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Alberta Urlaub - Reisen nach Alberta.
Regionen in Alberta: Heartland, Nordalberta, Nodwest Alberta, Rockies und Südalberta.
Provinz Alberta, westlichste der Prärie-Provinzen Kanadas. Sie grenzt im
Westen an British Columbia, im Osten an Saskatchewan, im Norden an die Nordwest Territorien und im Süden an die USA.
Hauptstadt von Alberta: Edmonton
autovermietung, ferienwohnungen, hotels, hostels / backpackers, reiseveranstalter, reisebücher, anreise alberta
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Autovermietung Alberta
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Mietwagen Holiday Autos
Günstige Mietwagen in allen wichtigen Urlaubs- und Reisezielen der welt.
Marktführer Holiday Autos vermittelt die meisten Ferienmietwagen in über 80 Ländern, zum Alles-inklusive-preis.
Mietwagen Sunny Cars - z.B. Europcar, Hertz oder National
Ferienwohnungen Alberta
 Canada Vacation Rentals
Accommodationscanada.com
Finden Sie Unterkünfte wie Kanada Bed & Breakfasts, Hotels, Inns, Lodges, Resorts, Motels,
Ferienwohnungen, Self catering Akkommodationen, Spa's, Hostels, Guest houses, Romantic getaways, Apartment rentals, Condos, Cabins und cottages.
Hotels in Alberta
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Expedia de -
 Best Western Alberta
Choose from a great selection of Best Western Airport Hotels, Inn and Suites, Executive Inns, University
Hotels, Downtown Hotels and more throughout Alberta Canada, including Airdrie, Canmore, Drumheller, Edson
, Grand Prairie, Hanna, Hinton, Lloydminster, Olds, Rocky Mountain House, Sherwood Park, Stettler, Strathmore and Wetaskiwin.
Alberta Hotel and Lodging Associtation - Hotelführer Alberta
With more than 850 member properties across Alberta, the association represents hotels, motels, campgrounds, inns, resorts, bed & breakfasts and lodges.
Coast Hotels & Resorts - Küstehotels Alberta
Hostels / Jugendherbergen / Backpacking / Camping
Alberta
Backpackers Hostels Canada - backpacker community in Canada
YMCA -YWCA - kanadische Jugendherbergen
Nationalparks
Banff Nationalpark
Banff Nationalpark gehoert zu den beruehmtesten Parks in Kanada. Die Landschaft bestimmt von den
bemerkenswerten Rocky Mountains, dichten Tannenwaeldern, tueriks farbenden und glasklaren Bergseen, Gletschern, natuerlichen heissen Quellen, Wasserfaellen, Fluessen, Blumentaelern und Wildlife.
Jasper Nationalpark
Der Jasper National Park liegt in den kanadischen Rocky Mountains und ist mit einer Gesamtgröße von 10 880
qkm der größte und nördlichste der vier aneinanderliegenden Gebirgsparks. Dieser wunderbare Park, der
durch Gletscher entstanden ist, bietet in den Himmel ragende Bergspitzen mit einer Höhe von bis zu 3747
Metern. Im Park ist eine reiche Tierwelt beheimatet, u.a. findet man Elche, Wapitis, Hirsche, Schwarzbären, Kojoten und Dickhornschafe.
Parks Kanada
Reiseburos / Reiseveranstalter
 travelchannel.de
Vollreisebüro mit allen Diensten, die Ihnen auch Ihr Reisebüro "um die Ecke" liefert.
Ebookers
Stellen Sie sich Ihre Reise nach Alberta selbst zusammen.
Jagdschule Linslerhof - Hofgut Linslerhof - Jagdreisen Alberta
 Kulturreisen Baldham - Traumzüge Kanada [ und Wein ]
Rocky Mountaineer Railtour, die spektakulärste Zugfahrt der Welt [ Besuch Vancouver, Fahrt mit dem "Rocky
Mountaineer" 1.Klasse (GoldLeaf) von Banff nach Kamloops - Abendessen mit Show "Two River Junction Revue" - Übernachtung im Kamloops, Banff National Park, uvm. ]
Moose Travel Network - Busreisen Kanada
East Pass [Ontario & Quebec], West Pass [British Columbia & Alberta]
Timberwolf Tours - geführte Abenteuer- und Naturreisen
Zeltreisen, Camping- und Trekking Touren, Kanutrips, Wanderreisen und Bergwanderungen für kleine Gruppen in den Rocky Mountains von West Kanada. Diese Tourpakete verbinden Besichtigungen mit
Aktivitäten in den Nationalparks von Banff, Jasper, Waterton, Yoho, Kootenay, Glacier, dem Nordwesten von
British Columbia und der Küste des Pazifiks. Die begleiteten und voll ausgestatten Kanutouren fangen mit einem Training an und sind auch für Anfänger geeignet.
