Solid modern theatrical offering, but this location in particular - Landmark Country Hills - is the…read moreabsolute WORST in respect to the concession line. On Friday or Saturday, it's common to have to wait an extra 30-45 minutes in line to purchase expensive snacks. Why on earth would they not staff two extra tills on the weekend to accommodate their clientele??!!!?

While the state of this theatre is a far cry from what it was back when it was still Silver City,…read morethe theatre itself still holds up. There's loads of free parking, the snacks are tasty (and I like that you can fill your own cup since their machines have so many flavours - like seven flavours of Coke, etc), the lineups at the concession always move fast, and the seats (even the non-premium) ones are still comfortable and well-maintained. Even the washrooms always seem to be in good condition. The theatre in many ways is still a bit outdated, but in a time when movie theatres seem to be struggling a bit, I'm glad to see this one has managed to maintain it's upkeep as well as it has.

I personally like that it's empty majority of the time! I take my wife here on a date on a very…read morestrange time like 1 or 2 pm. Completely empty. Try it out, feels like VIP This really clean too.

Moving this up to 4 stars due to the recently renovated chairs to recliners…read more Wow. Very comfy and on par with Cineplex recliners. Tried the Laser Ultra and the sound system is the latest Dolby Atmos. Wow. Incredible detail sound!!! Overall another great option for Calgarian's in south side and pricing has not changed since recliners been added.

I visited The Bow with a coworker for a business meeting and the building is absolutely beautiful…read morefrom the entrance to the interior. I was at awe with how beautiful everything was and spotless too. There is also a Tim Horton's located on the second floor. The security team there is also very professional. I envy the people that work in The Bow but I'll settle with visiting every now and then for my business meetings.

What a gorgeous building you have to admit...... The size the shape, the way it curves towards the…read moreCalgary Tower, and wonderland I think it's one of the coolest modern sculptures I've ever seen. Here's some shots of my kids walking up to it. Also who could have a problem with the building with a sense of humour like this to decorate this way for Christmas, I think it's just gorgeous.

standing on the peace bridge over the bow river, i immediately recognized it from the amazing race…read more even if you've never seen it on tv, it's hard to miss. the bridge is a bright red steel tube, a twisting weave of geometric shapes that looks almost like a giant chinese finger trap stretched across the river. depending on the angle, it can feel futuristic, playful, and a little surreal. but what makes the peace bridge special isn't just the design. when i visited, families were celebrating graduates in caps and gowns, stopping to take photos. scooters and cyclists tried to zip past in the middle, ringing their bells, while tourists lingered to admire the view. below, people floated along the river in inflatable rafts. it was one of those moments where a city's personality shines through, everyone sharing the same space, each in their own way, and somehow it all worked. the bridge was built to connect downtown calgary with the sunnyside neighbourhood, offering a safe crossing for pedestrians and cyclists. when it first opened, its bold design and cost sparked plenty of debate. the repeating red framework casts constantly shifting patterns of light and shadow, while the enclosed design frames the river, the skyline, and the surrounding paths. people don't just cross it, they stop, take photos, pause, and really notice the city around them. what impressed me most was how alive it felt. despite all the attention the architecture gets, the peace bridge doesn't feel like a monument. it feels like a place where life happens. watching graduates celebrate, cyclists and scooters weave through, and people drifting on the river below made it feel less like infrastructure and more like a living part of the city. for all its striking design, the peace bridge succeeds because people have made it their own. it's both a landmark and a backdrop for countless everyday moments, and that's what makes it such a recognizable part of calgary's character.

You have to admire the Calatrava designs. Bummer that the red color is fading to a pinkish maroon…read more Otherwise it's a lovely bridge worth seeing. Unfortunately other tourists apparently don't get that the middle is for bikes and sides for pedestrians, despite the clear markings. It adds color and texture to the landscape, so kudos for that.

One of the noteworthy landmarks to visit while in Calgary. While its simply a Tower building…read moredowntown, it presents an amazing view of Calgary. You are able to view the tall skyscrapers, the high peaks of the mountains and also some lakes. The observation deck with its clear glass presents an intimidating view of how high you really are. While simple in nature, it is still worth visiting if you are in the city.

