Lethbridge
Fort Whoop-Up Interpretive Centre
A reconstruction of a fort established by Montana fur traders in 1869, Fort Whoop-Up offers electronic displays, historical sights and sounds that pay tribute to and commemorate the legacy of the North West Mounted Police, Aboriginal people, courageous pioneers, and colourful people and events that shaped Western Canada.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour
The Galt
Formerly known as the Sir Alexander Galt Museum, this popular group attraction is southern Alberta’s orientation centre, the expanded facility boasts traveling exhibits, interactive permanent displays, a new viewing gallery overlooking the Oldman River Valley, education centre and much more.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour
Helen Schuler Nature Centre
Nestled among the cottonwoods of the coulees, and framed beneath the magnificent High Level Bridge, this nature centre is set on an 81-hectare reserve. Learn about the prairie environment, nature appreciation, and more through self-guided trails and indoor exhibits.
Korite Ammolite Mine
Tour this open pit mine to learn about Alberta history, geography, geology, gemmology, and paleontology. See amazing Ammonite fossils and specimen.
Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden
This unique garden oasis features elements of the traditional Japanese garden, complimented by walking paths, greenery, bridges, beaches and ponds. A hostess dressed in traditional kimono guides guests through the pavilion upon arrival.
