CALGARY
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The 8 best museums you can do from Calgary. What each one includes, who operates it, and what it costs.
A 3.5-hour Calgary bus tour from Calgary Tower with skyline photo stops and Gasoline Alley Museum, plus local stories and sights.
“Our guide Amanda was very sweet. Jim our driver was excellent and helped answer our questions. We had prompt pickup and returned on time. We learned so much about Calgary. The museum was lovely. Relaxing and informative.”
See restored classic cars, rare gasoline pumps, and pre-WWII artifacts at Calgary’s Gasoline Alley Museum. $10 admission.
“Extrodinary collection of gasoline pumps. Some of the rarest cars and truck’s beautifully displayed. The volunteers were very knowledgeable.”
Private Calgary to Drumheller day trip with Horseshoe Canyon, hoodoos, a coal mine stop, and the Royal Tyrrell Museum, with pickup.
“Royal Tyrrell is fabulous. Viewing Badlands vistas great. Atlas Coal Mine terrible…delete it. Guide Amman from Phillippines was very good and has an interesting background.”
Full-day guided trip from Calgary to Dinosaur Valley, Horseshoe Canyon, Royal Tyrrell Museum, and hoodoos at Drumheller for fossils and photos.
“The tour stops were very good. The Dinosaur Museum was amazing. I suggest you provide the driver some recorded or handout information about the area to share or read during the long drive.”
Calgary to Drumheller day trip with Royal Tyrrell Museum, Horseshoe Canyon, Hoodoos Trail, and optional Atlas Coal Mine history.
“The Royal Tyrrell Museum, Hoodoos, and Horseshoe Canyon were all really interesting to see. The driver was super nice, but it felt more like just a ride than a guided tour. Some narration or even a pre-recorded audio with info during the drive would have made it a lot better.”
Calgary to Drumheller day trip with Royal Tyrrell Museum, Horseshoe Canyon, Hoodoos, Tyra the T. rex and shopping stops, with a bilingual guide.
“The tour was very good . The driver was a little confusing when telling us where to meet. The only thing I didn’t like was the outlet shopping at the end no bargains to be found”
Get a $10 ticket to Sam Centre’s Calgary Stampede Museum: interactive tech, storytelling, and friendly volunteers, plus Maisie Eatery inside.
“We took our grandkids and they had a great time with the interactive activities. The volunteers were so friendly and shared so much information about the history of Stampede. We'll be back for sure! Mary Anne Ostapovitch”
A full-day Drumheller tour with Horseshoe Canyon, Royal Tyrrell Museum, hoodoos, and dinosaur stops—10 hours of badlands history.
“It was all very, very interesting to see. Everybody should go because it is such unusual things to see.”
