TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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Virtual reality, Flight Simulators, and history all in one place.
Nanton’s Bomber Command Museum allows you to take a look at the Royal Canadian Air Force history, with warplanes like the Supermarine Spitfire.
The museum makes learning fun for all ages and all walks of life.
Photos: Tony Hisgett, Wikimedia Commons
There is nothing that says prairie province more than the amazing sight of historic grain elevators. With deep connections to the Canadian Pacific Railway and the story of how one small town rallied together to save this historic landmark, it makes this site a must-stop location for all travellers.
The Canadian Grain Elevator Discovery Centre is a set of restored grain elevators.
Photo: Ken Eckert, Wikimedia Commons
The 100-year-old property is filled with beautiful gardens, the original homestead, and scenery sure to bring the photographer out of everyone.
The land originally belonged to the former secretary of two prime ministers, Dr. Jim Coutts who loved the west so much he made it his wish for all to see the beauty he did through western art and scenery.
Photo: Authentic Alberta, Wikimedia Commons
There is nothing better than a night at the rodeo!
Nanton Nite Rodeo works hard to preserve the western heritage in bull riding and horse back and runs shows to show you what the sport is all about.
Nanton’s weeklong celebration, from duck races to live performances and baseball tournaments Nanton shows you what living in a small town is all about.
Nanton Round-Up Days is a long weekend. This long-standing tradition is the perfect way to spend Heritage Day weekend.
Photo: Lori Stuart, https://www.bombercommandmuseum.ca/events/nanton-parade-day/
Explore the old west like never before, with collections of artifacts, traditional Native American carvings, and of course large collections of miniatures.
Scenes from Native villages, western towns, African jungles, and even a circus prove that bigger is not always better.
Photo: www.museumofminiatures.ca
Views of the Livingstone mountain range and beautiful rainbow trout make this park a must stop for all nature lovers. Seemingly endless amounts of wildlife and bird viewing opportunities mean you might never want to go back to life in the big city.
What was once a one-room schoolhouse in 1906 is now a popular destination for all those travelling Alberta.
Repurposed as Nanton’s Visitor information center it is the place to stop for a glimpse into the history of the past and for your events of the future.
Photo: www.travelalberta.com
