Cheap Car Rental Calgary
Blackfoot Indians
Calgary is a popular city in the province of Alberta for skilled skiers and hikers. It was inhabited by the Blackfoot Indians thousands of years ago before the settlement by the Europeans. As Alberta's largest city, it is the center of trade and tourism. Car rental in Calgary is a great way to travel in the city.
Car hire facilities at Calgary Airport
The Calgary International Airport connects Calgary with all major cities in North America and the Trans-Canada Highway connects the city with the rest of the country. If you want to rent a car in Calgary, compare car hire Calgary at holidaycars.com and make a booking before departure.
The Winter Olympics of 1988 in Calgary
Calgary is after
Toronto and
Montreal the largest city in Canada. The city is a popular destination for winter sports. The Winter Olympics of 1988 was a huge success. Yvonne van Gennip skated on behalf of
the Netherlands and won three gold medals.
Visit Calgary Zoo while making use of car rental
The Calgary Zoo is a park with rare, protected animal worldwide and prehistoric dinosaur replicas. To reach the zoo public transport is a good option. But car rental in Calgary offers more flexibility if you want to take an adventure in the Rocky Mountains.
A spectacular view at Calgary Tower
The most famous museum of the city is the Glenbow Museum. Many small art galleries can be found around the streets of Stephen Avenue and 17th Avenue. The Calgary Tower is one of the must-see attractions and is easily accessible by rental car in Calgary. This approximately 190-meter tower offers a spectacular view over the city, the extending prairies and the rugged Rocky Mountains.
A world natural heritage
In the Canadian portion of the Rocky Mountains are there four national parks, namely the parks of Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho. Together with three provincial parks in British Columbia they form a world heritage site.
230 kilometers to test your rental car at Highway 93
Banff National Park is the oldest park in Canada. There are gleaming glaciers, mountains and raging rivers scrawny in this park. To get to most places, you can take over a distance of 230 km on Highway 93, Lake Louise in Banff National Park to Jasper drive. Bring a GPS device or rent one from the car rental company so you can easily get to your destination.
Lake Louise, the lake and the similar named village
Lake Louise is a small village and is situated nearby the beautiful Lake Louise. The lake is named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta. The area around Lake Louise is a renowned ski resort and it attracts many tourists because of the amazing scenery. The ski area, Lake Louise Mountain Resort, is located across Highway1. Car rental in Calgary is highly recommended to explore the area.
