Showing posts with label Canada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canada. Show all posts

2026/02/12

Goodbye Canada, goodbye Calgary


My long trip to Canada has finally come to an end. 
I made so many wonderful memories with my family. 
My top priority is making good memories, so I need to hurry up and prepare for my next trip.

Route 300 - Airport/City Centre

Calgary Airport

Calgary Airport

Calgary Airport








2026/02/11

I Go To Calgary Public Library And Downtown

Calgary Public Library - Central

Calgary Public Library - Central

Calgary Public Library - Central



The Calgary Central Library is a public library in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and the flagship branch of the Calgary Public Library. 

The library is directly east of the Calgary Municipal Building and connected City Hall Station for the C-Train. 

The Central Library shares its block with the King Edward Hotel to the southeast, which is connected to the National Music Centre with a skybridge to the east.



Studio Bell / National Music Centre





2026/02/10

Public Arts In Calgary

 

This is "Wonderland," a public artwork by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa. 
It's located in front of the Alberta Travel Centre building in downtown Calgary.











2026/02/09

I Go To Canada's Sports Hall Of Fame


The hall of fame and museum building is located on Canada Olympic Road, at Canada Olympic Park, a ski hill and multi-purpose training and competition facility in Calgary.

The interior of the building is made of three components, the museum and exhibition halls, the organization's office space, and storage space for the museum's collections.




 






2026/02/07

I Go To Fish Creek Provincial Park


Fish Creek Provincial Park is a large urban park in southern Calgary, Alberta, Canada,opened in 1975 to preserve the Fish Creek valley. 
It is one of Canada's largest provincial parks, featuring extensive biking/hiking trails.








Fish Creek Park features more than 100 kilometres of trails for walking, hiking and biking, of which more than 60 kilometres are paved.