Port city along the coast of the Burard Peninsula in Western Canada British Columbia,,,,, Vancouver It has been home to First Nations communities for thousands of years. Today, the vibrant metropolis (Canada’s third largest metropolis are all known for their multicultural diversity, stunning natural environments (the mountains surrounding the city), and the booming artistic and culinary scenes. Vancouver is a year-round destination due to the mild weather.
Family will love attractions such as the famous Vancouver Aquarium (don’t miss the sea otter!) and do it on the Capilano suspension bridge. Adults will enjoy hidden gems such as the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art, which pays homage to its eponymous Haida Master Carver, and wonderful food and drinks, from Afghan fares for Zarak, a pleasant neighbor on the hill to Michelin-Reccommented Maenam in Kitsilano. Everyone has something real.
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Art and cultural scenes
Vancouver’s museums, gardens and performing arts experiences can be filled out for a week-long itinerary. Here are some highlights.
The Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia
Browse the towering totem poles, intricate textiles and the famous Bill Reid Crow and the first men The sculpture is carved from a piece of cedar in this impressive glass and concrete museum on the UBC campus. Head outside and stroll on the ground where you will find traditional Hayda houses as well as poles and Musquim house pillars. The museum is also known for its European ceramic collection, which is a bit in contrast to indigenous treasures.
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Vancouver Art Gallery
From vivid mountain and coastal landscapes to contemporary photography, the city center institution has a collection of more than 12,000 works. Of these shares, particularly notable are the paintings of Emily Carr’s indigenous culture and life, who became a key figure in 20th-century Canadian modernism.
Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
In Vancouver’s Chinatown, this tranquil oasis is the first Chinese garden to be built outside of Asia. It is based on Ming-style garden houses, cleverly blending buildings, flora, waterways and stone roads. One hour is enough to explore the space.
Outdoor pursuit
Scenic parks, hiking, kayaking, winter skiing – There is no shortage of outdoor activities in and around Vancouver throughout the year.
Stanley Park
Without hiking or cycling along Stanley Park’s beloved 6-mile sea wall, the seawall runs along the perimeter of a hemlock and cedar-growing park, showing incredible views of the harbor, mountain and city. Rent a bike outside the park or take a tour through Cycle City Vancouver. (If time is limited, even a while to walk, stop and admire the totem poles of Brockton Point.) During the warmer months, Second Beach is a popular picnic spot with sandy shoreline and heated outdoor pool.
Grouse Mountain
Grouse Mountain is Vancouver’s alpine playground, 4,100 feet across the city. Enjoy the bird’s eye’s view as you ride the antenna tram to the top. Summer products include zipline and rope courses, while in winter, ski, ski and snowshoe shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes shoes
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
The 460-foot-long pedestrian suspension bridge spanned the Capilano River and was first built in 1889 and later strengthened in 1956. It sways, sways, and makes visitors excited. The recently added attraction, Treetops Adventure, which includes a series of towering platforms and shorter bridges, does immerse visitors in the forest.
Cooking hot spots
From coffee to sushi to plant-based dining, Vancouver has done well.
Granville Island Public Market
This charming and active market is a great place to try some of this, from spicy dill pickles and lemon squares to bagels and sake. The market also has neighboring buildings dedicated to art and artisans, including a dear broom shop.
International diet and plant-based meals
You can taste the diversity of Vancouver from the table. For Thai flavors, hit Michelin-approved Maenam and order a delicious Tom Kha mushroom soup coated with plenty of lemongrass and Galangal. At Lila, hosted by chef Meeru Dhalwala and restaurateur Shira Blustein, tastes modern Indian bites such as Curried Cheddar Samosas, Black Black chickpeas and zucchini cakes.
Plant-based diners (and their friends) should definitely include people on their itinerary. Think of beet salad, blueberries and hazelnuts, then mint and salsa mecca’s zucchini.
Accommodation: Rosewood Hotel, Georgia
It can be said that the main address of Vancouver, recently renovated Rosewood Hotel, Georgia It is an equal part of history and modernity. Everything about the property is just right from the plank halls of the 1920s to the sprawling elegant rooms (156 in total).
Just the artwork that remains is worth keeping. The hotel team worked with Howard495, a Vancouver-based art consultancy, curated a range of modern Canadian art, including works by Aboriginal artists Moy Sutherland, Ray Natraoro and Sonny Assu. Ask the front desk for a copy of the art map and then stroll through the corridors for painting, sculpture and photography.
Chef David Hawksworth’s Michelin Starred Restaurant has been home in Georgia’s Rosewood Hotel since 2011 and is also a cooking destination.
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