Friday, December 5, 2008

Vancouver places of interest

This time if you are wondering where to spend your holidays, then head straight to Vancouver. You will enjoy your holiday in the 10th cleanest city in the world. With so many events taking place throughout the year, you sure will have a blast.

• Burnaby Village Museum: The best place to experience a life in the 1920s, Burnaby Village Museum is a traditional BC Electric Railway tram stop village.

• Capilano Suspension Bridge: Experience the thrill as you stand in this bridge which is suspended 230 feet above and 450 feet across Capilano River. Set an encounter with the very heart of the forest.

• Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden: Experience China in this first Ming Dynasty-style classical Chinese garden as you enjoy peace, tranquility and harmony.

• Grouse Mountain: Enjoy a one mile journey at the Grouse Mountain Skyride where you can get to see the World Famous Lumberjack Show, The Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, Birds in Motion Demonstrations and an array of mountain top nature trails.

• Harbour Cruises: Give a new meaning to your vacation in Vancouver as you enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline, the surrounding Coastal Mountain range and several other famous landmarks onboard at Harbour Cruises.

• Hell’s Gate AirTram: You can enjoy the spectacular drive through the scenic Fraser Canyon and its seven highway tunnels.

• Imax Theatre: At the Imax Theatre, people of all ages can have a terrific time watching films that offer larger-than-life-experiences that also entertain, educate and inspire.

• Minter Gardens: Come and lose your senses in Minter Gardens as you admire beautiful flowers and fragrances in this garden.

• Science World: Come and appreciate the wonders of science with interactive displays, hands-on experiments and live demonstrations at Science World at TELUS World of Science.

• Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tours: Explore the beauty of Stanley Park in style as you sit comfortably in old-fashioned horse-drawn vehicles.

• Vancouver Aquarium: Feast your eyes to over 70, 000 fascinating creatures from the Arctic to the Amazon at Vancouver Aquarium.

• Vancouver Lookout: If you love height and would like to sightsee the city in an unconventional way, then Vancouver Lookout is the answer for you. From the top of 50 storeys above the street level, you can see the beautiful Vancouver.

Friday, November 14, 2008

The Sumptuous food of Vancouver

Renowned for its innovative programs and leading in the areas of sustainability, accessibility and inclusivity, Vancouver is recognized as one of the world's most livable cities. Surrounded by spectacular natural beauty, the City of Vancouver can be a good spot for your vacation.

When you are in Vancouver and are fond of food, then Robson Street is recommended. Home to a huge variety of dining choices, Robson Street will not disappoint you. If you love Chinese food, then dine in Shota. Kamei Royal will serve Korean food such as super-fresh sushi, Shabusen, and the grill-your-own Korean BBQ. You can delight your taste bud to fresh seafood and charbroiled steaks at Barkley’s Steak & Seafood Restaurant & Polo Lounge.

After a tiring day having visited downtown attractions and the famous Inner Harbour, you deserve a sumptuous meal at Caffe d’Amore which is located only minutes from the Inner Harbour.

Make your stay meaningful as you combine dining and shopping. Explore the neighborhood as you understand the culture and tradition of the place.

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Vancouver - Blessed with Beautiful Mountains, Azure Oceans and Lovely Beaches

Though Vancouver is named after Captain George Vancouver but the name has been derived from the Dutch word “van Coevorden.” It was settled in the 1860s and has seen its development from a small lumber mill town to a metropolitan city with the arrival of the transcontinental railway. In the present day, Vancouver is a coastal city and the busiest sea-port in Canada. It is located in the Lower Mainland of the British Columbia. It was also voted the “Best City in America for the three consecutive years by Condé Nast Traveler magazine under different categories.

Vancouver is a dynamic city with diverse culture. Even the surrounding area around Vancouver is stunning. It is renowned for scenic park Stanley Park. And you can also take the pleasure of exploring the panoramic view of the city from the North Shore Mountains. Vancouver is also culturally rich as it has museums and galleries like Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver Maritime Museum, Science World and many more which are significant in their own way. Other noted architectural buildings of Vancouver which are worth to see are Christ Church Cathedral, Robson Square, Vancouver Library Square and many more.

Therefore, it cannot be denied that Vancouver is a great place to live which is blessed with beautiful mountains, azure oceans, dense rainforests, extensive parks and lovely beaches.