Canada · EDMONTON & THE PRAIRIE CITIES
15 reviewed
There are 15 edmonton & the prairie cities tours on this site. These 15 are the ones worth the afternoon, with prices, durations and the details that actually separate them.
Ride a heated, enclosed Winnipeg trolley on a humorous 2-hour tour of downtown, The Forks, Assiniboine Park, St. Boniface, and arctic art.
“Loved the trolley city tour. It was a great way to get to know the amazing city of Winnipeg!!”
Take a 90-minute Segway ride through Edmonton River Valley, with hands-on training, River Valley sights, and photo stops across bridges.
“Such a great way to see some parts of Edmonton we wouldn't have seen any other way! We traveled along parkland trails and across a few bridges. So fun! We saw some landmarks and learned some history of the area. Chris was a great Segway instructor and a wonderful guide!”
Beginner-friendly Segway tour of Edmonton River Valley with 30-minute training, scenic riding, photo stops, and patient certified guides.
“An amazing adventure and fun down the river valley. Instructors were great and made it fun and enjoyable.”
Edmonton’s food bike tour on e-bikes pairs River Valley views with three substantial chef-designed meal stops, plus VIP behind-the-scenes access.
“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!”
A private 2-hour Winnipeg highlights tour from The Forks to Assiniboine Park, St Boniface, and more, with local tips and stories.
“A very informative tour. We enjoyed it. The pace was just about right and the guide tried to make the tour content flexible. We would recommend this tour.”
Taste 6 Edmonton eateries on 124th Street with North Saskatchewan River views. Small-group food walk, behind-the-scenes, all food included.
“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”
1-hour winter Segway tour through Edmonton’s River Valley, cruising the Trans Canada Trail, with photo stops and guided city facts.
“Very fun experience, although very chilly in the winter. Chance was a great guide. He showed us lots of interesting spots and was always concerned about safety. Doing the 90 min vs the 60 min trip allows you to ride the Segway’s much more. The later part is more riding and less talking. The Segway’s were fun and easy to learn. We enjoyed talking with Chance after the tour too!!”
Gratuity-based 3-hour walking tour of downtown Edmonton. Citadel Theatre, ICE District, the Legislature, and 360 views in one easy loop.
“Our friendly guide Hailey led a wonderful tour covering the history, fun spots, and beautiful views of Edmonton. Tour was very nicely paced, including a coffee/restroom break at a beautiful coffee house. Hailey pointed out the best photo stops, and guided us through places like the Ice District, the Arts District, and more. Very enjoyable tour.”
Edmonton highlights on foot in 3 hours, with North Saskatchewan River Valley views, Citadel Theatre, ICE District, Neon Sign Museum, and the Alberta Legislature.
“Great way to see the city. Very knowledgeable guide.”
A low-cost offline smartphone walking tour through downtown Regina, with stop-by-stop audio, free sights, and optional trivia along the way.
“Worked well. Liked the geolocation. Could just walk down the street and when I passed a site, the audio would automatically start playing. The details for each place were brief, but interesting. Only complaint I have was that the tour did lead me down a street that was under construction and I wasn't sure how to get around it, so I ended up missing about 5 of the sites on the list. In addition, it routed me down a street with a bunch of homeless people and drug addicts, but probably can't blame the app for that.”
Moose Jaw self-guided smartphone audio walk with live GPS, 30+ historic stops and trivia. Pause anytime, from $6.71.
“I enjoyed the tour of Moosejaw and found the tour easy to navigate on my phone. The map used was easy to follow.”
TELUS World of Science in Edmonton: included planetarium, Arctic Journey, hands-on Science Garage and more for a full, easy day.
“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.”
A self-guided Winnipeg ghost tour with live GPS audio, optional trivia, and a spooky downtown route you can do anytime.
“Spent Saturday afternoon with a friend touring downtown Winnipeg, hearing about all the haunted buildings. It was a ton of fun!! Being able to do it at your own pace, we stopped for lunch halfway through, and then carried on. The app was intuitive and easy to use. I loved how it vibrates as soon as you got to the next destination. My only gripe was that I wish there were more tours!!”
Ride Edmonton’s top sights in 3 hours by bike, with an e-bike option, a local guide, and stops like the Legislature, U of A, and ICE District.
“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.”
Pedal through Edmonton’s River Valley, University area, and downtown landmarks on a 3-hour bike tour with photo stops and local guides.
“I greatly appreciated taking this tour with Ethan as my guide. Ethan is very knowledgeable, and he explains things well. Throughout the tour, he tied locations and history together to give both detail and the big picture. I highly recommend him and this tour.”
