High Level Bridge in Edmonton, Alberta

Spanning the North Saskatchewan River, the High Level Bridge is an iconic rail, automobile and pedestrian bridge in Edmonton, Alberta. Opened in 1913, the High Level Bridge is located next to the Alberta Legislature and links downtown Edmonton with the Old Strathcona Farmer's Market. Serviced by historic streetcars through the warmer months, crossing the High Level Bridge is one of the most unique ways to see Edmonton's river valley. 

Edmonton, Alberta Skyline

A few visuals of the skyline in Edmonton, Alberta.

Hotel Macdonald in Edmonton, Alberta

Opened in 1915, Hotel Macdonald is a landmark downtown Edmonton, Alberta hotel that was built by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. Recognizable as one of Canada's iconic chateau-style hotels, the Fairmont Hotel Macdonald remains a standout in the Edmonton skyline today.

Ice District in Edmonton, Alberta

From the metal sheen of Rogers Place to the reflective glass of Stantec Tower, the Ice District has become a literal beacon and an impressive new centrepiece in downtown Edmonton, Alberta. Rogers Place is the new home of the NHL's Edmonton Oilers, and Stantec Tower now boasts being the tallest building in Canada outside of Toronto. Here are a few visuals of the growing area.