The only five-diamond restaurant in Western Canada is located in Banff National Park.

No mode of transportation is more exhilarating than motorcycling, and no motorcycle brand symbolizes freedom like Harley-Davidson.

When antique car collector Ron Carey donated his $10-million collection to Heritage Park Historical Village 10 years ago, the Calgary museum had very little room to house it…

Alberta is full of wonderful historic museums, but it also has its fair share of eccentric collections. Twenty minutes east of Olds on Hwy. 2, the Torrington Gopher Hole Museum exhibits 47 dioramas depicting stuffed gophers in comical scenes.

With more than 4,000 dolls spanning two centuries and three continents, the Doll Palace in Hanna is dedicated to chronicling the history of this ubiquitous toy.

A century is more than enough time to exonerate Reverend R. Murray Webb-Peploe and carpenter Charlie Schack for the architectural curiosity they bestowed upon the good Anglicans of Millarville in 1896.

Alberta’s small-town museums tend to be depositories of odd collections, and the Barrhead Centennial Museum is no exception.

Where’s the centre of Alberta? If you ask an oil-and-gas man, it’s Calgary. A politician might say Edmonton.

In Edible Alberta Alphabet, Calgary writer Dee Hobsbawn-Smith chronicles the products and producers that make up Alberta’s agriculture and agri-food industries

One of rural Alberta’s best chophouses is the Bruce Hotel in the town of Bruce, 125 kilometres southeast of Edmonton

Who says you have to plan an elaborate vacation to enjoy a summer holiday? Here are three terrific things to do in your own back yard.

Many a traveller stops to gawk at these 18 painted threshing machines, lined up in a field 20 kilometres south of Smoky Lake.