Vancouver
Although the Pacific northwest is famous for rain, Vancouver also boasts seasons that are bright with glorious sunshine. Sunglasses, sidewalk bistros, and strolls along the beach are as much a way of life as are puddles and umbrellas . A city with the most temperate climate in Canada is always prepared for rain or sun.
Vancouverites consider themselves blessed to be living among dense forests, lush parks, and immense mountains. Many of Vancouver's most popular and established tourist attractions capitalize on their nearness to nature.
Snowboards and skis abound in the winter. Vancouver has been chosen as host to the 2010 Winter Olympic games and is a preferred setting for the shooting of many Hollywood films. Numerous arts festivals, gourmet restaurants, coffeehouses, and fitness centres give evidence that Vancouver is a city in full bloom, ever expanding, ever colourful and vibrant.
New buildings include General Motors Place, where our hockey team, the Vancouver Canucks, and our new lacrosse franchise, the Vancouver Ravens, play their home games. The Vancouver International Airport has doubled in size to meet the millions of visitors that arrive on Vancouver's shores. More recently, the Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre has begun an expansion project that will triple its capacity for world class exhibition and event gatherings.
Ask one of Pacific Coach Lines' friendly Customer Service Agents about how we can help you put together a package complete with the best of this city and Victoria.
| Highlights in Vancouver | ||||||||
Accommodations |
||||||||
|
||||||||
Restaurants |
||||||||
|
||||||||
Tourist Info |
||||||||
|
||||||||
Tours |
||||||||
|
|
