2 Days in Calgary, Alberta: The Cleanest City in the World

Calgary, Alberta, is often ranked the cleanest city in the world. It is a beautiful city with many fun things to do - we spent two great days in this great city!

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[adamwvase]

Rick, the Saddledome tour guide is amazing, the nicest person in Calgary

[itsawander-fulllife]

I live in Calgary and loved your video! Sometimes it's easy to forget how blessed you are, thank you for reminding me. Next time you're in the area you should do a video on Drumheller, Alberta's Badlands. The Royal Tyrrell Museum is world class, and I went there earlier this year dressed up in a dinosaur suit in an (unsuccessful) attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the most people dressed up on those suits. A great time was had regardless! So glad you enjoyed your trip to Alberta.

[BobJones-fbje]

I live in Calgary and it’s nothing to special but this video makes me more grateful to live here. I know love living in Calgary again!!

[EnglishFlorals]

Looking forward to watching this video! My husband and I are really enjoying your Alberta videos - please keep them coming. We would love to visit this part of Canada soon - it takes our breath away! Thank you for sharing.

[susannels]

Interesting thing about Calgary Tower, too, is it was made in one continuous pour of concrete made over 24 days, a real accomplishment of it's time. It used to be the highest building when it was first built. Peace Bridge has had to have several repairs after vandalism. There is also the zoo on Prince's Island that is well worth the stop. Had no idea about the go karts. Definitely will check them out next visit

[Christoph]

Thanks for visiting our beautiful city! FYI the peace bridge looks like that because some POS vandalized the whole thing last year

[squamishfish]

The Bow river which goes right by Downtown Calgary has great fishing

[janczekaj]

Another Great Informative Video!!! Hey People, Make Sure to Get Matt & Cheryl's Travel Guides.!!! The written guides are SOOO Helpful for Planning and the Audio guides are so Entertaining, Rich with Great Stories of the areas you'll be seeing!!! They are worth every penny!!!

[MojiBeau]

The bridge was actually not under construction again. It had glass panels all along it and someone broke all of them. They had to be fully replaced.

[ronmason]

FYI, we really do not get a lot of snow in the winter. A great many places in the states get much more snow. We do however, every winter get one or two bouts of cold weather. -30 Celsius is not uncommon, and it lasts for one to two weeks at a time. On the plus side of this, when the temperature is this cold there are absolutely no mosquitos to bug you.😄

[JesusFriedChrist]

Next time check out Nose Hill Park and Fish Creek Park!

[kevinchapman-kfrx]

They are called a Luge in New Zealand and Singapore

[mylamanese]

Love your shirt, Matt! Where can I get that for my husband?

[donmurray]

Calgary does not get a lot of snow. Its a semi arid climate and has periods of very warm spells in winter.

[cityboyis]

Actually, the irony is that Calgary doesn't get much snow.

[matth]

Not under construction, some ass hole smashed all the glass and it would cold millions to replace

[charlesgilbert]

Too bad the cleanliness hasn't extended to around my apartment building. haha.

[JesusFriedChrist]

Tip from a local on pronunciation:
• “Cal - gree” ✅
• “Cal - gARy” ❌
• “Cal - guh’ree” ❌

[rocklorflett]

i was just there, there was human shit all over they train stations downtown ..

[hernancarpio]

How about homeless people on the street?