What to See In Vancouver! (2022) | Travel Guide
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- What is there to see in Vancouver? Which attractions are worth visiting?
Let me show you around this incredible city and why you need to it down on your list!
Vancouver, in British Columbia, Canada, combines incredible mountainous landscapes, picturesque beaches and beautiful forests to make this city one of the most liveable in the world!
I hope you find this guide useful:)
Listed places:
Gastown
Robson Street
Chinatown
Yaletown
Granville Island Market
English Bay Beach
Waterfront
Stanley Park
Capilano Suspension Bridge
Grouse Mountain
Whistler
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With respect to Whistler: it was not built just for the Olympics; it has been there for decades. It was absolutely designed to look the way it does, as were a number of other BC ski resort towns.
Yeah like Silver Star
Came here to say the same thing. I was there in 2007 before the Olympics!
as a native vancourite... this is literally the most touristy overview of Vancouver
Hello I’m planning to go to Vancouver this September! Any local recommendations?
riiiight. "What to See In Vancouver! (2020) | Travel Guide" have no idea why it's a touristy overview.
What a beautiful city like this..
O man love the video work and representation, amazing stuff bro!
The bird in the Garden is a Blue Heron, they are all over Vancouver near the water.
There is a colony of herons with dozens of nests beside the tennis courts in Stanley Park. Worth checking out between April-July to see the baby herons.
I was 2 Time in Vancouver BC and i Love this great City. I will Go Back to this beautiful City.
perfect, I think it's about time to visit again, thanks for reminding me how beautiful this place is!
OMG, I was there 20 years ago and this video just reminded why I have been wanting to go back. A BEAUTIFUL city. Thank you!
I met a girl named Fan
What city do you live in now???
I'm hopefully visiting Vancouver with my mother this summer; I fell in love with the city once I looked into it. As a European, this will be my first visit to the American continent.
As somebody who lives in Vancouver, I am sure you will enjoy it!
I'll be going there one day too i say god willing.good luck in your endeavour.... i hope you find your wishes right there
Can't wait for summer season 😍
Beautiful! A place to visit..coming soon!
This is a great compilation of places to visit in Vancouver. Good job!
Great compilation of beautiful places and scenery of Vancouver, great job.
Great video.
Planing to visit to check out the parks and the mountains.
Thanks
Great Video on what to see in Vancouver. As you know you have only skimmed the surface in this great city. Very well done sir!
This got me addicted for Vancouver dose
amazing job on the video, saw and learned about all the things to focus on when being in vancouver.
Thank you for wonderful video! It is really interesting and useful! Plus motivate to travel!
honestly so excited to move there going to be a life time adventure.
This is one of the best Vancouver guide videos! Great job
Big city! Thank you for sharing
This is a very charming place, I hope I can visit again sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
Great job with the video!
Lovely video! Amazing location!
So beautiful!
AMAZING. ILOVE VANWEED
On my way there this week. Can’t wait.
An alternative to Capilano suspension bridge -- a little smaller but completely free of charge -- is Lynn Canyon suspension bridge.
Now here is someone who knows what they're talking about. Of course, you don't have the cliff walk, or tree top stuff but FREE. Oh, and the bridge is much more, how should one put it,... "thrilling".
Agreed, Lynn Canyon suspension bridge is free and has a waterfall below and beside it. Also, the 45 minute loop from the suspension bridge to twin falls is a very scenic hike through a gorgeous douglas fir rain forest.
Great Blue Heron
Soooooooo beautiful!!!!!!!
Amazing thank you for sharing your adventure with us ! I just felt like I was there with you on same time , well explained thanks
Awesome video!!! Thank you! I am going to visit in few months!
I’ve been and been to most of the places in this video, beautiful place
As a local Vancouverite, if you want to go somewhere close for skiing, I recommend Mt. Seymour and Cypress, and not Grouse mountain or whistler.
The reason is that whistler is a bit farther than the other three mountains, and for Grouse mountain, you are forced to rely on using the gondola to reach the very top or back to the bottom. The lines can get painfully long, sometimes taking around 1-2 hours at worst, even if it's at 10pm
On the hand, Mt. Seymour and Cypress don't require you to use the gondola as all you need to do is to drive up to the top. But anyways, this doesn't necessarily mean that you shouldn't go to Grouse Mountain or Whistler at all since they are really beautiful mountains.
Hi, I am going to Vancouver for vacation this winter. It is my first time ever going to Vancouver. We are looking to ski, however, we are fairly new to skiing. What would be the closest mountain from downtown Vancouver and how long does that take?
Amazing video, just subbed, thank you !!
I like your commentary style, it's kind and calm.
Fantastic job creating this Travel guide. And even the comment section is pretty interesting.
We can't wait to visit Whistler! :-)))
Wow... gorgeous video!
People don’t realize how far apart our towns are in bc. Or Canada for that matter. It’s amazing to think that all of the uk can fit in bc. We are so used to the long drives we don’t think of it much.
