Guidebook for Vancouver
Arts & Culture
Just one block from the suite, interesting exhibits, cheap Tuesday nights, and a lovely cafe with outdoor terrace.
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Vancouver Art Gallery
750 Hornby StJust one block from the suite, interesting exhibits, cheap Tuesday nights, and a lovely cafe with outdoor terrace.
Essentials
Just up the street, groceries, toiletries and everything you need. Small cafe offers soups, salads and sandwiches for eat- in or take- out.
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IGA
2286 W BroadwayJust up the street, groceries, toiletries and everything you need. Small cafe offers soups, salads and sandwiches for eat- in or take- out.
Sightseeing
Vancouver's gem! Walk the Seawall, picnic in the park, relax on one of the beaches, fine dine at the Teahouse or coffee at Prospect Point, visit the Aquarium or take the miniature train.
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Parque Stanley
610 Pipeline RdVancouver's gem! Walk the Seawall, picnic in the park, relax on one of the beaches, fine dine at the Teahouse or coffee at Prospect Point, visit the Aquarium or take the miniature train.
Take the Seabus across to the North Shore and stroll the the Quay shops and cafes, and lower Lonsdale St. Local artisans and farmers market during the summer. Brushstrokes Gallery on the second floor show local artists paintings.
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Lonsdale Quay Hotel
123 Carrie Cates CtTake the Seabus across to the North Shore and stroll the the Quay shops and cafes, and lower Lonsdale St. Local artisans and farmers market during the summer. Brushstrokes Gallery on the second floor show local artists paintings.
Take the Gondola to the mountain top any time of year. Spring and Summer: zip-line, wildlife refuge, grizzly bears, wolves, eagles, Lumberjack Show, and the infamous Grouse Grind hike (not for beginners!). Winter: ski, snowshoe, outdoor ice skate, fine dine or cafe.
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Grouse Mountain
6400 Nancy Greene WayTake the Gondola to the mountain top any time of year. Spring and Summer: zip-line, wildlife refuge, grizzly bears, wolves, eagles, Lumberjack Show, and the infamous Grouse Grind hike (not for beginners!). Winter: ski, snowshoe, outdoor ice skate, fine dine or cafe.