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Join our exciting two-wheel Culinary Adventure in Edmonton! Our e-bike tour is led by charismatic guides who will take you to various local food destinations. Indulge in delicious eats and enjoy a VIP behind-the-scenes experience with Edmonton's top chefs. Discover stunning natural landscapes as we cycle in the River Valley, uncovering hidden local treasures. We'll make three food stops for substantial sampling of Edmonton’s best culinary delights, biking an average of 30-minutes between each stop at a casual pace. Come hungry and taste everything Edmonton has to offer!
Price: $149.96
Duration: 4 hours
With no roof to restrict the view, this 4-day, small group bicycle tour from Jasper to Banff is an adventure for the body, mind, and soul. Traverse two national parks through the spectacular Icefields Parkway, winding between Jasper and Lake Louise. Then cycle the Bow Valley Parkway to the final destination in Banff. Enjoy the company of ancient trees and mighty, snow-capped peaks covering 300 kilometers. The calm pace offers ample time to take in views of endless mountains, glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, and native wildlife.
Price: $1,777.62
Duration: 96 hours
*MUST be an experienced rider to participate in this adventure! if not no worries, just be SURE to book a clinic with us beforehand.* Your 2 hour Segway Adventure departs from the RVAC headquarters in beautiful Louise McKinney Park on the banks of the North Saskatchewan river. As we explore North America’s largest urban parkland including the Trans Canada Trail we will glide along the riverfront and then ascend up over 200 feet out of the river valley and onto the banks of downtown Edmonton. The view includes downtown, the quarters, ice district, Rogers place, neon sign museum, heritage trail, Alberta Legislature grounds and building. We'll even stop to eat some delicious Pinocchio Gelato on us! See the historic original site marking Edmonton’s birthplace along the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. See the lights of the grand Walterdale bridge as you cruise back into the river valley finishing back at RVAC headquarters in Louise McKinney riverfront park.
Price: $89.67
Duration: 2 hours
On this 90-minute Segway tour of Edmonton, Alberta, you will receive in-depth training from a certified Segway trainer. After the training, get ready for the experience of a lifetime as you ride through Edmonton’s world famous river valley. Please Note: A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
Price: $64.04
Duration: 1 hours
Rent a bike from Edmonton's only source for Gravel bike rentals. Need a bike for a cycling event or Gran Fondo? Have friends coming to town who'd like to go for a ride? With a bike rental, get outside and check out the bike paths in and around Edmonton's River Valley. Rental includes tool bag, spare tubes, flat pedals, pump, and a helmet. Scared of bumps in the road or worried about keeping up with your friends, E-bikes are now available for rent.
Price: $47.88
Duration: 1-8 hours
Get ready to embark on an exciting two-wheel Festival Food Tour adventure! Hop on a bike and cycle with our friendly tour guides where we will skip the line, eat mouth-watering local cuisines at the Taste of Edmonton and eat wacky-delicious concessionary food items at K-Days, get a VIP discovery experience at each festival all while witnessing the vibrant energy of Edmonton's and breathtaking River Valley views.
Price: $149.96
Duration: 5 hours
This is more than a sightseeing tour — it’s a respectful journey into Indigenous stories, history, and land. You’ll experience Alberta through Indigenous eyes: from a scenic drive across Treaty 6 territory to one of Canada’s most immersive cultural exhibits. Along the way, you’ll meet local storytellers, see meaningful artwork, and explore how Indigenous Peoples continue to shape this land with pride, resilience, and beauty. No other experience like this is offered through major global travel platforms.
Price: $97.21
Duration: 6 hours
Welcome to Edmonton's only Shuttle Guided Brewery Tour! Whether you are a tourist visiting the great city of Edmonton, or a local looking to enjoy a night out with friends and explore what your great city has to offer. Canadian Craft Tour's Edmonton Brewery Tour package is a perfect introduction to the craft beer scene in Edmonton with an educational behind the Scenes tour, tastings, transportation by shuttle and custom pick ups and drop offs.
Price: $105.50
Duration: 3 hours
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Price: $120.57
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Experience the charm, history, and natural beauty of Edmonton on two wheels with Toonie Tours. This guided city scooter tour is the perfect way to explore the highlights and hidden gems of Alberta’s capital, all at a relaxed pace. Hop on a comfortable, high-quality E-scooter—and follow your local guide through a thoughtfully curated route featuring iconic landmarks and stunning scenery. Ride past the Alberta Legislature, snap a photo on the High-level Bridge, or marvel at the history of the UofA. Hear stories of influential people in Edmonton's history while cruising through the North Saskatchewan River Valley. Stop at the vibrant Theatre District in Old Strathcona to learn more about the nightlife in the city. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, families, and curious locals—this is Edmonton at its best.
