Landmark
Alberta Legislature Building
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The Alberta Legislature Building, completed in 1913, is the seat of the provincial government and a beloved Edmonton landmark. Visitors can take free guided tours to see the marble-clad rotunda, the Legislative Chamber, and ceremonial spaces, while learning about Alberta's political history. The surrounding grounds along the North Saskatchewan River offer manicured gardens, reflecting pools, and seasonal events like light shows. It's a place where governance meets public recreation, with stunning Beaux-Arts architecture and a welcoming atmosphere.
Don't miss
- Tour the Legislative Chamber and see the Speaker's chair and mace
- Stroll the riverside grounds and visit the fountain and memorials
- View the grand marble rotunda and stained-glass dome
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Alberta Legislature Building
You can see Alberta Legislature Building on your own. A tour is worth it for the story behind it, for transport, or for combining nearby sights into one day.
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