Glenbow Museum Calgary

After a filling breakfast in the hotel restaurant we hit the pavement and our first stop was the Calgary Tower built in 1967-8. Here we rose 525 feet in the air to the observation deck with 360 degree panoramic views of Calgary city, the foothills and the majestic Rocky Mountains. We both stood on the amazing glass floor that was terrifying as you …

... and drag myself into work... heh heh heh Friday, August 27 After dragging my ass of the couch I headed downtown to the Glenbow Museum. The main focus of this museum is life on the Canadian plains from the first native arrival up until the 1930's. ...

... July 5 We were off to Olympic Park down town for Pan cakes with the drivers of the chuck wagons and visited the Glenbow Museum and Devonian Gardens after lunch we headed for the rodeo July 6 Back to the rodeo and horse show then to the ...

... everybody at home but I can't wait to tell them all about what I've done when I get back! We went to the Glenbow museum yesterday, it was really interesting because the art collections were all Canadian artists so I learnt heaps - I know nothing about ...

... A kajáldától pár méterre szomjasan, de tele hassal úgy döntöttem bevállalok némi kultúrát is és benézek a Glenbow Múzeumba. Első körben a jegyek kapcsán tisztáztuk a dagadt pénztárossal hogy a First Floor ingyenes, rohadjon meg, itt ...

... and one thing in the afternoon. We would start off with the zoo, then find a place for lunch, and end the day at the Glenbow Museum, which is a like a mini-Smithsonian.  First thing was the Calgary Zoo. Now I do like zoos but I don't go visit ...

... few acts performing. Lewd, but funny! This morning I only had 2 hours free so I went for a quick visit to the Glenbow Museum after bidding the Dutch girls goodbye. The Museum had a really good exhibit on warfare including guns, swords, ...

We spent 4 nights in Calgary. While here, we had breakfast at the Calgary Sky Tower; visited the Glenbow museum; attended a rodeo and chuckwagon races on the Calgary Stampede (CS) grounds; and enjoyed entertainment extravaganza and fireworks. We also ...

... brave, a perspex platform where you can look down on the street below.  We spend the rest of the day at the Glenbow Museum.  The top floor is taken over by the history of military equipment from all over the world, including samurai and ...

... glass floor that was terrifying as you felt you were flying with nothing supporting you. Later in the day we visited the Glenbow Museum that is Western Canada's largest museum. Created in 1966 it acts as both a museum and art gallery where we saw many ...

... to ride an elevator up to the top to look at the city of Calgary. It's all brown. There, I've saved you $8. Glenbow Museum is Calgary's big museum, and very entertaining, but plan to spend the whole day there. We only took an hour or two, and it was ...