Your Guide to SW Calgary
Explore the best restaurants, hotels, parks, and attractions in SW Calgary.
Sailing at the Glenmore Reservoir (Credit: Travel Alberta)
From its amazing selection of restaurants to its abundance of parks and pathways, the Southwest is full of quintessential Calgary experiences. It is the perfect place to bring visiting friends and family or discover your new favourite local spot.
Restaurants in SW Calgary
Known for a diverse restaurant scene that features everything from upscale fine dining and cocktail bars in the Beltline, to the breweries and distilleries of Currie, and the fun local eateries of Mission, the SW is Calgary’s place to eat!
Bakeries and breakfast
Coffee shops & cafes
Neighbour Coffee (Credit: Tourism Calgary/Eli Clark)
Breweries, distilleries, and bars
Lunch, dinner, & everything in between
Proof (Credit: Tourism Calgary/Colin Way)
Native Tongues Taqueria (Credit: Tourism Calgary/Stay & Wander Media Inc)
Hotels in SW Calgary
With much of downtown and Calgary’s Beltline located in the SW there is no shortage of places to stay a night. Experience the best that Calgary has to offer with iconic brands like Fairmont and Marriott to local boutiques like Hotel Arts.
Shopping in SW Calgary
Shopping in SW Calgary can be a full day experience. Find the biggest brands at CF Chinook Centre, shop in style at the CORE, or explore local shops in Marda Loop.
Hotel Le Germain (Credit: Tourism Calgary/Colin Way)
Grey Eagle Resort & Casino (Credit: Tourism Calgary/Colin Way)
Parks, pathways, & greenspaces in SW Calgary
The SW is home to some of Calgary’s most famous natural retreats including Edworthy, Prince's Island, and Fish Creek parks. Connected by an extensive network of paved pathways, Calgary’s parks are easily accessible and always close to great restaurants and coffee shops.
Fish Creek Provincial Park (Credit: Tourism Calgary/Gavin John)
Attractions in SW Calgary
Stunning art displays, history museums, and world-class horseback jumping are all on offer in SW Calgary.
Heritage Park Historical Village (Credit: Tourism Calgary/Sadia Rocque)
