Under $100: Calgary

Located in Canada in southern Alberta, Calgary is a cosmopolitan city, full of outdoor activities and historical influence. You can explore Alberta’s largest city for less than $100 per day.

Have breakfast at OEB Breakfast Co. Popular among locals, the spot offers variations on both sweet and savory breakfast classics. Spend about $15–18. Next, experience a bit of history at the Heritage Park Historical Village (www.heritagepark.ca/). The living history park features more than 100 exhibits, a museum and dining and shopping options. Hours and admission vary by season. Check the website for designated free zones.

Calgary holds the honor of being the first Canadian city to host the Winter Olympic Games. Built for the 1988 Games, Canada Olympic Park is open to the public, offering summer and winter activities for all ages. Prices vary by activity and season.

Grab a sandwich at Butcher and the Baker. The eatery specializes in bold flavor combinations made with quality ingredients. Lunch costs less than $10. Discover Canada’s most visited zoo, the Calgary Zoo. Adult admission starts at $23. Daily programming is free with the cost of admission.

Have dinner and some brews at Calgary’s traditional German beer hall, Wurst. Order a bratwurst platter and a beer for about $30–32.

Calgary is home to many annual festivals including the Calgary International Film Festival and an annual rodeo, the Calgary Stampede. Check the events calendar for a list of events happening during your visit.