Top Culture Spots in Edmonton

I recommend you download the museum's app before you go. It has great info on the exhibits and helped me navigate the layout much easier!

You might want to plan for a late afternoon visit; we stayed until closing and the crowds thinned out a lot, making it easier to enjoy the exhibits without feeling rushed.

My advice is to bring your own snacks. The cafe is a bit pricey and the food wasn't all that spectacular. You'll save some cash and have more energy to explore.

I recommend checking out the free guided tours; they’re super informative and run every hour, but get there 15 minutes early to grab a spot since they can fill up fast!

My advice is to bring a picnic and enjoy it at the nearby parks; it's a great way to relax and take in the beautiful surroundings without spending extra money on food

I suggest parking a bit further away and taking a nice stroll to the bridge; the views along the riverbank are stunning and make for great photos!

If you're into photography, I recommend visiting at sunset. The colors against the bridge look incredible and you avoid the midday crowds.

My advice is to visit on a Wednesday afternoon when they have free admission. I saved a few bucks and enjoyed a quieter experience.

My advice is to explore the outdoor aircraft displays first. They are super cool and you'll avoid the crowds inside later on during the day.

I suggest checking their website for any special events or discounted days before you go. I found out too late about a family day that would have saved us some cash!

I recommend going on a weekday in the morning around 10 am. It was way less crowded, and we could enjoy the exhibits without feeling rushed or waiting in long lines

If you're planning to check out the IMAX show buy your tickets online ahead of time! I didn't do that and ended up missing out because they were sold out.