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Edmonton Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Brooks' Place Bed And Breakfast (Edmonton, Alberta)
Best Scrumptious breakfast, served in the dining roomAwaken to the aroma of one of Ethel's breakfasts to tempt the taste buds each morning. Rooms are equipped with a telephone, and a desk for those evenings of extra work. There is cable TV, tea/coffee/hot chocolate and a cookie jar filled with home... [more]
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Edmonton is the capital city of Alberta. This city of 918,000 hosts many popular cultural events and arts festivals, is well known for its scenic river valley and is home to the world's largest shopping centre, West Edmonton Mall. Go back in time at Fort Edmonton Park which recreates Edmonton's history in four eras. Take in the Edmonton Space and Science Centre, the Muttart Conservatory, and the Provincial Museum of Alberta. But realistically it is a dull city and very cold most of the year.
This is a bustling, growing population center, among the most northern cities of this size in the world. It serves as a key supply base for much of northern Canada, and Edmonton's varied industries are very strong. Among the key industries are oil and gas, agriculture, construction, education, banking, research (esp. medical) and manufacturing.
Sports is also a key feature of city life. Best known as the city where Wayne Gretzky played his finest hockey, Edmonton is also known as The City of Champions because of the high number of local athletes who have gained national and international attention.
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