No trip to British Columbia is complete without a stop in its capital city of Victoria. We’ve blogged before about the city’s cultural and sightseeing opportunities – but you’re going to need some food in between all that exploring. Thankfully, Victoria is home to an impressive culinary scene that appeals to all appetites and taste […]
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6 must-visit spots in Vancouver’s Davie Village
It’s June and that means it’s Pride month! To celebrate we’ve decided to take you on a tour of Davie Village, Vancouver’s LGBTQ+ neighbourhood. Technically, Davie Village is the stretch of Davie Street between Burrard and Jervis Streets – but good things come in small packages! Here are the top six spots to visit in […]
5 Chinese historical sites in British Columbia
Chinese immigrants have been integral to the development of British Columbia. Travellers from the Far East started arriving in 1788, and these days there are more than 40 historical sites connected to British Columbia’s Chinese community (as well as a Chinatown in both Victoria and Vancouver). Forty sites might be too much to get through […]
A wine guide to Vancouver Island
We’ve already written about the delectable selection of wineries in the famous Okanagan Valley. While it is undoubtedly British Columbia’s top wine region, Vancouver Island shouldn’t be forgotten about either. The island is home to 37 licensed wineries, many of which offer tours and boast their own restaurants. Most of the wineries are located north […]
Top 5 Fall Activities in Whistler
Whistler is known for being a world-class skiing destination, with over two million slope-seekers visiting every year for the adventure of a lifetime. However, winter isn’t the only time in which Whistler comes into its own. Known as ‘Shoulder Season’, autumn in Whistler is the perfect time to visit as life has slowed down and […]
5 day trips from Vancouver
Vancouver is an amazing city in its own right; but it’s also a gateway to some of Canada’s most iconic natural wonders and quaint tourist towns. We’ve even blogged once before about the ski slopes that lie less than an hour from Vancouver’s city centre. And we completely recommend that visitors to Vancouver hire a […]
What you’ll find in Vancouver’s Stanley Park
Stanley Park is must-visit while on a city break to Vancouver. Unlike other city-centre parks located in a large urban sprawl, this stretch of green is way more than just leafy shrubs. In fact, it’s a great day out within itself and we recommend everyone sets aside some time to explore it. Here’s just a […]
How to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday in Vancouver
We’ve already blogged about Vancouver’s love for a festival, so it’s no surprise that the biggest city in British Columbia is going large for Canada’s 150th birthday celebrations. While Vancouver is definitely a great place to visit every year and has plenty to see and do, anyone stopping by in 2017 will have an extra-long […]
13 festivals that take place in Vancouver every year
It sounds as though we’re banging the same drum when we say Canada loves a festival. But Canada does really love a festival and the city of Vancouver is no exception. Throughout the year Vancouver hosts an endless amount of events and we can’t list all of them within one blog post. But to give […]
What to see and do in Vancouver’s Chinatown
A Chinatown is a staple neighbourhood in many large metropolitan cities and Vancouver boasts Canada’s largest. Located north of False Creek, you’ll find these Asian-inspired streets just east of the trendy Gastown district. Home to delicious Chinese restaurants and cafés, scenic gardens and historical monuments we recommend that everyone spends at least one afternoon absorbing […]