Attractions
Established in 1875, Inglewood is Calgary's oldest neighborhood. It offers a rich blend of history, culture, and modern attractions. Located just east of downtown between the Bow and Elbow Rivers, it provides a unique experience for visitors.
9th Avenue - Calgary's Original Main Street
Historic Inglewood Main Street on 9th Avenue SE, is a eclectic corridor full of shops, restaurants, pubs, services, and experiences.
Inglewood Bird Sanctuary
The sanctuary is situated along the bend of the Bow River and is the only federally designated migratory bird sanctuary in North America with special protection rights.
Bow Habitat Fish Station
Bow Habitat Station is a public environmental education facility dedicated to fostering an appreciation for Alberta’s air, land, water, and biodiversity.
Harvie Passage - Bow River
Harvie Passage gives safe and unrestricted access to recreational paddlers and fish, while respecting fisheries, the local habitat and the aquatic ecosystem.
Pearce Estate Park
Pearce Estate Park lies in a curve of the Bow River as it flows through the southeast part of the city. The 15-hectare wetland area, when combined with the adjacent provincially operated Bow Habitat Station, results in a 21-hectare park.
Bow River Pathway
The starting point is along 9th Avenue SE, by the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary. This route follows the Bow River for a time along a dedicated pathway, with diversions into Historic Inglewood.