Discover The Vancouver- 5 Places To Visit And All Fun Things To Do Here

Although the climate in Vancouver is pleasant throughout the year, summers are usually preferred by tourists. Because like other destinations, the city doesn’t have a scorching climate thus wandering to any of the best places to visit in Vancouver is quite comfortable.

And natural wonders around the city make it further a perfect place for all kinds of adventurous activities. Hiking, trekking, kayaking, and many more are the things to do here. All that will keep you closer to Mother Nature. 

5 Places To Visit In Vancouver For Ultimate Summer Holidays 

1. Deep Cove

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However, Deep cover is not crowded with tourists every year because it lacks luxurious hotels and amusing parks. But people craving peace would definitely find it one of the best places to visit in Vancouver. Seasonal concerts and events will uplift your energy. 

Things to do:

The magnificent mountain of North Shore is the famous ski area and is flooded with skateboarders, skiers, and tourists. But it is also one of the most popular Vancouver attractions during summer. 

In fact, Grouse is a Summer Paradise for commuters for adventure lovers. Here are the reasons why?

Even if you are away from home, don’t avoid sunbathing, relaxing, having BBQ parties at the beach, or surfing against high waves in summers. Kitsilano Beach lets you do everything except the solid fuelled BBQs, only propane fuelled BBQs are allowed. 

• If traveling in a group or with family, spend your day playing volleyball, tennis, basketball, or floor hockey at the beach
• Kitsilano Beach is also perfect for your furry friend and has dog off-leash areas nearby
• Get windsurfing or skimboarding lessons 
• Go for an evening walk at Sea walk trail
• Sip your favorite espresso at one of the cafes lined around the beach
• Kitsilano is very close to one of the famous places to visit in Vancouver. The maritime museum is located inside Vanier Park. It’s at a walkable distance.

Location- 2305 Cornwall Ave

Parking Fees- $3.70 per hour ( Parking at night is not allowed ) 

[Note: Swimming is not allowed]

Getting there- You can take a longer route from Burrard Sky Train Station followed by Burrard Street, Cypress stop to the beach, or take a direct bus to Yew Street Stop. 

4. Robson Street

The shopper’s stop, Robson Street, is home to several international brands and small retailers as well. It is the oldest commercial street in Vancouver and is spread over three blocks with more than 100 stores across the lines. Shopping is under your budget here.

Check our list of shops and dining places across the street:

Getting here- Street is 3 min away from Beatty Street, Smithe Steet, and W Georgia Street

1. Blue Horizon 
2. Listel Hotel
3. Hilton Hotel 

All are high-budget hotels but they are close to shops and restaurants. Mid-range and budget hotels are also available but a few miles away from Robson.

5. Museum Of Anthropology

A great place to know the roots of the city and its history!

Location- 6393 NW Marine Drive 

Visiting Time- 10 am to 5 pm

Tickets- $15 for adults, $13 for students and $35 for family 

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