Alberta Prairy Railway
Alberta Prairie offers an exciting one day adventure on board a real steam or diesel-powered train. Different
themes are enacted throughout the season, including murder mysteries, family, dinner theatre, seniors and teddy bear specials.
Kanadisch.com
Reiseservice direkt aus Alberta Kanada bietet individuelle Reiseplanung und telefonische Kundenbetreuung.
Vom Tagesausflug bis hin zur Adventureplanung, Eventgestaltung und Expeditionen in die entlegensten
Regionen Kanada's organisieren Sie Ihr Abenteuer von A bis Z im zweit groessten Land der Welt.
Reiseführer Alberta / Reisebücher
Amazon - Reiseführer Alberta
 AbeBooks.de - Super Bücher Günstig!
AbeBooks.de ist Teil des größten Marktplatzes für neue, antiquarische, vergriffene und gebrauchte Bücher weltweit.
Transport / Wie reise ich ins Alberta
Flughafen Calgary - Calgary International Airport
Calgary's Airport is one of the country's biggest, and yet has never lost that small-airport feel which makes
using this important gateway such a pleasure. With direct service from Europe and throughout North America,
offering easy connection, Calgary International will be a great start to your Alberta vacation. There is also an
excellent selection of shopping, restaurants and even a large food court - all at regular mall prices. This will
help occupy travellers while waiting for their flight. There are frequent shuttle and bus services to downtown Calgary.
Flughafen Edmonton - siehe Edmonton Airports
NAV Canada
Flight Operations [ Aviation Weather Web Site, Register to File a Flight Plan Over the Internet [PDF], NOTAM,
Aeronautical Information Products, Operations Report, ANS Programs, Local Area Weather Manuals and more ]
 Opodo.de - Jetzt günstiger fliegen!
- Flüge Alberta / Flugtickets Calgary
Im Preisvergleich finden Sie Flüge und Billigflüge von Airlines und Billigfliegern.
Nurflug Alberta / Billigflüge [ Calgary, Edmonton ]
Fliegen nach Alberta, mehrere Anbieter
Viarail - Reiseplaner - kanadische Bahn
Red Arrow - Kanadische Linienbus
Calgary - Edmonton v.v. / Edmonton - Fort McMurray v.v. / Banff and Lake Louise
Greyhound Kanada - Kanadische Linienbus
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®Discover Alberta - Touristik Alberta
Alberta's grandeur and beauty are obvious from the moment you arrive. Above all are Alberta's Rocky
Mountains, including the world famous resorts of Banff, Jasper, Canmore, Kananaskis, Lake Louise and
Waterton. Visit the vast farmlands of Alberta's Heartland, Southern Alberta and Northern Alberta. Calgary,
home of the Calgary Stampede, is known for its warm hospitality. Edmonton, the provincial capital, features West Edmonton Mall - the world's largest shopping and entertainment complex.
Edmonton - Hauptstadt Alberta - Discover Edmonton - Touristik Edmonton
Edmonton, the capital city of Alberta, is well known for its scenic river valley and numerous art and music
festivals. It is also home to the world's largest shopping and entertainment centre, West Edmonton Mall. The
Muttart Conservatory is noted for its architecture, as is the remarkable Alberta Legislature Building. Fort Edmonton Park is reputed to be Canada's largest living history museum.
Edmonton, Fort Saskatchewan, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, St. Albert
Heartland - Alberta's Heartland
Discover central Alberta, the Heartland of the province, a place that celebrates its roots and maintains a close
relationship with the land. This is one of the most fertile regions of the province, and the importance of agriculture is evident in the multi-hued rolling landscape of late summer.
The region also boasts many rodeos where rugged individualists compete in heart-stopping events like bull
-riding. Visit the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village east of Edmonton, where costumed interpreters recreate
the daily routines of Ukrainian pioneers. Travel into the Valley of the Dinosaurs, one of the world's richest
fossil beds and home to the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology. Visit the many community museums for an
in-depth look at the Heartland's settlement. Stop at any of the region's famous parks, such as Red Deer's
Kerry Wood Nature Centre, for a picnic and nature walk, and drink in the many natural wonders of the Heartland.
