The official website of the Town of Banff. We are a municipality located in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks – a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Check Banff & Lake Louise Tourism's website for travel planning, upcoming events and tips on what not to miss while you're in Banff. Buy a National Park Pass Purchase a day pass to Banff National Park or a Discovery Pass, which provides entry into more than 100 national parks, national marine conservation areas and national historic sites ...

The Town of Banff is located inside Banff National Park, Canada’s first and the world’s third national park, established in 1885. The park itself is 6,641 square kilometres (2,564 square miles); 96 percent of the park is wilderness.

Banff has a rich and vibrant cultural and natural history, recognized globally by the United Nations, which designated the area of the Canadian Rockies as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. Housing in Banff. Get tools and resources to help you buy or rent a home in the Town of Banff.

Banff National Park, established in 1885, is Canada’s oldest national park. Parks Canada sets guidelines to preserve the natural beauty and ecological history of this region. The Town of Banff is a municipality that lies within Banff National Park and residents and visitors are required to abide by these guidelines.

Discover Banff's local community events, from rummage sales to art shows and lantern skates. Join us for fun, family-friendly gatherings year-round! National Indigenous Peoples Day. Activities in Banff for National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21. …

Banff has a rich and vibrant cultural and natural history, recognized globally by the United Nations, which designated the area of the Canadian Rockies as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.

Things to do and see in Banff. Check out some of the popular attractions in Banff, from the gondola to lake cruises and more. Sulphur Mountain Gondola; Upper Hot Springs; Cave and …

Discover Banff's local community events, from rummage sales to art shows and lantern skates. Join us for fun, family-friendly gatherings year-round!

The Town of Banff is developed an Indigenous Framework with an emphasis on building relationships, education and action, to be a guiding policy document to assist the municipality in being respectful, cooperative, and active partners in the process of reconciliation.