Head here for a totally jaw-dropping lookout to the river valley.
Sandwiches with a cult following.
Fern's School of Craft offers a variety of workshops in traditional fibre crafts like weaving, rug hooking, macrame, and rug braiding.
This wildlife underpass under the Anthony Henday has a double life as a graffiti gallery. Also known as the Whitemud Creek Arch, it can be an adventure to find it, but it is a quick walk from the paved path near Mullen Crescent in Mactaggart (use this map to help). If you're lucky you might even see a coyote in your travels, how rad is that!
The iconic Edmonton shoe and clothing stores that have brought carefully chosen style to the city for decades.
Just south of Whyte Ave, the Grindstone Theatre hosts sketch comedy, improv nights, offers improv classes and has a fun bar with an outdoor patio.
Happy Beer Street is a collection of almost a dozen Edmonton indie craft breweries all within blocks of each other. Don't have too much fun, ok?
Edmonton’s pizza game is tight, and High Dough is a top contender if you like your pizza deep dish.
Edmonton’s oldest chestnut tree is stuffed into a tiny parklet in a downtown alley with a small sign and fence around it. What a hidden delight.
A cozy coffee shop with great burgers, brunch, and neighbourhood vibes in the Oliver Exchange building in Wîhkwêntôwin.
Six giant works by Canadian Indigenous artists dot the side of the river valley.
