Pedway System
Navigate the downtown core through the indoor pedway system to avoid the cold during winter months.





Downtown Edmonton serves as the energetic heart of Alberta's capital, blending a fast-paced business environment with a rich cultural scene. The area is anchored by the Ice District, a premier sports and entertainment zone that hosts major concerts and hockey games at Rogers Place. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the Arts District, home to the striking Art Gallery of Alberta and the Winspear Centre. For a change of pace, the historic 104 Street offers a charming pedestrian-friendly atmosphere filled with independent shops and trendy eateries. The neighborhood also provides a gateway to the vast North Saskatchewan River Valley, offering miles of scenic trails for outdoor recreation right on the doorstep of the city's skyscrapers.
Downtown Edmonton serves as the energetic heart of Alberta's capital, blending a fast-paced business environment with a rich cultural scene. The area is anchored by the Ice District, a premier sports and entertainment zone that hosts major concerts and hockey games at Rogers Place. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the Arts District, home to the striking Art Gallery of Alberta and the Winspear Centre. For a change of pace, the historic 104 Street offers a charming pedestrian-friendly atmosphere filled with independent shops and trendy eateries. The neighborhood also provides a gateway to the vast North Saskatchewan River Valley, offering miles of scenic trails for outdoor recreation right on the doorstep of the city's skyscrapers.
The Ice District, home to Rogers Place and major events.
The Art Gallery of Alberta's iconic modern architecture.
Historic 104 Street with its local boutiques and cafes.
Easy access to the North Saskatchewan River Valley trails.
The majestic Alberta Legislature Building and grounds.
The area can become very crowded and busy during Edmonton Oilers home games.
Street parking can be limited; consider using parkades or public transit.
Proximity to the North Saskatchewan River Valley offers extensive hiking and biking opportunities.
Navigate the downtown core through the indoor pedway system to avoid the cold during winter months.
Use the Light Rail Transit for quick connections to the University of Alberta and southern shopping districts.
Urban exploration and central entertainment.
CAD $
$120-$200 p/day
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Take the 100th Street Funicular for a scenic and accessible way to reach the river valley trails.
June-August, December
A great time to see the river valley wake up, though paths can be muddy.
The best time for festivals like the Taste of Edmonton and enjoying outdoor patios.
Beautiful autumn colors in the river valley and comfortable temperatures for walking.
Cold temperatures are common, but the city comes alive with holiday lights and indoor events.