I liked the locally owned shops there that I would not be able to find anywhere else. I liked watching the foreign films at the historic Princess Theatre.

Whyte Ave. is a great place for family, groups of people and couples. Fun and unique. Great way to spend any day.

By and large, Edmonton is ho hum. However, on our last day there, with time to kill, we headed for Whyte Ave; and the city redeemed itself. Whyte Ave is actually several blocks of 82 street, and is a slice of "old" Edmonton, with funky shops and vibey restaurants. It has loads of atmosphere with an eclectic mix of grunge,... More

Lots of distractions while the women shop. I did happen upon Blackbyrd Myoozik, picked up some vinyl I couldn't find in Vancouver.

Always love to stroll the Avenue in spring and summer. Great for funky gifts or just for people watching. Love to go to the Farmer's market on saturdays.

small shops were packed with quality instruments. Quaint, friendly coffee shops, book stores,etc Whyte avenue has a different atmosphere than the rest of the city.

and taking int he sites! Interesting shops, but my favorite is people watching! Grab a beverage from any of the many coffee places in the area and people watch. Love the Art Walk one of my favorite festivals!

Whyte Ave is an OK spot when the sun is shining. Some interesting shops, the usual chain coffee joints, unoriginal and uninsipred restaurants. Not a bad place to spend an afternoon, but I've seen it done better in almost every major city I've been to. For Edmonton, which has little to no cosmopolitan appeal, it's really the only show in... More

Great area to go on a nice day. Grab a coffee, meal or just stroll down the street. Some good festivals in the area as well