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A Visit to Stanley Park is a Must

Stanley Park is one of Vancouver’s most popular tourist destinations, featuring more than 1,000 acres of land right in the middle of the city’s downtown. It has been open since 1888 and has surpassed Central Park in terms of size. Millions of visitors are drawn to the park each year.
Much of Stanley Park is made up of natural forest, consisting of fir, cedar and spruce trees. There are also several bodies of water within the park, including Beaver Lake and Beaver Creek.

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Posted by admin on May 12 2013 under Uncategorized | Comments Off |



Guided Tours Exploring Vancouver’s North Shore

Vancouver’s North Shore is nestled between the scenic shores of English Bay and the Coast Mountains. Everyday life is defined by boundless outdoor adventure, and visitors can spend days exploring the mountains and seashore. Guided tours are a great way to see the North Shore, and most tours introduce visitors to these attractions.

The Capilano Suspension Bridge is the most popular attraction in Greater Vancouver. The 450-foot bridge sways over 230 feet above the rushing Capilano River. The hike through the

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Posted by admin on Mar 22 2013 under Uncategorized | Comments Off |



Where to Stay When Visiting Vancouver

With literally hundreds of hotels, motels, and bed & breakfast inns scattered throughout the greater Vancouver area, it’s often difficult to decide which to choose. For the traveler who spares no expense, the city offers high-end hotels downtown and near the water. If you are on a budget, there is no shortage of chain motels. For a more intimate, homelike experience, choose one of the inns in the outskirts or in an older neighborhood with Victorian homes.

Rosewood Hotel Georgia and Fairmont Pacific Rim are arguably two of Vancouver’s most elegant hotels, offering luxury accommodations, stellar service, and

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Posted by admin on Mar 21 2013 under Uncategorized | Comments Off |



Vancouver Offers Exciting City Sightseeing Tours

Taking a sightseeing tour is a great way to experience the top attractions in Vancouver in just one afternoon. Start your tour in Granville Island, where more than 70 eateries offer up some of Canada’s finest foods. Sample the artisan sake from the island’s winery, feast on fresh produce straight from the summer farmers’ market and have a drink at the country’s first microbrewery.

Next, head over to the Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia. Over 600,000 archeological and ethnographic artifacts from around the world are on display, and the First Nations exhibit details Vancouver’s history through native artwork

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Posted by admin on Mar 18 2013 under Uncategorized | Comments Off |



Enjoy the Fabulous Cuisine of Vancouver

While in Vancouver, don’t forget to check out the remarkable local cuisine in some of the area’s great restaurants and local markets. With so many offerings to choose from, you might have trouble deciding where to start – so here are some suggestions.

Asian influences abound in this city on the Pacific Rim, and that includes food. Whether you have a craving for the Japanese-style tapas known as izakayas, or you want a Japa

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Posted by admin on Mar 15 2013 under Uncategorized | Comments Off |




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