Intriguing cities and towns including Red Deer, Camrose, Stettler, Lacombe, Wainwright and Vegreville, and plays host to a variety of excellent events and attractions.
Nord Alberta - Northern Visitor
The north is a rare places that is relatively untouched and unspoiled; where a person can still experience
solitude. The largest of the province's six tourism areas, the north encompasses a vast expanse of land
stretching from just north of Edmonton all the way to the border with the Northwest Territories.
Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie
Nordwest Alberta - Grande Prairie Regional Tourism Association - Northern Visitor
The Peace Region of Canada
Rockies - Discover the Rockies
There's more to the Rocky Mountains than breathtaking beauty - a chance to observe the forces of nature at
work and to learn of the many human dramas that have been played out in the shadow of these giants.
Destinations: Banff, Canmore, Cline River, Grande Cache, Hinton, Icefields Parkway Region, Jasper, Kananaskis Country, Lake Louise, Waterton Lakes National Park
Südalberta
The area south of Calgary to the Montana border is rich in sites sacred to Aboriginal people. Their story is told
at Head-Smashed-In buffalo Jump, the best-preserved buffalo kill-site in North America, and among the
hoodoos at Writing-On-Stone Provincial Park. The Fort MacLeod Museum relates how the North-West Mounted
Police brought law and order to the west by showing respect for Aboriginals and Europeans alike, and halting the illegal whiskey trade.
The south is also prime ranchland, and the cradle of a thriving livestock industry that has saddled Alberta with its cowboy image.
Brooks, Crowsnest Pass, Drumheller, Fort Macleod, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat
Airdrie - City of Airdrie - situated on Calgary's north doorstep -
Airdrie Festival of Lights
Largest walk-thru Christmas light display in Western Canada, possibly even the world, but we don't like to brag.
Banff - Banff.com
The Canadian Rockies - grand masterpiece of the West. From quiet meadows to thundering waterfalls,
towering peaks to misty canyons, Banff offers a unique assortment of sightseeing and leisure activities. Are
you looking to find that perfect virgin powder for your first run of the day? Or perhaps strolling through
Banff's wonderfully eclectic shops and boutiques is more to your liking. Whatever your style, Banff has something for you.
Banff offers a wide variety of accommodations, three world class ski resorts, daily interpretive tours and activities and transportation options for all of your Banff vacation needs.
Bonnyville - Town of Bonnyville - located 240 kms from Edmonton, on Highway #28.
It is situated amidst clear lakes, white sandy beaches and green forests. Bonnyville is a key service centre within northeast Alberta.
Calgary - Calgary Stadt - Discover Calgary - Touristik Calgary
Calgary is an attractive and dynamic city situated on the banks of the Bow River and close to Alberta's
majestic Rocky Mountains. The Calgary Stampede is undoubtedly Calgary's best-known visitor attraction. This
event, featuring a large parade and world-class rodeo, draws more than a million people each year. Other
attractions, including the Glenbow Museum, Calgary Tower, Canada Olympic Park and Eau Claire Market, are great places to visit year-round.
Städte & Orte Region Calgary: Airdrie, Bragg Creek, Calgary, Cochrane, High River, Okotoks
Camrose - County Camrose
The County of Camrose is located a short drive southeast of Edmonton.
Canmore - Canmore Town - Canmore Touristik - Canmore Tourist Board
Set in the Bow Valley amid the rugged majesty of the Front Ranges of the Canadian Rockies, Canmore enjoys
a singular relationship with its surroundings.
Lying only 1.5 hours west of Calgary's International Airport, 5 minutes East of Banff National Park (20 minutes
to the town site of Banff ), and virtually nestled into the northwest corner of Kananaskis Country, which is
home to a multitude of Provincial (equivalent of state parks in the U.S.) and Wild-land Parks.
Established in 1883, Canmore grew as a coal mining town, servicing the needs of the railroad as it made its
historic journey west into the Canadian Rockies. Canmore remained an active coal mining community until 1979.
Didsbury - Town of Didsbury
Like many settlements in the early west, Didsbury grew up along the railway tracks, developed a frontier
-style business street, erected impressive centres of worship, and eventually had its own park and bandstand.
The Town of Didsbury is a proud member of the Prairies to Peaks Tourism Association. If you're looking for vacation packages in the area, check out the P2P website at www.prairies2peaks.ca/. The possibilities are limitless when it comes to recreation in Didsbury, and great holiday getaways.
