Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Calgary Airport, AB

2481 39th Avenue N.E., Calgary AB T2E 8V8, Canada

Reservations: +1 (800) 596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (403) 250-1800 Fax: +1 (403) 250-2121

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Discover the Attractions near our Calgary, Alberta Hotel

Situated just minutes away from Calgary International Airport and only 10 km from downtown, our Calgary, Alberta hotel's location provides access to some of the best attractions in Canada. Here, you can enjoy a day at the zoo, shop at nearby Sunridge Mall, visit Heritage Park Calgary or explore the outdoors in the picturesque Canadian Rockies. If you're visiting during the month of July, make sure to check out the Calgary Stampede, a fun filled 10-day festival, exhibition and rodeo. Reserve your stay online today and experience the convenience of our beautiful Country Inn & Suites.

Our Calgary, Alberta hotel's location is near the following attractions:

Alberta Space Museum of Calgary (Less than 1 km)
A living documentation of the Canadian history of flight, the Calgary Aerospace Museum features an amazing collection of WW2 and post WW2 military, civil and recreational aircraft as well as helicopters and a collection of 58 aeronautical engines.
Phone: +1 (403) 250-3752
Sunridge Mall (2.2 km)
Visit the largest shopping center in Northeast Calgary and discover more than 160 specialty stores and services. Just minutes from our Calgary, Alberta hotel, this expansive shopping mall is a great place to spend a day.
Phone: +1 (403) 280-2525
Casino Calgary (2.5 km)
This 52,000 square-foot casino is just minutes away our Calgary, Alberta hotel's accommodations and offers 760 gaming machines and 30 table games as well as an in-house restaurant and bar.
Phone: +1 (403) 248-9467
Calgary Zoo (7.4 km)
Explore the Calgary Zoo and experience the depths of Asia, the wilds of Africa, and the majesty of nearly 1,000 creatures. Here, you can also journey through exhibits such as Amphibian Ark, Elephant Crossing, Destination Africa, Canadian Wilds, and many more.
Phone: +1 (800) 588-9993
Calgary Tower (10.8 km)
The largest and most noticeable landmark in the city, the Calgary Tower dominates the skyline and stands 525 feet in height. This structure also features the tallest torch ever built in Olympic history.
Phone: +1 (403) 266-7171
Canada Olympic Park (18 km)
Home of the 15th Olympic Winter Games, the complex now houses an Olympic Hall of Fame and museum, summer chairlift, bobsleigh and zip line rides, as well as mountain biking, skiing and snowboarding, miniature golf and a weekly Sunday brunch.
Phone: +1 (403) 247-5452
CrossIron Mills Mall (20 km) Calgary's newest outlet mall, CrossIron Mills is sure to please. This exceptional shopping centre features a collection of 17 large-format anchor stores, more than 20 new stores to Alberta and over 200 brand name, premium outlet stores.
Phone: +1 (403) 984-6800
Heritage Park Historical Village (21 km)
While the majority of the park is a 1910 old western town, a section is devoted to life before the railroad came to town. Throughout the park, character interpreters are strategically placed to help you discover what life was like back in the 1800s.
Phone: +1 (403) 268-8500
Calgary Ghost Tours (Various locations)
Based on facts, legends and stories, these exciting ghost tours tell some of Calgary's most famous, gruesome stories of the mischievous ghosts that haunt local businesses.
Phone: +1 (403) 472-1989
Banff (132 km)
Located an hour from the Country Inn & Suites and in the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, Banff is one of Canada's most beautiful wildlife parks. An abundance of winter and summer activities can be found in the park, including sleigh rides, heli-skiing and hiking, ice walks and snow shoeing, tours, golfing and many unique shopping opportunities.

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About Calgary

From quiet beginnings as an outpost for the North West Mounted Police, Calgary gained prestige after the railroad pushed through, linking the east and the west. Farming and ranching were prominent then, capitalizing on the wide expanses of prairie. In the early part of the century, oil was discovered, and the city's fortunes changed forever. An influx of money and people pushed Calgary's growth, and the city was largely built in a generation, thanks to oil and the money it produced. Much of that wealth was directed into the city, endowing it with recreational and cultural facilities to rival its shining office towers. Oil still drives the city, as does technology, and the money remains as well, giving the city a sophistication that rivals Canada's more established cities. It's also beautiful, a gateway between the prairies and the awesome grandeur of the Rockies. It's home to the University of Calgary and a proud cowboy culture that revels in the annual Stampede celebration. In a few incredible decades, the city has transformed itself into a world power and presence, evidenced in part by its hosting of the 1988 Winter Olympics. Friendly, magnanimous, young, and well-educated, it shows no signs of faltering in that climb.

Did you know?

Bottoms up! The Caesar cocktail was created in 1969, by Calgary bartender Walter Chell. Similar to a Bloody Mary, the concoction features Clamato juice, vodka, lime juice, dashes of Worcestershire and Tabasco, and a celery stalk. Today, the Caesar continues to be Canada's #1 selling cocktail. In fact, more than 250 million Caesars are sold each and every year.

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Calgary Stampede Calgary Flames Market Mall Glenbow Museum Spruce Meadows Calaway Park Fort Calgary University of Calgary Calgary International Airport Tourism Calgary Attractions Calgary