, and a hip young exciting energy.
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Memorial Park Building ( km)
Built in 1912, the Memorial Park Building has a Classical design with strong influences from the Beaux-Arts tradition. The first floor of the building contains one of 17 branch libraries in the Calgary Public Library system, while the second floor is i...
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Grace Hospital ( km)
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Centre Street Bridge ( km)
Originally built in 1906, the first Centre Street Bridge was wiped out by a flood in 1915 and was re-built and opened in 1916. The bridge is famous for the four majestic stone lions that guard its entrances.