Vancouver Travel Guide
Vancouver |
Vancouver, Canada’s ‘gateway to the Pacific Rim’ and third largest city, is blessed with one of the most beautiful settings in the world. Ocean and mountains su…
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Queen Elizabeth Park
Queen Elizabeth Park
Vancouver's Queen Elizabeth Park has earned a reputation as one of the most beautifully maintained public parks in the world, and is visited by six million people a year. The park also offers…
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Upcoming Events in Vancouver |
 | Festival of Lights 5 Dec 2009 - 4 Jan 2010 (annual) VanDusen Botanical Garden The Festival of Lights creates a magical wonderland across Vancouver's expansive… more... |
 | Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games 12 - 28 Feb 2010 Vancouver Vancouver hosts the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. After a four-year wait, hundreds of… more... |
 | Vancouver Playhouse International Wine Festival Mar 2010 (annual) Vancouver Convention Centre The Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre hosts the annual Vancouver… more... |
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Nightlife |
Vancouver offers nightlife to suit all tastes, including nightclubs, pubs, lounges and karaoke bars. Popular areas for going out include Gastown, Yaletown and around Granville Street, which has become increasingly popular of late. The largest cluster of Vancouver’s gay establishments can be found in the Davie Village, on Davie Street west of Granville Street.In Vancouver, there are also a fair number of members-only clubs catering to all sorts of crowds (many of these have fairly lax membership …
Sightseeing |
Downtown Vancouver is a compact area full of activity, day and night. Robson Square is a focal point, with a series of landscaped terraces, a congress centre and the Vancouver Art Gallery. To the west lie the shops and restaurants of Robson Street, while to the southeast are the renovated warehouses of Yaletown, Vancouver’s ‘Soho’, with its trendy shops, galleries, bars and restaurants. A view of the mountains to the north of the city can be had from Canada Place, which houses the city’s convent…
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