Price: $99.00
Duration: 2 hours
With a professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. You will have a chance to explore the city while hearing fascinating facts and legends of history. Alberta is known to be the only rat-free zone in North America! The province has numerous rivers and lakes for swimming, fishing, and water sports. The most famous phrase for Halloween, “Trick or Treat” was first used in Alberta in 1927. You will be surprised to know about hidden stories of streets, buildings, and corners of Alberta. Your charming guide will tell you what is special and unique about living in this city. Perfect for the people who visit the city for the first time and who want to get the most out of it.
Price: $417.67
Duration: 2 hours
Join us on a 3-hour Pay-What-You-Feel walking tour to explore Edmonton through the eyes of a knowledgeable local guide. As Canada’s most northern major city, Edmonton offers a captivating mix of rich history and modern innovation, making it a must-see for any traveler. On this engaging tour, uncover Edmonton’s pivotal role in shaping Alberta and Canada. Visit iconic landmarks, learn about local legends, and discover the hidden gems that make this city unique. Your expert guide will provide insightful commentary, share stories of Edmonton's dynamic growth, and offer practical recommendations to enhance your visit. Whether you're visiting for the first time or returning, this tour provides a comprehensive view of Edmonton's charm, with plenty of photo opportunities in the city’s most picturesque locations. The tour is tip-based, after the tour, you decide how much value you received on the experience and tip your guide accordingly.
Price: $5.00
Duration: 3 hours
On this 60-minute Segway tour of Edmonton, Alberta, you will receive in-depth training from a certified Segway trainer. After the training, get ready for the experience of a lifetime as you ride through Edmonton’s world famous river valley.
Price: $45.21
Duration: 1 hours
Experience the charm, history, and natural beauty of Edmonton on two wheels with Toonie Tours. This guided city bike tour is the perfect way to explore the highlights and hidden gems of Alberta’s capital, all at a relaxed pace. Hop on a comfortable, high-quality bike—or upgrade to an e-bike for an easier ride—and follow your local guide through a thoughtfully curated route featuring iconic landmarks and stunning scenery. Ride past the Alberta Legislature, snap a photo on the High-level Bridge, or marvel at the history of the UofA. Hear stories of influential people in Edmonton's history while cruising through the North Saskatchewan River Valley. Stop at the vibrant Theatre District in Old Strathcona to learn more about the nightlife in the city. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, families, and curious locals—this is Edmonton at its best, by bike or e-bike.
Price: $109.00
Duration: 3 hours
What sets our 124th Food Walk Tour apart is the perfect blend of insider access, local passion, and sensory surprises at every turn. You won’t just graze curbside you’ll step behind the scenes at six of 124th Street’s most celebrated eateries, hearing the personal stories of the chefs and owners who built these flavour-filled neighbourhood gems. Along the way, you’ll discover hidden murals, taste seasonal specials you won’t find anywhere else, and even pause for a mini “mountaintop” moment on the Promenade boardwalk overlooking the North Saskatchewan River Valley. Spots are limited and sell out fast. Lace up your comfiest shoes, bring your appetite, and let us show you why 124th Street captured our hearts. Book now to secure your place on Edmonton’s most mouthwatering stroll!
Price: $104.74
Duration: 3 hours
Skip the crowds this is a private tour for your group only! Experience Edmonton through the eyes of a local on this fun, private tour—ideal for solo travelers, couples, families, or friends. You'll wander scenic pathways along the river valley, soaking in skyline views and greenery, while uncovering stories of the city’s early settlers and natural heritage. Midway, a powerful stop brings you face-to-face with contemporary Indigenous art—meaningful, thought-provoking, and often interactive with local artists. The journey ends in a vibrant historic district where charming shops, rich railway-era history, and cozy café culture await. Along the way, enjoy fresh air, photo opportunities, and authentic cultural connections. Whether you're hunting for hidden gems, local flavor, or peaceful river moments, this tour delivers a refreshing glimpse into Edmonton’s past, present, and creative spirit.
Price: $396.38
Duration: 3 hours
On this 90-minute Segway tour of Edmonton, Alberta, you will receive in-depth training from a certified Segway trainer. After the training, get ready for the experience of a lifetime as you ride through Edmonton’s world famous river valley.
