Jocelynn’s guidebook
Restaurants & Grocery close by
I like the pizza and it is in walking distance.
https://4thspot.com/
57 locals recommend
4th Spot Kitchen & Bar
2620 4 Street NorthwestI like the pizza and it is in walking distance.
https://4thspot.com/
If you looking for a dinner with reasonable prices this is the place.
9 locals recommend
John's Breakfast & Lunch
2614 4 St NWIf you looking for a dinner with reasonable prices this is the place.
5607 4 St NW
5607 4 Street NorthwestThis Safeway is the closest grocery store to my house.
I prefer to shop at Superstore, its just a little farther down 4th. More variety, better prices.
108 locals recommend
Real Canadian Superstore
7020 4 St NWI prefer to shop at Superstore, its just a little farther down 4th. More variety, better prices.
Sightseeing
Crescent Road Northwest
Crescent Road NorthwestThis view is very close to my house. Turn left on 4th street head south.
Nose Hill Park is a natural environment park that lies in the northwest part of the Calgary and covers 11 square kilometres. Nose Hill Park has numerous hiking trails and dedicated off-leash areas.
189 locals recommend
Nose Hill Park
6465 14 St NWNose Hill Park is a natural environment park that lies in the northwest part of the Calgary and covers 11 square kilometres. Nose Hill Park has numerous hiking trails and dedicated off-leash areas.
Confederation Park is located across 4th street and through the Queen's Park Cemetery, pretty much across the street. The park encompasses 165 hectors of land and offers several picnic sites, beautifully kept lawns, playgrounds, baseball diamonds, bike paths, tennis courts, cross country skiing and tobogganing hills. Often the park is used for photo opportunities such as weddings and reunions. In December and January the park is used by the annual Lions club Christmas light display.
51 locals recommend
Confederation Park
905 30 Ave NWConfederation Park is located across 4th street and through the Queen's Park Cemetery, pretty much across the street. The park encompasses 165 hectors of land and offers several picnic sites, beautifully kept lawns, playgrounds, baseball diamonds, bike paths, tennis courts, cross country skiing and tobogganing hills. Often the park is used for photo opportunities such as weddings and reunions. In December and January the park is used by the annual Lions club Christmas light display.
City advice
Customs and culture
Calgary Transite website Route 2, stop 5020 heading DT
https://www.calgarytransit.com/