Wow ALL of the UK can fit in just BC? I didn’t realize it was THAT small
What I learned from this video: Vancouver is great if you like Instagram.
The first image they show of a park and downtown - isn't Vancouver
@@jaygray7102 yes it is. Pause the video and look again.
@@the6ig6adwolf Where's Georgia Street or Lost Lagoon on the downtown side of Stanley Park?
@@jaygray7102 What size screen are you looking at? Lost Lagoon (the dirty brown water) is in the middle left side next to Stanley Park pitch and putt. Canada Place can be seen in the shot, you can see where Davie meets Denman at the bottom of the hill. Harbor Tower can be seen....should I keep going? It's all there but I will agree that the shot is from an angle that isn't used often.
@@the6ig6adwolf Yes, please go on and on and on because none of the things you say are clearly, or otherwise, visible...are. The muddy water (centre of picture) could be Lost Lagoon. What you're saying is...the causeway isn't in the picture at all, nor is Georgia St. The only thing I see that looks like it MIGHT be white sails are not clearly visible - I have to use my imagination to see them, they're barely poking above another building IF that's even what I'm looking at. I see something that could be the Harbor Tower but there's more than one city with a building that's virtually identical. Still don't see Davie or anywhere it's supposed to be connecting to Georgia. Guess people will just have to use their imagination.
This makes me proud to grow up here.
Excellent video thanks man
Great video... super, thank you 👍
This is one of the best Vancouver guides out there :) New sub here!
Just watched a travel guide about my own city, thanks for the tour!!
Thanks, this is a great video.
this is unexpectedly nice video..!
Very comprehensive! Great video! =D
our amazing city ,super proud to be living here
This is a truly beautiful city.. everything says harmony and peace 🕊️ I love it I will most definitely visit this place very soon..
Holy moly, what a city! I'll most likely be moving to Vancouver within the next few months to work at Sony Imageworks and I simply cannot believe my own luck. Not just for this job opportunity but also to be living in this stunningly beautiful city!
I've been living in Rotterdam for nearly all my life and one and a half years in Poland, but Vancouver.. definitely the big winner by the looks of it.
Good luck bro
Honestly it's not as great as it seems at all.
@@marcrchz No? What don't you like about, aside from the weather? ;)
@@CowboyBoomBoomSlim The weather isn't really the bad part at all. Vancouver looks shiny from all these videos, but the reality is different. One of the bad things is the infrastructure. The "downtown island" is a really tiny place, but there are cars and stroads everywhere despite so many people. There is hardly a place to relax outside as a human outside of waterfront or the beach. Cars have to go through everywhere, it's extremely loud and it stinks, the limited space is rather designed for cars other than humans. It's hard to walk through anywhere downtown without feeling stressed. The worst thing is probably the poor people. Vancouver is full of poor people and has a huge drug problem. There is this smell everywhere. East downtown is the worst area and you don't want to be there at any time of the day, but it's also outside. You see these rich immigrants who can basically buy a life in Vancouver by buying a permanent resident status if they are rich enough to invest half a million in a company, and they drive these loud luxury cars through the city while the poor and/or drug addicted people lay there. Any foreigner can also just buy property there, so things are crazy expensive and native people from Vancouver move away because they can't afford it. On that side Vancouver just feels like a playground for the rich foreigners and the poor watch it from outside. The people also seem very cold and not so friendly and happy as they tell you. Of course the city is build on foreigners wich isn't really a terrible thing at all, but i could barely hear english anywhere, and can't see much of that culture at all. That is why Vancouver might not be as great at all compared to any other european city.
I really appreciate you sharing this with me. For the last few months I've been connecting with people, made and reconnected with valuable friends and tbh I find it more and more difficult to leave the country. I would be working on the big titles which would be a dream coming true but now that my life has finally started to become more fun, I don't know if I'm ready to say goodbye to it already.
You gave me something to think about so thank you for that.
Hermoso Vancouver 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 espero volver pronto 💖 Saludos desde Bogotá, Colombia
this is definitely a great video on Vancouver, Super proud to be living here, Thanks :)
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I don’t think people give away there adress
@@c4pc3ke5 he might just forget to reply, sayin which neighborhood you re in without actually disclosing ur address really does no harm
@@HappyLimeTea sorry
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
I´m Norwegian and Canada is definitely on my bucket list of countries to visit in the future. Both Vancouver and British Columbia sound and look absolutely amazing despite the expensive prices. I´d definitely love to go someday, thanks for sharing this amazing video with us! :)
I live in British Columbia and have my whole life and I also work all over the country and the best pace I've been is British Columbia but more specifically the southern gulf islands (small islands between Vancouver and Vancouver Island) I've lived there for a few years and still visit regularly. Most chill, laid back lifestyle ie ever experienced.
Still cheap compared to Switzerland :D
Amazing and.fantastic...