Fort Saskatchewan - City of Fort Saskatchewan
The Fort Saskatchewan District entered history well over 200 years ago with its original industry of canoe
building. In the spring of 1875, the Northwest Mounted Police built the "Fort on the Saskatchewan". It was
originally known as "Sturgeon Creek Post", but the name was changed very shortly to "Fort Saskatchewan".
A community began to develop adjacent to the fort. Thus, the present City of Fort Saskatchewan traces its history back to this Northwest Mounted Police fort of 1875.
Fort Saskatchewan was incorporated as a Village in 1899, as a Town in 1904 and as a City in 1985.
Grande Prairie - City of Grand Prairy - northwestern Alberta, 456 km northwest of Edmonton
Located on the southern edge of the Peace Country. Grande Prairie serves as the largest economic centre in the region [ oil and forestry industries ].
Hanna - Town of Hanna - Goose Country
Hinton - Town of Hinton - 270 km. west of Edmonton and 80 km. east of Jasper townsite
It is a short 15-minute drive to Jasper National Park boundary and about 3 hours from the world famous West Edmonton Mall. Other nearby communities are the towns of Grande Cache and Edson.
With the mountains next door the opportunities for camping, hiking, downhill skiing, fishing, and hunting are numerous.
Leduc - City of Leduc
City of Leduc is a thriving community that is strategically situated along Alberta's major road and rail
connections and is ideally located near the Edmonton International Airport.
Lethbridge - City of Lethbridge
Lethbridge is one of the sunniest and warmest cities in Canada with close to 2400 hours of sunshine per
year. It is also the frequent beneficiary of a phenomenon called the chinook, a warm west wind providing above freezing breaks throughout the winter season.
Medicine Hat - City of Medicine Hat - located in the southeastern part of Alberta
Nearby towns considered part of the Medicine Hat area include Dunmore, Seven Persons, Redcliff, and Irvine.
Its major claim to fame is Rudyard Kipling's famous line "all hell for a basement" referring to the vast reserves of natural gas beneath it.
Olds - Town of Olds - in the heartland of central Alberta!
You have arrived in the land of plenty, home to Alberta's bounty of home-grown treasures, where the
Foothills tumble into smooth rolls of rich farmland. Olds is also known as the "Gateway to the Rockies", as the
Rocky Mountains and a myriad of recreational opportunities are within easy access from several convenient and scenic routes.
Provost - Town of Provost
Bird watchers, campers, fishing and hunting enthusiasts can enjoy nature as close as the Trout Pond at the
southwest corner of town, the "Blue Bird Trail" south of town, Ribstone Creek or lakeside at Capt. Ayre,
Dilberry or Shorncliffe (all with in a short drive). There is a local archery club and shooting range. Due in part
to the many nearby lakes, the hunter can find a plentiful supply of ducks and geese. Local outfitters,
campgrounds and hotels can make your adventure comfortable and successful, and affirm why the area is well known throughout Canada and the United States for its abundance of game.
Red Deer - City of Red Deer - central Alberta, between Calgary and Edmonton
It is Alberta's third largest city after Calgary and Edmonton. Red Deer is located in the Parklands, a region of
rolling hills focused on oil, grain and cattle production. The city is a center for oil and agriculture distribution, and the surrounding region is a major center for petrochemical production.
Spruce Grove - City of Spruce Grove - western suburb of Edmonton
Spruce Grove is one of Western Canada's fastest growing communities.
St. Albert - City of St. Albert - northwest of Edmonton, on the Sturgeon River
Originally settled as a French-Catholic community, and is now a suburb of Edmonton, consisting largely of residential zones.
Taber - Town of Taber
Turner Valley - Town of Turner Valley Website
Turner Valley is a picturesque community nestled in the foothills of the majestic Canadian Rocky Mountains
only 35 minutes from Calgary and on the edge of Kananaskis Country. Turner Valley is the birthplace of
Alberta's oil and gas industry, the site of the 1914 Dingman #1 well that began Calgary's first oil boom. Turner
Valley boasts a remarkable history as not only the first major oilfield in Alberta but at one time the largest oil
producer in the British Empire. Along with its quaint shops, artisan studios and breathtaking scenery, tourism
is a major economic force in Turner Valley along with its growing artisan population who have been attracted to move to the area to enjoy the magnificent scenery and breathe the fresh mountain air.
Prairies2peaks
The area goes from the Town of Bowden (Hwy 587) in the north, east to Highway 805 (1 km east of the
Hamlet of Torrington), south to the Cremona/Water Valley area, and west to the National Park boundaries.
