Calgary Canada Travel Guide: Best Things To Do in Calgary
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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Today we do a full tour of Calgary, Canada in the interior province of Alberta. We walk around downtown Alberta and then cross the river to check out some other parts of town. Calgary exceeded my expectations and I hope you enjoyed this Calgary travel guide.
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I used to live in Canada in Ottawa.Canada is such a beautiful country. Calgary, Alberta I love this city. Calgary summers are unbelievable. Sunny and warm pretty much every day.The winters are definitely could, but the sun still shines most days so it doesnt feel grey and miserable like a lot of other places in canada .If you like to ski or snowboard it helps get you through the winter since the mountains are only an hour away. Some of the best sking in North America.Hugs to you from Chicago, Illinois, United States.
I have been to Canada multiple times, but I have never visited Calgary, after watching this video I might visit Calgary in the near future
Calgary is the GOAT.
The downtown section where the trains travel east and west is a fare-free zone. It's marked on the maps at every station. If you have to buy a regular fare, the ticket good for 1-1/2 hours.
I don't say I miss you, but I always put you at ease; I don't say I miss you, but I always think about you; I don't forget, but I'm buried deep in my heart. It's the weekend, I want to tell you: take a break, rest and relax yourself!
Dude, I live here. It is NEVER -35 for "MONTHS" at a time!!! Where did you hear this?? Winters here are comfortable. Yes we get the occasional arctic outbreak when it can get to -30s but those are balanced by lots of sunshine and frequent Chinooks.
Thank you for your answer. I will arrive at Calgary in december. Got scared with the vídeo
Do people in canada use or practise a lot of saunas? Like finland another COLD country? It would do good there
Really
Thanks lovely
@@adnankapidzic7716 we prefer hot tubs but there are saunas in Canada
Another great video ! Love the cleanliness of the city. Thanks Jeff and Blessings 🙏
Watching from Toronto, Canada. Home Town 👊🏾yyc🥶
I love Calgary, they call it the Houston ( where I was born ) of the North.
As you fly in from the East, you cross a vast flat plain across Saskatchewan and Alberta. There you're met with a vertical wall of mountains where Calgary meets you like a jewel embedded in a gold mine.
When I worked there for Royal Dutch Shell, we were pioneering the shale oil technology in Yellowknife north of Edmonton; but all our computers were in the downtown Shell Oil Building.
I learned to ski there, spending weekends in Banff and across the Continental divide.
Hope you had a good time. You visited during an unseasonably cold and wet June after few years of drought. This time last year it was over 30°C.
In terms of winter, Calgary doesn’t stay -35 degrees at months of a time. It’s only certain times of the months. It’s normally -15 to -20 normally during the winters. We do get chinook winds that melt the snow and has for a great scenic view. Great video though!! Keep it up.
I love Calgary and Edmonton. Living here in Calgary for more than 9 years onward. I feel safe and sound in this City.
Ok ... good Calgary in Canada city. 🥰🥰❤❤👍👍👍
Good afternoon Jeff, awesome video as always, thank you for sharing, have a blessed weekend.👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
My next Canada destination for 2025, after Montreal (2022) :) thanks for the video :) Greetings from Europe
54 Degrees in JUNE🤯, February weather in Atlanta 🇺🇲
Not usually that cold in June. It was raining.
It might be below -30 Celsius a couple days a year. even -20 is rare to last weeks at a time. We also get Chinooks every few weeks which can cause winter temperatures to go 10 degrees or more above freezing at least a few days per month to break up the cold.
Nice video Calgary
It must be a good time to visit there. Thanks for the tour 👍
Thank you very much. Good film.
Hi Jeff,
Those indoor walkways in downtown Calgary are called plus 15, I think because they are 15 ft. High.
We are going to Calgary this September!!! Nothing much to see nor visit but your video is a real help! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
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You've skipped a lot of good spots in Calgary. The nicest malls are Chinook Center and Market Mall. While Cross Iron Mill is comparable to Mall of America in terms of size. Btw, It's free to ride the train within downtown core.
Good video but it doesn't go to -35°C for three months straight in Calgary. Might get a few days a year of below -30. June is the rainiest month. Check out Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, Peyto Lake too.
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Calgary isnt - 35 for 3 months a year maybe 2 weeks in march or Feb. Winter are fairly mild there due to Chinooks. Now nothern ab is that cold for 3 month like Fort mac
You must get some serious steps in Jeff ! 💪😁
1,4 mill people...Where are they?
I like ur voice and calgary too👍😂
Please state the temperature in degrees Celsius, which much of the world uses. Thanks.
Your misinformation!!!!!! There is only about one week where the temperature dips below-30 ...Calgary has awesome weather I wear a hoodie 40% of the time during the winter..
Great video.
So beautiful l liked so much 😍😍😍
Seeing everyone dressed up like it's Fall, meanwhile it's June? Must be a chilly city.
