Ice District Travel Guide

Edmonton

A JW Marriott hotel with a modern glass facade, located at 104th Avenue.
A modern glass building with a reflective facade and a pedestrian bridge with a white canopy.
A modern urban street with tall buildings, a red structure, and parked cars.
A building with colorful neon signs, including 'Georgia', 'Planeht Neon', and 'Toronto Star Weekly Mike's'.
A modern urban street with tall buildings, including a glass skyscraper and a building with vertical slats.

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Things to do



Where to stay in Ice District

Find the best Ice District areas for the activities you enjoy most.

Downtown Edmonton

Enjoy the popular shops in Downtown Edmonton. Rogers Place is a worthwhile stop, and you can jump on the metro at 102 Street Station or Bay-Enterprise Square Station to see more of Edmonton.

West Edmonton

A noteworthy feature of West Edmonton is its popular shops. While you're in town, be sure to stop and check out West Edmonton Mall and World Waterpark.

Southside

Travellers come to Southside for its abundant dining options, and you can see top attractions like Alley Kat Brewery and Monster Mini Golf while you're in town.

Southwest Edmonton

While you're in Southwest Edmonton, take in top sights like South Edmonton Common or Currents of Windermere, and hop on the metro to see more of the city at Century Park Station or Southgate Station.

North Central Edmonton

If you're spending time in North Central Edmonton, check out sights like Commonwealth Stadium or Kingsway Mall and hop on the metro to see more of the city at Kingsway-Royal Alex Station or NAIT Station.



Ice District Travel Guide