Downtown Edmonton
Canada
Downtown Edmonton connects to 1164 places across 13 topics through 42 Bunkabop connections, with strong clusters in transportation, landmarks, and education. Its LRT network is a recurring thread: the Metro Line, opened in 2015, links MacEwan University, Royal Alexandra Hospital, and NAIT to the downtown core. The area ties to sports venues like Commonwealth Stadium and Northlands Coliseum, and to civic history through the Alberta Legislature's early sittings in 1906 and 1907. The Art Gallery of Alberta, opened in 2010, anchors its art connections. Shared ties run heavily to Edmonton, Alberta and other Canadian provinces.
Royal Alexandra Hospital, Edmonton
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: Edmonton, Alberta | Prince Charles, Edmonton
Alberta Legislature
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: Northern Alberta | Manning, Alberta
Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: Bellevue, Edmonton | Clareview Town Centre, Edmonton
Northlands Coliseum
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: Bellevue, Edmonton | Clareview Town Centre, Edmonton
Metro Line
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: St. Albert, Alberta | McCauley, Edmonton | Griesbach, Edmonton
Kingsway Mall
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: Prince Rupert, Edmonton | Prince Charles, Edmonton | Central McDougall
Edmonton Public School Board
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: Edmonton, Alberta | McQueen, Edmonton | Lynnwood, Edmonton | Satoo, Edmonton
Hotel Macdonald
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: Canada | Indiana | Edmonton, Alberta | Saskatchewan
community hall
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: Fort Assiniboine | Govenlock | Van Zandt, Washington | Vicarstown, Ireland | Little Smoky
post-secondary education
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: South Ossetia | Vernon, British Columbia | Clovis, New Mexico | Hobe Sound, Florida | Pineville, Kentucky
History of Edmonton
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: Alaska | Edmonton, Alberta | Saskatchewan | Downtown Core
Art Gallery of Alberta
Connects Downtown Edmonton to: Los Angeles, California | Canada | Cardiff, Wales | Edmonton, Alberta | Saskatchewan