Things to do with Kids in Edmonton
Sightseeing
The Royal Alberta Museum is Western Canada’s largest museum, with more than 82,000 square feet of exhibition space, and 7,000 square feet of interactive exhibits for the whole family to enjoy.
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Museo Real de Alberta
9810 103A Avenue NorthwestThe Royal Alberta Museum is Western Canada’s largest museum, with more than 82,000 square feet of exhibition space, and 7,000 square feet of interactive exhibits for the whole family to enjoy.
TELUS World of Science – Edmonton is a truly out-of-this-world experience. The centre has recently undergone a massive renovation - meaning there's even more to see and do! There are a wide variety of themed galleries to explore, including the new Health Zone in the Allard Family Gallery.
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TELUS Mundo de la Ciencia - Edmonton
11211 142 St NWTELUS World of Science – Edmonton is a truly out-of-this-world experience. The centre has recently undergone a massive renovation - meaning there's even more to see and do! There are a wide variety of themed galleries to explore, including the new Health Zone in the Allard Family Gallery.
The largest mall in North America has over 800 stores and services, an indoor amusement park, waterpark, and even a skating rink. Mom and Dad can do all the shopping they need in one stop before the whole family takes part in one of the different indoor spectacles
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West Edmonton Mall
The largest mall in North America has over 800 stores and services, an indoor amusement park, waterpark, and even a skating rink. Mom and Dad can do all the shopping they need in one stop before the whole family takes part in one of the different indoor spectacles
More than 350 spectacular animals, including arctic wolves, red pandas and pythons call the Edmonton Valley Zoo home, making it a must-see for families. The zoo is a fun and informative place for children to marvel at the majesty of nature and learn about the importance of conservation.
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Zoológico del Valle de Edmonton
87 Avenue NorthwestMore than 350 spectacular animals, including arctic wolves, red pandas and pythons call the Edmonton Valley Zoo home, making it a must-see for families. The zoo is a fun and informative place for children to marvel at the majesty of nature and learn about the importance of conservation.
Fort Edmonton Park presents a historically accurate representation of life in Alberta’s capital from 1846 up to 1920. Children can learn about the fur trading Fort Edmonton, a European settlement established to trade with the local Cree, Blackfoot, and other Indigenous people in the area, which eventually led to the creation of the City of Edmonton.
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Fort Edmonton Park
7000 143 St NW Fort Edmonton Park presents a historically accurate representation of life in Alberta’s capital from 1846 up to 1920. Children can learn about the fur trading Fort Edmonton, a European settlement established to trade with the local Cree, Blackfoot, and other Indigenous people in the area, which eventually led to the creation of the City of Edmonton.