Canada · EDMONTON TOURS
The 6 best edmonton tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Edmonton’s 90-minute River Valley Segway tour, with training, river views, Walterdale Bridge, guide tips, and booking advice.
“Riding along the river and seeing the art work along with the views. The Segway was an awesome way to enjoy it! And our tour guide was very knowledgeable, caring, and fun!”
Glide through Edmonton’s River Valley on a beginner-friendly Segway tour with patient guides, beautiful trails, training, and easy booking.
“Chance, our guide, taught us well, made us feel at ease and showed us a great time! Easy to talk to and had lots to tell us We look forward to trying this again! Highly recommend taking a Segway tour with Chance. We were the only 2 on the tour which was also amazing.”
Cycle Edmonton’s river valley on an e-bike, enjoy three substantial chef-selected meals, and meet local food makers on this four-hour tour.
“The best way to visit local food places and we got to meet every owner and it was an awesome way to get to know the delicious food. Biking was easy if you need it to be with the e-bikes. If you wanted to burn off that yummy food Guides were energetic and nice. The owner is awesome. Great idea for tourist and locals!! Met some cool folks and visited placed I’ll stop by again before I leave!”
Explore six Edmonton food stops, 124th Street murals, and River Valley views on this small-group culinary walking tour.
“A cultural and especially gourmet afternoon! Restaurant choices were very good! I would have preferred the meal at the beginning of the visit. He had so much food!Auto-translated”
Explore Edmonton on foot, from the river valley and Legislature to Jasper Avenue, public art, and the Ice District, for just $5.
“Our guide was amazing! He was knowledgeable, friendly, set a good pace, approachable, excellent speaking voice, great conversationalist- but most of all, in-tune with his guests.”
Explore Edmonton's TELUS World of Science with planetarium shows, Arctic exhibits, hands-on galleries, and family-friendly science for $19.
“We felt that the combined costs of general admission and the IMAX movie entrance fees were very high. The overall experience was acceptable but their attempts to go paperless were not matched by any easily accessible alternative.”
Every kind of Canadian day out, and the best of each.
