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Things to do in Red Deer, Canada: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Red Deer, Canada including Victory Church of Red Deer, Norwegian Laft Hus, St. Mary's Parish, Sunnybrook Farm Museum, Heritage Ranch, The Jungle Farm, Cronquist House, Fort Normandeau, Veterans Park, ENMAX Centrium.
Restaurants in Red Deer
1. Victory Church of Red Deer
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Victory Church of Red Deer, where everyone is welcome! Our goal is to be a church in Red Deer Alberta that reaches as many people as possible with the message of God's love. We walk alongside people through the good & bad times in their lives. We are always pointing them to the hope that is found in Jesus. Ultimately our desire is to build people that LOVE GOD, LOVE OTHERS, & SERVE.
2. Norwegian Laft Hus
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4.5 based on 17 reviews
The Norwegian Laft Hus is a replica of an 18th century sod roof Norwegian farm house. It functions as a museum and culture centre that preserves and interprets Norwegian culture. Our museum is home to many Norwegian artifacts, and traditional hand made crafts. Our society also works to preserve the culture by offering a wide variety of classes and workshops to teach the pubic about Norwegian culture. Join us for our annual Norwegian events such as our bake sale and festival fun for the whole family! Details can be found on our website.
3. St. Mary's Parish
4. Sunnybrook Farm Museum
5. Heritage Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By Jojoreviewforyou
This spot has the best all around experience in town. It's got a variety of unique entertainment and food thats second to none . It's a beautiful place to enjoy the walking trails , if you love horses, there'll be plenty of gorgeous ones along the way . I like to local relaxing atmosphere, nice to see a business supporting other local businesses . Great sense of community and friendly staff . The Westlake Grill is an excellent restaurant, such a nice evening there , delicious food , wonderful servers. They have some nice wines that I've enjoyed . Love the garden fresh vegetables . Kids enjoy eating there too . The winter night lights are gorgeous and the sleigh rides are defiantly one of my favourite activities there. The country setting is refreshing in the city. Great place for solo /guests/kids/dates. Highly recommend , great go to , real treat in town . Love the pies and thanksgiving dinner too . Thanks everyone .
6. The Jungle Farm
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 46 reviews
The Jungle Farm is a century old farm that focuses on growing and making the finest food, creating fun and memories for families. Our mission is to help our customer create a healthy lifestyle by providing local fresh fruits and vegetables, physical activities, and creating family memories in an educational environment.
7. Cronquist House
8. Fort Normandeau
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 21 reviews
Sitting on the south bank of the Red Deer River, Fort Normandeau is the historical meeting place of Red Deer's three founding cultures; the Indigenous people who lived on the land for millennia, Metis buffalo hunters and traders, and early European settlers. Explore the Fort grounds, visit the interpretive centre, and have an interactive historic experience with the Interpreters in the rec-recreated Fort building and palisade.
Reviewed By 1972Pat - Calgary, Canada
We had never heard of Fort Normandeau before our trip to camp nearby, but this one should be on every family's bucket list for travel near Red Deer AB. This is a well-designed reconstruction of the first settlement at this site. Our guide identified himself as Plains Cree, and was extremely knowledgeable about the history of the area. The tour begins with a 12 minute video, introducing the people who made the history here. Following that, there are well-placed exhibits, including actual uniforms for children to try on and a scale model of the fort to build. Outside there is more to see, including gardens and a reconstruction of part of the fort. Workers outside told us about Fort Normandeau Days coming up later in August, with a reenactment of local battles. The Fort offers many tours and workshops throughout the year, including day camps during summer months. One of our group members is a teacher in Calgary, who thinks this would be a perfect day trip for a Social Studies class. We decided that this is one spot that should be better known and visited frequently.
9. Veterans Park
10. ENMAX Centrium
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