West Edmonton Mall
West Edmonton Mall is a mind-boggling indoor wonderland with a massive waterpark, an ice rink, a roller coaster, a mini golf course, and over 800 stores all under one roof!
Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, sits at the edge of Canada’s vast northern wilderness, earning its reputation as the place where city life meets untamed adventure. The city has a bold, energetic character, shaped by its history as a fur trading outpost and its role today as a gateway for explorers heading into the great Canadian north. From stunning river valley parkland stretching further than any other connected urban green space in North America, to glass pyramid greenhouses housing tropical jungles and desert landscapes side by side, Edmonton is full of surprises at every turn.
The city is also home to one of the most jaw-dropping shopping and entertainment complexes on the planet. West Edmonton Mall is not just a place to shop; it is an entire indoor world featuring a massive waterpark, an ice rink, and a roller coaster, all beneath a single roof. Add world-class museums bursting with dinosaur fossils and Indigenous history, and you have a city that never runs out of things to discover.
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Shop puzzle setEdmonton is the capital city of Alberta and is often called the 'Gateway to the North' because it serves as the starting point for many journeys into Canada's northern wilderness.
Edmonton is home to the West Edmonton Mall, which was once the largest shopping mall in the entire world and still has a full-sized indoor water park and an ice skating rink inside it!
West Edmonton Mall is a mind-boggling indoor wonderland with a massive waterpark, an ice rink, a roller coaster, a mini golf course, and over 800 stores all under one roof!
The Royal Alberta Museum is one of the largest museums in Canada, full of dinosaur fossils, wildlife displays, and stories about the Indigenous peoples who have called Alberta home for thousands of years.
The Muttart Conservatory features four glass pyramid greenhouses, each containing a completely different climate zone — from a steamy tropical jungle to a dry desert!
Fort Edmonton Park is a living history museum where you can step back in time and visit a reconstructed fur trade fort and early 1900s street to see how Edmontonians lived long ago.
Edmonton's River Valley is the longest stretch of connected urban parkland in all of North America, winding through the city with trails, picnic spots, and gorgeous views.
Name the landmarks of Edmonton, put each one on the map, then spot the picture that came from somewhere else. Thirteen questions, no timer and no lives.
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