WALKING DISTANCE TO THE BEST OF EDMONTON
Union Bank Inn is located in the heart of downtown Edmonton; easy walking distance to all that exciting events, venues, restaurants & entertainment downtown has to offer.
The new home of the Edmonton Oilers, Rogers Place is half sports venue, half cultural hub, with comfortable seating, delicious food and beverage options, and even public art displays. This arena is designed to offer an unforgettable experience for fans, while also promoting the further development of Downtown Edmonton. Its proximity to hotels in Downtown Edmonton makes it a convenient destination for guests.
Photo: The City of Edmonton
Edmonton City Hall is more than just a government facility. It’s a gathering place for the community, boasting award winning architecture from Edmonton’s own Gene Dub. Visiting Edmonton City Hall will give you an authentic sense of who Edmontonians truly are.
Photo: The City of Edmonton
Nearly a century old, the Art Gallery of Alberta is perhaps the oldest cultural destination in Edmonton. Since 1924, its exhibitions have given visitors the chance to appreciate both historical and contemporary art.
Photo: The City of Edmonton
As one of North America’s largest not-for-profit theatres, The Citadel is one of Downtown Edmonton’s most renowned cultural landmarks. This complex is home to five separate performance spaces, welcoming both avid theatre fans and newcomers all year long.
Photo: Citadel Theatre
Offering banquet halls, flexible meeting spaces, and access to all that Downtown Edmonton has to offer, the Shaw Conference Centre is designed to accommodate any and all guests. Plan your event here, or attend one as a guest. It’s close to our Downtown Edmonton luxury hotel, so getting there doesn’t need to be a hassle.
Photo: The City of Edmonton
Ever since the Winspear Centre for Music was built in 1997, it’s played host to a wide range of music acts, from popular rock stars to classical performers. Thanks to its adjustable acoustics, it’s the perfect venue in which to enjoy any style of music.
Photo: Jeff Wallace
Sir Winston Churchill Square has it all: food vendors, shops, basketball courts—even free WiFi! The square is home to numerous events and festivals throughout the year, making it one of Edmonton’s must-see attractions.
Photo: The City of Edmonton
The Alberta Legislature Building gives tourists, students, and all curious guests the opportunity to explore the art and history of the region. Take a guided tour, attend one of their many events, or simply stroll through the grounds.
Photo: The City of Edmonton
With top quality brands, City Centre Shopping Mall is the ideal destination for everyone from fashionistas to tech enthusiasts. The Elevate Food Fare food court is set to open in November 2017, offering guests a wide range of new, exciting culinary experiences.
Since 1967, the Royal Alberta Museum has offered guests an unparalleled look into both human and natural history, celebrating the environment and people of Alberta. The museum is currently transitioning to a new location right in Downtown Edmonton, and is set to reopen in early 2018.
Photo: Government of Alberta, Open 2018
“Mechanized access will create a new destination in our city: an innovative, barrier-free system that will allow people to enjoy both our vibrant downtown and our amazing river valley within minutes. And while connectivity to nature is a key element, the project has also been designed to include programmable spaces, as well as places for active play, social engagement, and relaxation.”
Photo/copy: City of Edmonton, Fall 2017
