Welcome to Lougheed House
National and Provincial Historic Site and Museum

  • “Operator, please!
        Lougheed House, 22!”
    When you visit Lougheed House, you’ll be immersed in Calgary’s history. The Lougheeds had one of the first telephones in our city. Take the tour and be a part of the fascinating local history of Lougheed House.
  • “Please meet our knight
        in shining armor.”
    When you visit Lougheed House, you’ll be amazed to find out that Sir James Lougheed was the only Albertan ever to be knighted. Take the tour and be a part of the fascinating Royal history of Lougheed House.
  • “Ladies and gentlemen,
        The Prince of Wales.”
    When you visit Lougheed House, you’ll be flabbergasted at who else has walked through our hallways through the years. Take the tour and be a part of the exquisite Royal history of Lougheed House.

Built in 1891 and originally known as Beaulieu, the French for beautiful place, Lougheed House is now a National Historic Site located in the Beltline district of Calgary, Alberta. Lougheed House is operated by Lougheed House Conservation Society, an independent, non-profit society, devoted to the restoration and public enjoyment of the historic House and its Gardens. Today thousands of visitors from around the world come to take a historic tour of the building, to enjoy lunch or brunch in The Restaurant, and to find the perfect gift in Treasures Gift Shop. The society also runs a variety of School programs, and the house is available to hire for private events such as weddings and Christmas parties.