It’s actually has crazy temperature variance due to the wind from the Rockies; it is the sunniest city in Canada and gets little snow due to the Chinook winds which can cause the city to experience warm winter days and very hot summers; the summer months can regularly reach +30 degrees celsius.
haha north hill mall is one of the smallest malls in the city. and wish you would stop saying -35. Calgary's winters are fairly mild.
Many say calgary is canadian version of denver sitting right on Canadian rockies
Nice video
Great video, you should come to the Calgary stampede :D
Great video! Thanks for sharing (:
free for taking ride on C-train in downtown!
A friend of mine who is a fellow flat earther (plane-earth researcher) and Space Agency Lie Exposer lives in Calgary!
Super smart guy and says Calgary is a great place to visit.
Flat earther and smart should never be together In the same sentence.
hope you enjoyed your visit :)
JEFF: Question & Suggestion for a video -- could you do a video on the downsides of the "living in Hawaii dream" experience. I think you're objective economic and social insights would be interesting. I also think it would get a gazillion RUclips views. As obviously you have lived there and gave it a good shot, and obviously you have traveled the world. Would love to see such a video at some point really being honest about the downsides. If you need to satisfy all the whiners you could do a sister episode of the upsides. Many thanks for your great and prolific work. I feel like I could give up my coffee expenses if I got a blood transfusion from you.😊
What are the best options for bus / train tickets for 2 weeks?
It is not -35 for 3 month and snow storming all that time.... Also the day you show is not representative of summer in Calgary. It can get very sunny and hot as with anywhere in Canada.
Agree, In last winter there were few days about -30C. This summer🥵
It’s a decent place for a city with such a TINY population.
Come to Saskatchewan... Calgary is a nice step up in weather 🤣🤣
good video
Hi fellow calgarian here you should try NorthEast Calgary
我恐高😂,nice video
im moving to calgary in august from australia, should i be worried about how cold it is?
are you still alive?
come here in july for calgary stampede XD
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Nice vid!
They are called Plus 15's!
Wonderful video! If people have done all of these activities take a drive west to Cochrane, just 20 minutes out of the big city. Check this video out!! 40 Incredible Reasons (in colour) Why I Live Where I Do..in Cochrane, Alberta (Part 1) thepassionatepackrat
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Not many people on the streets
because they are in the office towers working. much different story at lunch time plus he said he it rained for 2 hours.
Wow it’s so empty. Where are all the people? It’s a ghost town!
great videos! just an advice : make the camera move slower 😂 kinda dizzy
NIce video, but Calgary seems empty
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Looks ok on video, but I would not visit anything that far north
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Calgary is basically North York
Lol. You only saw 5% of Calgary. That's not a travel guide lol
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Calgary rarely if ever hits - 35 Celsius, so why would you say this occurs every day during winter? In fact I can count on one hand how many times we've dipped that low in the last 45 years. I've lived in Calgary since 1977. Typical winter daytime temperatures are between -12 Celsius and 0 Celsius. That said, it's still fairly common to see a couple two week stretches during winter of -20 Celsius degree weather.
However, during a chinook event, temperatures can rise as high as + 15 Celsius (65F) during the winter and last for a week or more. There can be many chinooks each winter. Oh, and 54 degrees Fahrenheit (12 C) is not typical for late June temperatures. Yesterday, September 16th we were 32 degrees Celsius, which is approximately 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Back in mid-to- late May, the temperatures were mid-to-upper 20s Celsius, so upwards of 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and June was even warmer. There are plenty inaccurate statements within your video...-35 degrees Celsius everyday in winter, Lol.
Calgary and Canada in general has what's referred to as a continental climate, same as many parts of the world, including large portions of the USA.
And I'm not sure why the concept of an indoor mall seems so uncommon to you? I've travelled all over the US, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, California, Etc. Most malls are indoors. If it's outdoors, it's generally referred to as a strip mall, and we have plenty of those in Calgary too.
I've also lived in the interior British Columbia Canada, where temperatures can get extremely hot during summer. As hot, or hotter than anywhere in Arizona. In fact, last summer Lytton British Columbia hit 49.9 degrees Celsius, which equates to roughly 122 degrees Fahrenheit. I don't think Phoenix has ever been that hot, nor has Las Vegas Nevada. It's very common for that part of British Columbia to hit the mid-40s Celsius during the summer months.
FYI, the C-Train is free all the way along 7th Avenue downtown. There's plenty of signage indicating this.
You also walked past the escalator twice that would have taken you to the second floor to the large Regency Palace restaurant, best-known for its dim sum.
Of all of the malls in Calgary, North Hill Mall is one of the smallest. The largest mall is Chinook Centre, followed I believe by Market Mall. There's also Cross Iron Mills mall, but technically that's just outside the Calgary city limits in the rural District of Rocky View