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Attractions abound in this massive downtown park, a veritable rain forest within a metropolis. To name just a few of the activities and attractions: the Children's Farmyard, Miniature Railway, tennis courts, beaches, children's... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Searlait said
… to walk back to Stanley Park and visit the Aquarium, where a new Beluga whale baby was the main… continue reading »
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Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Center has become one of the biggest in North America. Inside you'll find more than 8,000 aquatic animals, hailing from as far away as the Arctic and the Amazon. The newly opened Pacific Canada... more
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A walk through Stanley Park guarantees getting acquainted with nature in just three hours. Rough it out on trails, drink in the pure forest atmosphere, study the diverse flora and fauna, and learn about the various trees in the... more
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One of Vancouver's most chic rooms is found in the lobby of the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver. This elegant spot is a luxurious lounge and wine bar. The interiors of the 900 West Lounge have glowing chandeliers and plush chairs, and... more
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The Tragically Hip, Blue Rodeo and k.d. lang got their big breaks here. For decades, this small, second-floor downtown club has been home to famous performers playing everything from folk and country to jazz and rockabilly. The... more
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Dotted with character homes, coffee shops, delis and cheap grocers; "The Drive" is now a colorful, richly diverse street experience. Originally, the street was most famous as "Little Italy." It now supports every sort of ethnic... more
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Considered one of the best planetariums in North America, this 1968-built structure has had many transformations. Aside from the planetarium and observatory, HR Macmillan Space Center also features the Cosmic Courtyard hands-on... more
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Known as the second largest in North America, Vancouver's Chinatown is a colorful area filled with exotic wonders. The profusion of markets and stores sells everything from star fruit, gai lan, ginseng, herbal medicine and tea... more
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This part of downtown got its name from saloon owner 'Gassy Jack' Deighton, who was a rather chatty fellow. In case anyone doubts the true root of the area's title, there is a large statue of this historical figure on Water Str... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Trumble+Hannah said
… of homeless people but they generally left us alone. Went down into Gastown, very picturesque, especially when… continue reading »
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This is the only full-sized classical Chinese garden outside China. It employs the ancient techniques of the Ming Dynasty, condensing the serenity of the mountain, streams, valleys and hills into an urban sanctuary. Every niche... more
Delta Travel Experiences
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Vancouver's "rich" suburb
Vancouver does stand up to its reputation of being diverse, culturally rich and traditionally varied, and one of its lesser known te... Continue reading »
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First stop Vancouver
Arrived in Vancouver yesterday safe and sound, the flight was actually not as bad as I thought it would be, have met loads of people in t... Continue reading »
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So is Vancouver like Melbourne?
So the question is: "Is Vancouver really like Melbourne?"Well at a first glance "Yes it is" the postcards pictures of the city at night,... Continue reading »
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Day 2: Oh Ca-na-da!!!
Well the day started at 7.30am with a hunt for food!! I mooched down the road and found a supermarket, so I popped in and bought so... Continue reading »
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Vancouver and Whistler
To break the long journey home from Fiji we decided to spend a few days in Vancouver. We had heard that its a great city to visit and we... Continue reading »
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