This self-guided public art scavenger hunt is an 8 km loop that begins and ends at Pixel Park, with options to extend the ride to roughly 10 km. Along the way, you’ll discover more than 20 installations—from monumental sculptures to hidden alleyway gems—woven through Calgary’s most vibrant districts.
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Run or Bike Calgary’s Most Historic Communities and Green Spaces
This 8 km run or ride links two public art installations of General Wolfe, connecting Mount Royal to Inglewood. This guide highlights aspects of the city’s heritage, featuring art, architecture, and green spaces. It should take under 30 minutes by bike,
An Urban and Nature Sanctuary | Inglewood
This destination for culture and recreation is walkable and bike-friendly. The community of Inglewood provides space to educate while preserving our shared heritage and the environment. Home to nature reserves, iconic institutions and over 400 buildings constructed before 1914. This guide highlights the history of the area and the best places to explore.
Trans Canada Trail – RiverWalk | Centre Street Bridge
Centre Street Bridge is an iconic Calgary landmark and a historically vital transportation artery to the heart of the city. This destination on The City’s 900 km network of pathways includes the RiverWalk and the 29,000 km Trans Canada Trail. This system connects communities, people, and nature, making it a great place to explore on foot or by bike.
Exploring An 802-Step Art Gallery | Calgary Tower
The Calgary Tower is more than a landmark—it’s a starting point. Climb 802 stairs, discover hidden artwork, and use one of Calgary’s best urban lookouts to plan your next downtown adventure.
Wonderland – Tallest Buildings
There have been three buildings that have had the distinction of being the tallest in the city since the Calgary Tower was surpassed in 1983. They can all be seen from an urban art installation called Wonderland (2012) by artist Jaume Plensa. This great urban lookout is in the plaza in front of The Bow on…
Behind Stephen Avenue: Where Calgary Started Moving
A hidden mural behind Stephen Avenue marks the spot where Calgary started moving. Follow the story of the railway, Hudson’s Bay, and the historic streetscape that helped shape modern downtown.