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Archive for November, 2008

Gastown is a tourist hot spot
Gastown is where Vancouver all started, back in 1867 (for more details on Gastown’s history, click here).  Its core area is pretty much all contained within four blocks of Water St., between Richards St. and Carrall St.  Trendy boutiques and galleries, restaurants, and souvenir shops line up the cobblestoned pavement [...]

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Dr. Sun Yat-Sen’s Classical Chinese Garden is a small, but beautiful and authentic garden that is incredibly rich in tradition and history.
Make sure you take the guided tour.  Knowing all the intricate details that went behind the building of this garden will make you appreciate it so much more, and makes the admission fee (10$ [...]

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No, this is not the AquaBus, unfortunately… It’s just nestled beside the AquaBus’ waiting area at the Yaletown Marina.
The AquaBus runs a mini-cruise which, at 6$ per adult and 4$ per children/senior, is an inexpensive way to enjoy the wonderful sights surrounding False Creek. Note that the official web site mentions that this mini-cruise [...]

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Canada Place, as seen from the SeaBus
The 12 minute SeaBus ride across Burrard Inlet is a fun and inexpensive way to get great views of Canada Place and Stanley Park on the way to “North Van” (as people call it here). And once you exit the SeaBus terminal, you can enjoy postcard-like views of the city and [...]

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Sunsets at English Bay are spectacular!!! The best way to experience the sunset, in my opinion, is over a romantic dinner in one of the few waterfront restaurants near the corner of Denman St. and Beach Av.  If you’re on a budget, picnicking alongside the sandy beach works too. And if that doesn’t [...]

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