Castrol Raceway and Chinatown in edmonton

Castrol Raceway : Canada’s some of the fastest dragsters perform here at speeds up to 200 miles per hour. In the weekends and evenings, mostly during the summer, drag racing and oval track race meetings are held. Sprint cars, stock cars, and econo-stock car racing are included in the oval track race meetings. Two hours before the events start the gates open approximately. Depending on the event the admission prices varies. You'll find the park, formerly the Labatts Motor Sports Park, off Highway 12 south of Edmonton heading towards Devon. For staying in Edmonton select only hotels in Edmonton.

Chinatown : An ornate red gateway spanning 75 feet across 102nd avenue at 97th street welcomes visitors to where edmonton’s Chinatown used to be. Due to the construction of government buildings and the LRT, Chinatown has since moved east to 95th street, between 102nd and jasper avenues. But the gate is still worth checking out before heading east to find a good Chinese restaurant or check out the local markets. Built by a Chinese master architect, the gateway has eight steel columns and 11,000 ornamental tiles. The gate was built as a symbol of friendship between Edmonton and its sister city, harbin, china.

Citadel Theatre and City of Edmonton Archives in edmonton

Citadel Theatre : Citadel theatre is located in the heart of downtown and is hard to miss. It is a shining building of glass with a striking central block. There are five theatres within: the Shoctor (685 seats), the semicircular Maclab (686 seats), and the "black box" Rice (200 seats), where you will find everything from contemporary plays to classical Shakespeare. There is also the Metro Cinema (in the Zeidler Hall), Tucker Amphitheatre, Lee Pavilion, Foote Theatre School, Kidsplay children's theatre and three multi-function rooms available for rental. For staying in Edmonton select only hotels in Edmonton.
City of Edmonton Archives: As well as housing current and past government records, this centre holds a large collection of historical photographs, a variety of manuscripts, and documents donated by organizations that have contributed to the social history of the city. You may wish to visit for research purposes or just to obtain a better perspective of edmonton’s past. The building can be found north of downtown, just south of the royal alexendra hospital