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Stanley Park
posted by rstainforth Stanley Park must be fairly unique. Its an absolutely enormous park in the middle of downtown Vancouver and a place best explored on bicycles. Vancouver is a real city of cyclists and its easy to rent bikes. The park is full of flowers, memorials and totem poles comemorating the aboriginal people of ... more Vancouver Museum
posted by bcribbs This is a really interesting and informative museum about the historical development of Vancouver. Century Plaza Hotel & Spa
posted by redcandy Located in downtown in Vancouver City, this hotel is best for all age groups. This Property has all the basic facilities with especially an exotic spa. This resort is located just few minutes walking distance from the local business district. Few restaurants, pubs and bar are located right nearby an ... more Bosmans Hotel
posted by shravs The Hotel is located near the shopping, tourist attractions and business district. The hotel is newly renovated with fully few style of furniture. The rooms are good and comfortable. The food is very tasty I could say. The varieties of wines are available. Manny people say that here it is very eas ... more The Cannery
posted by DVC_Chris The only place to go for a great seafood dinner in Vancouver is The Cannery. Located right on the city’s waterfront, it has the freshest seafood you would ever want to experience in a funky atmosphere. There is even a nice selection of non seafood dishes for those people who are allergic. |
Vancouver is beautifully situated on the Pacific west coast of Canada, bounded on one side by the ocean and on the other by the stunning Rocky Mountains that rise up to the heavens. It is a relatively new town by most standards but nonetheless has a rich culture to match its natural beauty. How to get there When to go What to do Before you plan your trip let us show you how to get a great deal on your Vancouver flights. Once you've booked up why not use our hotel search to find cheap Vancouver hotels.
Cheap flights to Vancouver from the UK take about 11 hours, so it's by no means a short trip, however, if you know where to look there are lots of options for relatively cheap Vancouver flights. It's served by scheduled airlines direct out of London and Manchester with indirect options from others such as Belfast, Glasgow and Birmingham. In more recent years with the explosion of skiing holidays in nearby Whistler there are also plenty of charter flights during the winter season. Canada is a massive country with a massive array of natural attractions so to explore them properly you'll need to arrange cheap Vancouver car hire.
Vancouver has a pretty extreme climate which can get very hot in summer and very cold in winter so unless you're using it as a stop off either side of your skiing holidays in Canada it's not really the place to visit between November and February or March. Autumn and spring are perfect times to visit and also prime time to find cheap flights to Vancouver - the ski season is done and the school holidays are out of the picture so this is when to find the best value flights. Vancouver in summertime is, however, a picture and being right on the ocean it doesn't suffer quite the same intense heat as an inland city such as Toronto so you may be quite rightly tempted to visit then. It's advisable if at all possible to avoid July and August because of school holiday prices because this is when a flight to Vancouver is at its most expensive.
The city centre is characterised by modern high rise architecture giving it a smart, business like feel while the surrounding districts are full of interesting neighbourhoods and cafe culture. After stepping off your Vancouver flight, the best way to explore is on foot, taking in Gastown, the oldest quarter which is packed full of cafes and shops. Next along is Chinatown, one of the largest in North America, Stanley Park is full of walking trails and a great way to experience the more natural side of the city. Don't miss the famous aquarium there.
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