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Stanley Park Vancouver's Crown Jewel - this park dominates downtown and reminds Vancouver that nature really isn't that far away. |
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VanDusen Botanical
Gardens A great place to go with a camera - the garden is constantly changing through the seasons and has sights to see big and small. |
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False Creek Most of my time in Vancouver I have lived somewhere close to false creek. It has a seawall, three bridges and plenty of opportunities to keep you busy. |
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Chinatown Chinatown is one of the most distinct neighborhoods in Vancouver. Much of the architecture is is distinct and the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden is there, but you really go for the community - the parades, the shopping and the restaurants. |
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View From
My Apartment Back in my "without kids" days, I had a pretty nice view from my apartment. Since my camera was always close by, it was easy to take photos as the weather and seasons changed. |
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Mushrooms Okay, Vancouver is a little wet. Sometimes mushrooms pop up. |
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Vancouver in
Snow Snow in Vancouver is rare (sometimes it skips a year), and it generally only lasts a day or two, so when it does snows (and you know the whole city shuts down), it's nice to get out for a walk. |
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Fireworks Vancouver receives more than it's fair share of fireworks. |
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Flowers in Vancouver Public Parks If you don't mind not paying the entrance fees, Vancouver has many beautiful places to see flowers. |