1. Tourists arriving to Edmonton International Airport have to consider that it isn’t connected to the city by public transport. For 15 dollars you can get to the city center by bus; taxi would cost about 4 times more.
2. Travelers who have enough time and want to visit nearby cities are recommended to use Greyhound intercity buses. Comfortable buses are ready to take passengers to any place of interest as soon as possible.
3. The main form of public transport in Edmonton is bus; the most popular routes cruise the city from 5:00 am to 1:00 am. You can also travel by high-speed trains; bus and train tickets cost about the same, about $2.8.
4. Edmonton is sure to appeal to those who prefer two-wheeled transport. The city has lots of bike rentals; you can travel by two-wheelers all over the city. Local people don’t leave their bikes even in winter, although it isn’t so good to spin the pedals in the cold weather.
6. A selection of hotels in Edmonton is huge, so you can find both budget and luxurious hotels literally in every area. Hotels located close to the downtown are the most expensive. It is worth noting that it’s easy to get from remote areas to the city center.
7. Many museums and cultural sites are admission-free and that will certainly please thrifty tourists. It is also worth noting that during many festivals and events most of the activities are free too.
Edmonton is home to a huge number of interesting festivals and national holidays; the cultural calendar of the city is simply amazing because of an abundance of cultural activities. There … 
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