Located at the northwestern edge of downtown Vancouver, it is easily accessible from the centre of everything. Hit up a bike rental shop and grab some wheels to take you along the paths or take in the views on foot. To check out the map of the park visit the website here. Or you can carry on to Granville Island on the cutest little rainbow coloured ferry. Granville Island Public Market is home to 50 different vendors and stalls ranging from fresh fish, produce, cheesemongers, baked goods and so much more.
Granville Island Brewery is a must for any beer lover, with awesome tours of the brewery, a great menu and a range of tasting flights to enjoy too. Expect this to be true more so on sunny days, making it the perfect kind of place to sit on a patio and watch the world go by. Perfectly named for the incredible sunsets that happen, Sunset Beach is a great place to post up with a picnic and watch the sky explode.
If you fancy good drinks to go with your sunset head to Cactus Club Davie Street. There are tonnes of places to eat as well, so find any restaurant that takes your fancy and grab a seat. As one of the biggest cities in Canada, Vancouver plays host to some pretty impressive shopping opportunities.
From unique souvenir shops to independent boutiques and of course the big shopping centre with several floors of everything you can imagine. This west coast city is famous for its mountains but you may be surprised to hear that it is also home to dozens of beaches too, all of which have spectacular views. Tons of volleyball nets are set up on the beach, and there is a huge green space parallel to the shore great for picnics and BBQs too. Cruise along the bike path from Kits east towards Jericho Beach for a quieter vibe and a great place to watch fireworks on Canada Day.
Even if the weather is not super warm, these are all great places to check out the views and go for a walk. Stop into The Namm for a fantastic vegetarian feed to fuel you up before heading to one of the prettiest places in the city. Situated on the adorably named Little Mountain sits acres of gorgeous greenery known as Queen Elizabeth Park. Named after Queen Elizabeth herself for an impending visit in , the views here are definitely fit for a queen.
The park is free to enter and has tons of trails to explore, a cool waterfall in the middle, a conservatory and even tennis courts. The views here are gorgeous year-round, and especially lovely in Autumn when the leaves start to turn golden and red. Check out Smoking Lily , an independent boutique or Assembly of Text for all your quirky stationery needs. Check out this site to find tickets. There is still 1 full day left on your 3 Days in Vancouver itinerary and you best believe the best is definitely saved for last!
But the best way is to get up close and personal with them. Why not hop on the SeaBus to North Vancouver , the quickest way and the most scenic way to get there. And just a few blocks away is Waterfront Park , the perfect place to take your finds from the market for a nice picnic and to soak in the views. Or if you want a nice place to take your coffee and go for a stroll, Tilford Gardens ticks all those boxes. Three acres of themed gardens, sculpture gardens and beautiful views will be sure to make your last morning in Vancouver so much better.
Suspend your senses at the Capilano Suspension Bridge. Buy your ticket ahead of time here. This park is home to an equally impressive suspension bridge, but not nearly as high or long as Capilano and is free to visit. Monday, 6th September Pam Forrest. Read more. Explore Your Senses in Canada Exploring Canada offers much more than its photo-ready landscapes and iconic wildlife. Defined by vivid colours, distinctive scents and unforgettable tastes it is an assault on the senses - find out how by using all your senses you can fully appreciate everything this diverse destination has to offer.
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