Top 10 Visitor Centers in Alberta, Alberta

The Stony Plain & District Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is an award-winning, year-round facility that carries the newest travel brochures from across the country. Our facility is located in the beautiful Rotary Park directly off Highway 16A and Highway 779.

Make the most out of your trip to Calgary and pick up some brochures at this visitor's center.

This historic building houses the visitor's center for Japer National Park.

The majestic Legislature is one of the most iconic buildings in Edmonton and a must see when you are in the city! Built in 1912, in the Beaux Arts style, the Legislature is the seat of the government in the province. The historic building is open 362 days a year. Friendly and knowledgeable Heritage Interpreters are always pleased to take you on a tour and introduce you to Alberta's legislative process. Just north of the Legislature, you will find the Legislative Assembly Visitor Centre. The centre is home to the Borealis Gallery, Pehonan Theatre, Agora Interpretive Centre and Capital Gifts shop. The Legislature site is a hub of activity throughout the year, the grounds being some of the most beautiful and picturesque in the area.

Alberta Visitor Information Centre located within the Beaverlodge Cultural Centre

Operating seasonally from May long weekend to October long weekend, the Hinton Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is located along Highway 16 in Hinton, AB. Our travel experts onsite will help personalize your Alberta vacation to make it unforgettable. They know all the best things to do, places to stay and ways to get there!

Located on Highway 40 and surrounded by stunning vistas of the Canadian Rockies, the Grande Cache Tourism and Interpretive Centre has much to offer the curious traveler and long time resident. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are available to answer questions and help you make the most of your time in our beautiful mountain town. We offer hiking guides, maps and loads of information about the area.In addition, the Centre also showcases the fascinating history of the area through exhibits and displays: featuring ice age artifacts, dinosaur tracks, Aboriginal heritage and fur trading, full animal mounts, tree and geological descriptions and local industry.

More than 100 years ago, idealistic pioneers of all descriptions – from trappers to tie hackers, railroaders to miners, businessmen to bootleggers - carved a home in Edson out of what was little more than a firm place in the muskeg. Our museum offers a fascinating glimpse into our region’s natural world and the pioneer life.The Travel Centre provides plenty of information for the curious traveler, has knowledgeable staff, an internet kiosk, free Wi-Fi, a coffee bar and a gift shop featuring local art and crafts. Although there is a fee to enter the museum, the travel centre and other amenities are free to all.

Welcome to the official visitor centre for Banff National Park. We invite you to stop by the visitor centre on Banff Avenue for all your trip planning needs, accommodation, dining and activity booking, Parks Canada trail, campground and backcountry information. Whatever your need, our friendly staff will ensure you are equipped to have a fantastic visit to Canada's first national park. We look forward to your visit!

The Brooks & District Museum, Kiwanis Campground and Visitor Information Centre is an attraction for all ages. Come do a scavenger hunt as you explore our exhibits and grounds, treat yourself to some of our homemade ice cream, peruse the wide variety of local artisanries and mementos offered in our gift shop, or find some other sightseeing locations to supplement your trip to the area through our VIC and knowledgeable staff. Our RV/trailer campground is open all year long with power, water and sewage at all 30 sites. Ten out of the 30 are 50-amp sites and the rest are 30-amp. Let us assist you in getting the most out of your trip to Brooks!