Legislative Assembly of Alberta – Visitor Centre – Edmonton, AB

Gateway to Democracy

The Legislative Assembly Visitor Centre, located on the main floor of the Queen Elizabeth II Building, serves as the educational and welcome hub for the Alberta Legislature grounds. It invites the public to explore the province’s parliamentary history and democratic process through interactive exhibits and tours. This centre is the starting point for guided tours of the Legislature Building.

Attractions and Learning

• The Pehonan Theatre: An immersive 4D theatre experience offering a film that celebrates the history and culture of Alberta.
• Borealis Gallery: A space featuring rotating exhibits that showcase local art, history, and culture.
• Democracy Discovery Centre: Interactive displays designed to teach visitors about the roles of government and active citizenship.
• Capital Gifts: A shop offering Alberta-branded souvenirs and local artisan products.

Visitor Protocols

Security is paramount at the Legislature. All visitors aged 18 and over must present valid government-issued photo ID to enter. Airport-style security screening is in effect; bags, food, and water bottles are typically not permitted in secure areas. Visitors are advised to leave backpacks and large items at home or in their vehicles.