Some of Alberta's best kept secrets can be found in P2P Country. Get away from the crowds of the national
parks and explore the west country around Sundre, Bearberry, James River, and the Forestry Trunk area.
Perfect spots for bird watching, hiking, trail riding, and great photo opportunities of flora and fauna. Reserve a campsite and discover some of Alberta's beautiful natural areas.
West Edmonton Mall - größte Einkaufsmeile der Welt [ 2004 ]
Die Mall beherbergt unter Anderem den "Waterpark", ein Wellenbad mit über 10 Rutschen, das "Galaxi-Land",
welches der größte Indoor-Freizeitpark der Welt ist, eine Eislaufbahn und ein Kino.
Skiing and snowboarding
An der Westgrenze der Provinz dominieren die östlichen Ausläufer der Rocky Mountains.
Banff - Banff.com
The resort town of Banff is located in the Banff National Park and offers visitors a full range of services, facilities and recreational opportunities
Lake Louise
Lake Louise Ski area and the village of Lake Louise are located in Banff National Park, approximately 115 miles (184 Kms) west of Calgary, Alberta, and 36 miles (60 Kms) west of the town of Banff
Jasper
Mont Tremblant
Tremblant - several times voted the No.1 Ski Resort in Eastern North America by Ski Magazine
Cuisine - Kanadische Küche
Probieren Sie z. B. Wildschwein, Elch, Bison und Karibu mit einer Beilage aus dem frischestem Gemüse.
Besuchen Sie die Ost- oder Westküste, denn dort sind Fisch und Meeresfrüchte Trumpf. Testen Sie die Tee
-Variationen in Manitoba oder genießen Sie die weltoffene und multikulturelle Esskultur in den Großstädten.
Befeuchten Sie Ihre Kehle mit einem leckeren Tröpfchen von kanadischen Weingütern oder spülen Sie Ihren Durst mit einem Gläschen Bier herunter.
 Canadian Bison Association - A taste of North America
A recipe collection featuring the many ways bison can be prepared and served, from hors d'oeuvres to soups and stews, to steaks, roasts, and ground meat.
It's called A Taste of North America: Bison...Nature's Best is Back. Filled with more than 50 recipes, it also includes cooking tips for bison meat, and is available in English and French.
Recipe Source - Canadian Recipes
American French Genealogical Society - French-Canadian Recipes
Geschichte Kanadas
Unabhängigkeit: 1. Juli 1867 [ von Grossbritannien ]
Geschichte von Kanada - Wikipedia
Der erste Versuch einer europäischen Besiedlung erfolgte durch die Wikinger unter Leif Erikson um 1000. Die
Siedlung hatte jedoch nicht lange Bestand. Die erste dauerhafte Siedlung gründeten, mit Québec, die
Franzosen 1608. Nach mehreren Kriegen zwischen Frankreich und England fielen alle nordamerikanischen Kolonien 1763 an die englische Krone
Heritage Canada Foundation - see heritage links
"...preserve and demonstrate and to encourage the preservation and demonstration of the nationally
significant historic, architectural, natural and scenic heritage of Canada with a view to stimulating and promoting the interest of the people of Canada in that heritage."
Musik, Kultur & Entertainment
GKS - Gesellschaft für Kanada-Studien e.V.
Gemeinnützige Vereinigung mit dem Ziel der Förderung der Kanadistik in Forschung und Lehre.
Culture.ca - Canada's Cultural Gateway
Explore, find, share the creativity and diversity of Canadian culture on-line
The riches of Canada's museums, galleries, archives and libraries | Thousands of links, articles and
testimonials related to Canada's culture and heritage | First-rate reference collections such as the Canadian
Encyclopedia Online | News of cultural events happening across Canada |The National Library of Canada's on-line reference service.
Canadian Encyclopedia
Portalseiten / Alberta Suchmaschine / Webverzeichnis
Everything Alberta - Alberta's Search Engine and Online Community
Canada-for-you.com - Online Magazine
Im Canada-for-you Online Magazin finden Sie nicht nur aktuelle Berichte und News aus Canadas Provinzen,
sondern auch Artikel die sich mit den weniger bekann-ten Aspekten von Canada befassen: mit Kunst, Kultur und Gesellschaft, mit First Nations, den Inuit und mit Canadas faszinierender Natur.
Kanada Urlaubsplaner
1001 Kanada Unterkünfte, Veranstalter, Attraktionen und Informationen im Kanada Urlaubsplaner von Kanada News.
Canadian Yellow pages - Kanadische GelbeSeiten
Telephone Guide Canada
Travelcanada.ca
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