Canada · EDMONTON TOURS
The 10 best edmonton tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Edmonton’s river valley by Segway on a 90-minute guided ride with training, bridge views, local history, and photo stops.
“Very disappointed. They cancelled my tour 2 hours before the tour start time due to the guide being sick. My brother drove in from Fort McMurray for this. I am surprised that they do not have a backup guide for situations like this. We will not be rebooking.”
Ride a Segway through Edmonton’s river valley with patient instruction, scenic trails, local stories, and a small group limited to 10 people.
“An amazing adventure and fun down the river valley. Instructors were great and made it fun and enjoyable.”
Cycle Edmonton’s river valley on an e-bike, enjoy three substantial chef-selected meals, and meet local food makers on this four-hour tour.
“The best way to visit local food places and we got to meet every owner and it was an awesome way to get to know the delicious food. Biking was easy if you need it to be with the e-bikes. If you wanted to burn off that yummy food Guides were energetic and nice. The owner is awesome. Great idea for tourist and locals!! Met some cool folks and visited placed I’ll stop by again before I leave!”
Taste six Edmonton favourites, hear 124th Street stories, see murals and the River Valley on this small-group food walk.
“A cultural and especially gourmet afternoon! Restaurant choices were very good! I would have preferred the meal at the beginning of the visit. He had so much food!Auto-translated”
Ride an off-road Segway through Edmonton’s winter river valley, with trail views, city facts, photo stops, and practical cold-weather tips.
“Great tour guide! Definitely will do again Make sure you wear gloves as your hands can get cold! Also get early so you can park in the free zone”
Walk Edmonton’s downtown highlights, from the Citadel Theatre and ICE District to the Legislature and river valley, with a local guide.
“Good orientation to downtown Edmonton, helped us find our way around later that day. But...could have been more informative, our guide didn't know answers to what we felt were basic questions about Edmonton. Didn't know the monuments well. The description of the tour said the guides are passionate about the city, our guide was not. Nice young man but tour was a bit lame.”
See Edmonton on foot, from the North Saskatchewan River Valley to Jasper Avenue, the Legislature, Central Library, and ICE District.
“Great way to see the city. Very knowledgeable guide.”
Explore Edmonton’s TELUS World of Science with hands-on galleries, Arctic exhibits, daytime planetarium shows, and family-friendly science activities.
“We felt that the combined costs of general admission and the IMAX movie entrance fees were very high. The overall experience was acceptable but their attempts to go paperless were not matched by any easily accessible alternative.”
Cycle Edmonton’s river valley, university, historic districts, ravines, gardens, and downtown sights on a three-hour guided bike tour.
“Seeing a city by bike is a great way to experience it. And Ethan was a great guide - knowledgeable and personable. I'd highly recommend them. The bike was new and easy to use.”
Cycle Edmonton’s river valley, legislature, university, and cultural districts on a relaxed three-hour bike tour with a local guide.
“Great overview of the city. Juan was very knowledgeable.”
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