Rich in history, this city of St. Albert in Alberta province is based on the Sturgeon River. Close to the provincial capital of Edmonton City, St. Alberta is home to various forms of art and is also known as ‘The Botanical Arts City’. This city is considered one of the most beautiful locales in Alberta, with many heritage sites such as Banque d’Hochelaga, Father Albert Lacombe Chapel, Juneau House, and St. Albert Place.
The city also has a museum, called Musée Heritage Museum, which captures and preserves the history of the city. The Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park is the only province-based park in the capital region which is situated in this city. The park’s major portion is covered with Big Lake. This park is an important bird area with diverse and unique bird species, thus making it a perfect place for bird watchers.
The greatest outdoor farmer’s market in Western Canada is also located in St. Albert. With over 200 vendors, this market takes place every Saturday from June to October. The St. Alberta Botanical Park, which also is a key attraction of the city, with beautiful roses, martagons and other flower-based gardens. The city offers many tourist attractions and local shops to visit. If you like art, this city will be a haven for you with its beautiful art gallery and public art.
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