Stanley Park, Vancouver: Forest to Sea
June 3, 2020
Vancouver’s Stanley Park crams quite a bit into its thousand acres, including both old-growth forest and waterfront fun.
Vancouver’s Stanley Park crams quite a bit into its thousand acres, including both old-growth forest and waterfront fun.
On my travelers, I’ve found some interesting art at airports. This piece from Vancouver International Airport is one of the best caricatures I’ve encountered.
Samantha shares some beautiful views of Vancouver from the Lookout Tower atop the Harbour Centre.
The suspension bridge, swaying above the canyon, was a highlight of Samantha’s visit, but there was plenty more to see and do as well.
Recently we were in Vancouver, Canada and we were lucky enough to spend a little bit of time at Queen Elizabeth Park. It is a 130-acre jewel on Little Mountain. It is 152 meters above sea level and is the highest point in Vancouver. We were there on a very beautiful day and enjoyed walking around and soaking up the amazing atmosphere. I was amazed at how many things there were to see and do. Here are a few: Arboretum Celebration Pavilion Bloedel Floral Conservatory Fountains/Plaza Quarry…
Air Canada starts service to Budapest, just one of a string of international expansions for the carrier.
An historic hotel in Vancouver, situated on English Bay, Sylvia Hotel is a great place to stay or get something to eat or drink.
Air Canada is adding a non-stop flight from Vancouver to New Delhi, starting October 20th.
A permanent art fixture on Vancouver Harbor, the Cauldron is there to remind people of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, which the city hosted. Traveling Canuck provides more information.
In 2010 the city of Vancouver hosted the Winter Olympic Games. As part of the official opening ceremonies, which were held indoors at BC Place, a permanent second cauldron was set up outdoors. Located at the Jack Poole Plaza beside the Vancouver Convention Center, the cauldron is set against the beautiful backdrop of the Vancouver Harbour and downtown area as well as the surrounding mountains. After the lighting of the official cauldron in BC Place hockey legend Wayne Gretzky made his way to…
Vancouver’s Stanley Park crams quite a bit into its thousand acres, including both old-growth forest and waterfront fun.
On my travelers, I’ve found some interesting art at airports. This piece from Vancouver International Airport is one of the best caricatures I’ve encountered.
Samantha shares some beautiful views of Vancouver from the Lookout Tower atop the Harbour Centre.
The suspension bridge, swaying above the canyon, was a highlight of Samantha’s visit, but there was plenty more to see and do as well.
Recently we were in Vancouver, Canada and we were lucky enough to spend a little bit of time at Queen Elizabeth Park. It is a 130-acre jewel on Little Mountain. It is 152 meters above sea level and is the highest point in Vancouver. We were there on a very beautiful day and enjoyed walking around and soaking up the amazing atmosphere. I was amazed at how many things there were to see and do. Here are a few: Arboretum Celebration Pavilion Bloedel Floral Conservatory Fountains/Plaza Quarry…
Air Canada starts service to Budapest, just one of a string of international expansions for the carrier.
An historic hotel in Vancouver, situated on English Bay, Sylvia Hotel is a great place to stay or get something to eat or drink.
Air Canada is adding a non-stop flight from Vancouver to New Delhi, starting October 20th.
A permanent art fixture on Vancouver Harbor, the Cauldron is there to remind people of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, which the city hosted. Traveling Canuck provides more information.
In 2010 the city of Vancouver hosted the Winter Olympic Games. As part of the official opening ceremonies, which were held indoors at BC Place, a permanent second cauldron was set up outdoors. Located at the Jack Poole Plaza beside the Vancouver Convention Center, the cauldron is set against the beautiful backdrop of the Vancouver Harbour and downtown area as well as the surrounding mountains. After the lighting of the official cauldron in BC Place hockey legend Wayne Gretzky made his way to…