Price: $64.04
Duration: 1 hours
On this 60-minute Segway tour in Edmonton, Alberta, you will receive in-depth training from a certified Segway trainer. After the training, get ready for the experience of a lifetime as you ride through Edmonton’s world famous river valley. This tour offers multiple departure times throughout the day. Please Note: A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
Price: $45.21
Duration: 1 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: CAD
- Languages: English, French, Punjabi, Tagalog, Mandarin, Spanish
- Climate: Humid continental
- Timezone: America/Edmonton
- Population: 1,010,899 (2021 census)
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- Visa Requirements Most visitors from the US, EU, and UK can enter Canada visa-free for up to 6 months with a valid passport. An Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is required for air travelers from visa-exempt countries. Visitors from other countries may need a visitor visa. Always check current requirements before travel.
About Edmonton
Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, is a vibrant city known for its festivals, green spaces, and dynamic arts scene. Often called the "Festival City," Edmonton hosts over 50 major festivals annually, including the renowned Edmonton International Fringe Festival and the Edmonton Folk Music Festival. The city’s river valley—North America’s largest stretch of urban parkland—offers endless opportunities for hiking, biking, and picnicking. Edmonton is also a gateway to the Canadian Rockies and the prairies, making it a strategic base for exploring Alberta’s natural wonders. Visitors are drawn to its blend of urban energy and outdoor adventure, as well as its welcoming, multicultural community. The city’s culinary scene reflects its diversity, and its shopping, especially at West Edmonton Mall, is world-class. Whether you’re seeking culture, nature, or family fun, Edmonton delivers a memorable Canadian experience.
Edmonton Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Alberta
- Duration Range: 2-8 hours
- Group Size: Flexible group sizes
- Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
- Recommended For: Visit in summer for festivals and outdoor activities, or in winter for snowy adventures and holiday cheer. Pack layers, as weather can change quickly. Edmonton is generally safe, but standard urban precautions apply. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carry some cash for small vendors. Tipping (15-20%) is customary in restaurants. Respect local customs and be mindful of Indigenous cultures and histories.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $250
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
West Edmonton Mall: One of the largest malls in the world, featuring an indoor waterpark, amusement park, ice rink, and hundreds of shops. Edmonton River Valley: A vast network of parks and trails perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, offering scenic views and recreational activities year-round. Alberta Legislature Building: A historic landmark with beautiful grounds and free guided tours showcasing Alberta’s political history. Royal Alberta Museum: The largest museum in Western Canada, with exhibits on natural and human history, including Indigenous cultures. Fort Edmonton Park: A living history museum that recreates four eras of Edmonton’s past, complete with costumed interpreters and historic buildings.
Popular Activities
Attend one of Edmonton’s many festivals, from music and theater to food and cultural celebrations. Explore the River Valley by bike, foot, or canoe in summer, or try cross-country skiing and ice skating in winter. Visit local farmers’ markets and craft breweries to sample regional products. Enjoy live performances at the Winspear Centre or the Citadel Theatre. Take a day trip to Elk Island National Park for wildlife viewing and stargazing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Edmonton’s food scene is diverse, reflecting its multicultural population. Must-try dishes include Alberta beef, bison, and locally sourced game. Ukrainian and Indigenous cuisines are prominent, with perogies and bannock being local favorites. The city boasts a thriving craft beer and coffee culture. Notable restaurants include RGE RD for modern Canadian cuisine, Duchess Bake Shop for French pastries, and Padmanadi for vegan Indonesian dishes.
Getting Around
Edmonton International Airport is the main gateway, with connections across Canada and select international destinations. The city’s public transit includes buses and a light rail system (LRT). Taxis and ride-sharing services are widely available. Renting a car is convenient for exploring beyond the city, especially for trips to the Rockies or rural Alberta. Public transit is affordable, but a car offers more flexibility for sightseeing.
Travel Tips
Visit in summer for festivals and outdoor activities, or in winter for snowy adventures and holiday cheer. Pack layers, as weather can change quickly. Edmonton is generally safe, but standard urban precautions apply. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carry some cash for small vendors. Tipping (15-20%) is customary in restaurants. Respect local customs and be mindful of Indigenous cultures and histories.
Culture & Customs
Edmonton is known for its friendly, laid-back atmosphere and multiculturalism. The city celebrates its diversity through festivals, food, and community events. Indigenous culture is integral to Edmonton’s identity, with opportunities to learn about First Nations and Métis heritage. Social etiquette is similar to the rest of Canada—polite, respectful, and inclusive. Major events include the Edmonton Heritage Festival, K-Days, and the Ice on Whyte Festival. Locals value environmental stewardship and community involvement.
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Calvin has loved travel and adventure since first visiting Los Angeles with a suitcase in 1992 at the age of 20. He ditched the suitcase and got a backpack pretty fast.
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