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Edmonton, Alberta's capital is on the North Saskatchewan River banks straddling the lush river valley with its sprawling green spaces. Edmonton is a low-key metropolis flashing Calgary’s hallmark. Edmonton is a government town with a blue-collar feel.

People in Edmonton are unpretentious and alarmingly hospitable. The prime Edmonton’s attractions include never-ending summer festivals and the chief is Fringe Festivals. The city has glass and concrete offices and rapid transit system. The Klondike Days in July lasts for 10 days with hotels in all ranges buzzing with tourists. Booking Edmonton hotel rooms at right times saves from frustration. Open air Klondike breakfasts are served and the marching bands fill the streets.

Edmonton is eminently walkable, the public transport is good with frequent and reliable bus service. See imposing river valleys, Royal Alberta Museum and walk downtown. Watch colorful extravaganzas and the coliseum night’s holds spectacles of pop, rock and western entertainment. The stage of Walterdale Playhouse endeavors hilarious melodramas.

Edmonton has oil money and as a result the shopping scene is low-key. Still, there are fashionista options covering new Holt Renfrew downtown to independent trendy Old Strathcona boutiques. There are modest-sized malls and includes large retailers as well. Whyte’s shopping is contemporary and includes jewelry to clothing from local to chic designers.

Accommodation in Edmonton hotels includes a wide range from Alberta and Pacific Bed and Breakfast to The Matrix Hotel. There is accommodation for all. A person must only book in advance.