Amazingly beautiful city. :-)
Wonderful ❤️❤️
It's a nice city, I love it
The Bird is a “Blue Heron” I live in Chilliwack BC and we have a lot of these beautiful birds ❤
Awesome video. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm wondering if you have a London "travel guide" video as well!?
Thank you so much, i loved your video
Beautiful city
I love my city!
There is SO MUCH MORE to see in Vancouver! It's an AWESOME place to visit and live. But for those of you who think about moving there, the city is CRAZY expensive! You'd better have an inheritance or a job that pays at least 60K a year, seriously.
Vancouver is without doubt one of The most beautiful and cultural cities in this world !!!
I live in Toronto and been to Vancouver 4 times. Toronto is more cultural but Vancouver is beautiful.
Neither cities are cultural lol
What a great video
thank you
Beautiful place excellent video
Moving here soon. Wish me luck !!!
Visited last year 2019 this video remind all, wow super 👍
This is awesome video❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the informative video....
New subscriber from Iran👌 lovely video. Thanks for sharing
This was a gorgeous video of Vancouver! Beautifully shot. I am moving there in a week and am so excited. I love Toronto, but, I am so excited about the mountains and ocean and all the sights to see. Vancouver suits me more as I am more of an outdoor person. My dog is going to love it too! I am going to be releasing a video soon about the challenges of moving during Pandemic. But, if it's your dream to live in Vancouver, I say go for it!
bring umbrella ☔
Hope you enjoy it have fun
My dog and are here. Yay, Vancouver is so beautiful. Video to follow. 🤸🌻🌈
I just moved from Toronto to Vancouver and just released a video called Moving from Toronto to Vancouver during Pandemic- YIKES. Thanks for the inspiration TheJackAbroad!
@@WendysWorld
Moving away from bloody Toronto is a great choice you made !.
Well done
Mike, i will go for the park with the golden tree..but all are amazing..add to my list for the day when the borders will open again, .
Awesome I have never been to that place yet
Very nice video!!! ❤
hey! i remember when I was little i went on the capilano suspension bridge and I was always so scared of falling xD
Thank you for the cool video
best place
Great, congrats bro
I live in Vancouver for 12 years,your video is perfect even when you say that the buildings in Whistler look fake,the people there are fake too!! Great job with you video🤣
I wanna live in Vancouver.
Can't wait to come and visit when borders reopen
Coisa linda!
I LOVE VANCOUVER ITS MY HEART AND SOUL
Subhanallah Al Adim! What an incredible city!
Wow vancouver is great.thank you for sharing
The bird is called “Blue Heron” I live in White Rock BC ... I am great you loved Vancouver 👍🏻
Great video.
Not surprised that I've been to every single place in this video, because I live in Vancouver
my friend lives here. he left China to Canada. We have't see each other 5 years, i hope one day go to vancouver and give him a hug
Without a doubt, one of the most beautiful if not most beautiful place to be.
Just warning tho, from November to April - it’s nothing but rain. But that’s why we have the cleanest water lol.
This is awesome video 😁
New sub here
Thank you for making a beautiful video of my beautiful city. It is a good introductory tour of Vancouver, covers all the must-see places. However it is misleading to say that it takes 4 hrs to drive to Whistler, it is only an hour and the half the most. You took 4 hours because you must have stopped at many places along the way. Taking a Sea-to-Sky gondola up the mountain, stopping at Shannon Falls or Whytecliff Park ? Horseshoe Bay ? Why do you think Whistler Village is "fake"? It is built for tourists, so it is full of restaurants, shops and many hotels. Yes, anyone planning to visit Vancouver must reserve at least 2 weeks, to see them all.
The bird Is a great blue heron...you can find them Everglades National Park...
that pretty neat the gong water vibes bring coy fish up wanting to see it I have passport I know however pretty expensive city zip line seem real fun
I live here and it is is very good city. I like the rain and it does not get to hot or cold. I can’t imagine living in Calgary or Toronto with -15 in the winders or +40 in the summers.
A Torontonian here 👋🏽. It doesn't last long. But every winter at some point it normally gets much colder than -15. It'll always hit at least -20 to -25 for a week or so each winter. I'm always jealous when I see the temp in Vancouver!
It's a good place which is why it is more expensive to live here than Calgary or even Toronto. The non stop rainy days though are very depressing, especially in the winter with short day light hours.
@@koonchan2241 it only became expensive before the olympics. My brother in law is an architect here and he told me that the Asian market destroyed all affordability when they put their laundered money into our market. In the 90's you could buy a house for under 300k, weather has nothing to do with it.
@@lolamar6064 300k in the 90s is not the same amount as now. Laundered money or not, the government is interested in the money inflow and turned a blind eye on it. It is actually around 2013 or so that housing became expensive. Depending on how you look at it, if you have a property before that, you net worth would have doubled on paper.
Koon Chan it was expensive before 2013 lmaooo 🤣
If you want to travel to Vancouver, you need to see every inch of it!
Great