
Things To Do
Things To Do

Local Taphouse
Local Taphouse in Lethbridge is a go-to spot for great food, refreshing drinks, and a relaxed atmosphere–perfect for breakfast, lunch, or a casual night out with friends.

Logan Boulet Arena
This arena is home ot Lethbridge's Minor Hockey Legue!

Luigi's Pizza & Steakhouse North
Family-owned since 1974, Luigi's Pizza & Steakhouse in Lethbridge offers delicious, locally sourced dishes, making it a must-visit for anyone craving that Southern Alberta flavour.

Luigi's Steakhouse
Luigi's Steakhouse has been locally owned and operated in Lethbridge for over 30 years!

Macao Imperial Tea
Do you enjoy milk teas and sweet treats? Try Macao Imperial Tea!

Magrath Golf Club
This course is perfect for golf lovers with beautiful scenery and the right amount of challenge!
Makisu Sushi
Makisu Sushi in Lethbridge offers delicious Japanese cuisine, featuring creative sushi, noodles, rice bowls, and unique dishes like sushi pizza and fried squid.

MAMA LA
A modern Vietnamese eatery in West Lethbridge beloved for generous portions, authentic bowls, and a fresh, wholesome menu with vegan and gluten-free options.

Mariners Cove Water Park and Wave Pool in the Holiday Inn
Mariner's Cove Water Park and Wave Pool is a great place for family fun.

Max Bell Regional Aquatic Centre
For students and community members alike, the Max Bell Regional Aquatic Centre has something for everyone.

Meadow Lane Candy & Gift Shop
Meadow Lane Candy and Gifts is a great place to find unique treats and novelty items.

Mediterranean Mazza Bar
Mediterranean Mazza Bar offers some of the freshest and best Mediterranean food in Lethbridge!

Melcor Centre
A dynamic two-storey professional and retail hub in downtown Lethbridge, home to health services, offices, shops, and dining, with an adjoining 11-storey office tower.

MIlitary Museum / Vimy Ridge Armoury
A free-admission museum in the Vimy Ridge Armoury at Lethbridge Airport, showcasing Southern Alberta’s military history from 1899 to the present—open Wednesdays 12–4 PM and by appointment.

Milkman Milk Bar
A bright, playful ice cream parlour offering rotating handcrafted flavours and classic treats in a vibrant, art-filled space.
MISH Fashion & Swim
MISH Fashion and Swim is a great shop for those looking for trendy and modest clothing options.

Modern Chinese
Casual Cantonese-style restaurant offering a diverse menu of fresh, traditional Chinese dishes, buffet options, and generous portions.

Mojo's Pub & Grill
Mojo's Pub & Grill in west Lethbridge is your go-to destination for affordable meals, handcrafted drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere. It is perfect for brunch, casual drinks, and connecting with friends and family.

Monique's En'4th Fashion Boutique
Monique's is a Lethbridge boutique offering high-quality fashion and accessories that help every woman look and feel confident, stylish, and empowered.

Moxie's Grill and Bar
Moxies is one of the best premium casual restaurants in Lethbridge.

Mr. Mike's Steakhouse Casual
Mr. Mikes Steakhouse Casual offers two experiences under one roof. Enjoy a casual meal with family or a fun filled dinner with friends!

Mt. Everest Restaurant
Mt. Everest is a Nepalese restaurant in Lethbridge offering authentic cuisine with rich, aromatic flavours, friendly service, and unbeatable prices.

Nakagama's
Nakagama's Japanese Foods and Giftware have been serving Lethbridge since 1947 in order to bring you a rich cultural experience right in Lethbridge.

Naturistas
Naturistas has a wide variety of goods and services with sustainable, ethical, and healthy products.

New Hope YQL Floral & Botanical
New Hope YQL is a locally owned and operated family buisiness on the West side of Lethbridge.
UNESCO Sites

Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park
Writing-on-Stone (Aísínai'pi) is one of the oldest standing cultural sites of the Indigenous people in all of Canada. Walk among towering hoodoos and discover beautiful rock drawings to get a glimpse into the past of the Indigenous people of Canada.

Waterton Glacier International Peace Park
Waterton Lakes National Park (Paahtómahksikimi) is a UNESCO site, a World Heritage Site and International Peace Park. From thrilling heights to beautiful sights, Waterton Lakes National Park is loved by tourists and locals alike.

Dinosaur Provincial Park
Dinosaur Provincial Park is your place to find some of the best-preserved and most significant concentrations of prehistoric fossils worldwide.
Major Attractions

Casa
The gallery at Casa showcases a multitude of art and craft from Southern Alberta and regularly hosts film screenings, art documentaries, community projects, and artist talks to encourage connection, engagement, and celebration in Lethbridge and beyond.

Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden
Nikka Yuko translates roughly to Japan-Canada friendship.
Designed by revered landscape architects from Osaka Prefecture University, Nikka Yuko unites traditional Japanese garden landscapes with greenery native to Southern Alberta. Wander along intricate pathways and discover unique sculptures and architecture, each made in Kyoto by local artisans, then shipped to Lethbridge. A tranquil oasis nestled in the heart of southern Alberta, the garden offers a unique, immersive cultural experience that will transport you to a serene world of Japanese tradition, beauty, and harmony.
One of the highlights of the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden is the multitude of special events throughout the year, including the famous Winter Light Festival. Other events include Yoga in the Garden, Long Table Dinner, Setsubun Festival, Picnic in the Garden, and more, including regular programming of traditional demonstrations, Japanese language lessons, and origami workshops, to name a few.
Relatively new to the Nikka Yuko garden is the Bunka Centre (bunka meaning culture). The centre endeavours to engage the community and guests through cultural experiences and programs offered while also providing space for the community to celebrate and gather for their own cultural purposes, events, and activities.

Fort Whoop-Up
Originally called Fort Hamilton—the name Whoop-Up was a nickname that ended up sticking—this replica of the original fur trading fort tells the story of the region and the people who lived here in the late 1800s.
Learn about the buffalo robe and illegal whisky trade as you discover how the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot), First Nations, Métis, Canadians, Americans, and British all had an influence on the culture and politics of the time (including the stories of a few notorious characters).
At Fort Whoop-Up, you can experience tours (both guided and self-guided), exhibits, wagon rides, a gift shop, and more. If you're interested in the history of Southern Alberta, a visit to Fort Whoop-Up is a must.