Fantastic views of the city that are worth the stop. My only complaint was that they could…read morereconfigure the room with video to make it a little more convenient for more than five people.

Nobody available to serve at pizza station. Cashier was good. Need a parka and gloves in the…read moretheatre. Very cold. Showing its age.

A disappointment. People don't need to go to a cinema for movies anymore, they want an experience -…read moreand this just isn't one. Food and beverage is the same overpriced popcorn and soda stand in the lobby, there's ZERO sense of excitement upon entering the building... It's 2020. Do better on the ancillary amenities. The actual theatre was pretty comfortable. Nice recliners, and not at all cramped. Seemed that the sound wasn't as strong as I expected, but that could be the movie. I had expected a premium experience option in a 2020 state of the art cinema - disappointing that wasn't included.

Whimsical, intriguing and amusement head sculpture in front of the Bow skyscraper in downtown…read moreCalgary. 39 ft tall steel wire structure by famous Spanish artist depicts the head of a young girl. Walk around and go inside. View, age and perspective change with where you look at. Should not be missed if you're strolling downtown Calgary

While strolling through downtown Calgary, we came upon the Wonderland Sculpture. It's a pretty…read moreamazing piece in its simplicity and beauty. It's intricate but also impressive up close.

I always enjoy visiting libraries when I visit new cities. When I saw the beauty of this library…read morethrough pictures and reviews, I knew I had to visit this one. Honestly, the pictures don't do it justice. In person, it was much nicer and cleaner. Every section of the library was sparkling clean and clearly maintained well. There are 4 stories with computers, meeting rooms, tables, coffee shop, art installations, children's area, etc. They definitely made it so there are plenty of resources available for whatever you may need. The only downfall I can think of is that the library has quite a bit of drugged up people in there as well as right outside and some of them causing a scene or clearly making others uncomfortable. I understand it's a public facility but it's still a negative aspect about the library.

A cool architectural building with ample artificial and natural lighting coming through the…read morewindows. There 3 levels out do with a children's section on the 3 floor with a play area and multiple reading areas and kids books spread out. They have mega cheese board and table chest set up on the 4th floor with a manual hockey board and crossword puzzle on the white board. They also have a little cafe serving coffee, lattes, tea, smoothies, and ice cream desserts. Reasonably priced. It's a cool place to check out on a rainy day in Calgary. They have free tours on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 12-1pm plus an escape library game on select dates.

Stephen Avenue Walk forms a part of 8th Ave South, bounded by 4th St SW to the west & 1st Street SE…read moreat its east end. This walk is where we found Calgary's finest restaurants, pubs, bars & cafes. This pedestrian mall offers us walking access to downtown Calgary's main attractions, including Banker's Hall, the CORE Shopping Centre, the Telus Convention Centre, the Glenbow Museum, Arts Commons & Olympic Plaza. There are several Canadian curio stores here. During the Stampede the Avenue is filled with outdoor patios, magnificent hanging flower baskets, live music, performers, festivals, food trucks & vendors. We enjoyed our pancake breakfast here and also watching the Clydesdales fill the Avenue.

This is a trendy, vibrant, and popular restaurant and shopping district in downtown Calgary…read more Everything is here and it's definitely a place to check out as a visitor to Calgary and especially if you are near downtown. It's also very close to attractions like the Calgary Tower, and Calgary's Public Library and City Hall, both of which are interesting and welcoming of visitors.

Smaller theatre house & outdated smaller seats, , they are not too comfortable compared to the…read morenewer Landmark theatre at Market mall.

AS A CALGARIAN- I luv Chinook Theaters- have been to 90% of my movie watching here. Variety of…read moremovies are accommodated with 12+ theaters. Large Screens with ample seats & legroom. in Foyer lots of food choices- though I don't buy as much of this as I could. I avoid the weekend crowds, particularly with the BIG BOX OFFICE BLOCKBUSTERS- and attend during early weekdays. Lately construction has been annoying- as elevator is out- and using staircase is NOT easy. However, NOT PROBLEMATIC ENOUGH to stop going.