It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here’s some destination inspiration for you. Take a visual journey through Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, with us.
One of British Columbia’s most popular attractions, the Brockton Point Totem poles represent some of the finest First Nations art. The first totem poles were constructed in the 1920s. They lie at Brockton Point Visitor Centre, where visitors enter via three gateways showing the modern culture of the Coast Salish people. © Hpbfotos | Dreamstime.com
The Gastown Steam Clock is an antique-style clock powered by steam and whistles to tell the time. Built in 1977, the clock can be found at the corner of Cambie and Water streets. The current clock was inspired by a 19th-century steam clock in Birmingham, United Kingdom. © Jpldesigns | Dreamstime.com
A National Historic Site of Canada, Butchart Gardens features some of the most beautiful gardens, sculptures and fountains in the country. Highlights of the garden include the Japanese Garden, Ross Fountain, Italian Garden and Star Pond. © Fallsview | Dreamstime.com
Science World is a science center run by not-for-profit ASTC Science World Society. This center features interactive exhibits and displays covering everything from illusions found in the natural world to a Living Lab that allows visitors to be further immersed in the space. © John6863373 | Dreamstime.com
Spanning the northwestern half of Vancouver’s downtown peninsula, Stanley Park has seen human activity for thousands of years. Today, the park is an urban oasis, in which trees and native flora have been allowed to flourish. The park is surrounded by Burrard Inlet and English Bay and features walks along the Vancouver Seawall. © Marc Bruxelle | Dreamstime.com
Vancouver buzzes with life both day and night, with museums like Vancouver Art Gallery and Vancouver Maritime Museum, to nightlife sites like Vancouver Opera. The city is often a hub for sports enthusiasts, hosting notable cycling races and several hockey teams. © Dan Breckwoldt | Dreamstime.com
One of British Columbia’s most popular attractions, the Brockton Point Totem poles represent some of the finest First Nations art. The first totem poles were constructed in the 1920s. They lie at Brockton Point Visitor Centre, where visitors enter via three gateways showing the modern culture of the Coast Salish people. © Hpbfotos | Dreamstime.com
The Gastown Steam Clock is an antique-style clock powered by steam and whistles to tell the time. Built in 1977, the clock can be found at the corner of Cambie and Water streets. The current clock was inspired by a 19th-century steam clock in Birmingham, United Kingdom. © Jpldesigns | Dreamstime.com
A National Historic Site of Canada, Butchart Gardens features some of the most beautiful gardens, sculptures and fountains in the country. Highlights of the garden include the Japanese Garden, Ross Fountain, Italian Garden and Star Pond. © Fallsview | Dreamstime.com
Science World is a science center run by not-for-profit ASTC Science World Society. This center features interactive exhibits and displays covering everything from illusions found in the natural world to a Living Lab that allows visitors to be further immersed in the space. © John6863373 | Dreamstime.com
Spanning the northwestern half of Vancouver’s downtown peninsula, Stanley Park has seen human activity for thousands of years. Today, the park is an urban oasis, in which trees and native flora have been allowed to flourish. The park is surrounded by Burrard Inlet and English Bay and features walks along the Vancouver Seawall. © Marc Bruxelle | Dreamstime.com
Vancouver buzzes with life both day and night, with museums like Vancouver Art Gallery and Vancouver Maritime Museum, to nightlife sites like Vancouver Opera. The city is often a hub for sports enthusiasts, hosting notable cycling races and several hockey teams. © Dan Breckwoldt | Dreamstime.com
One of British Columbia’s most popular attractions, the Brockton Point Totem poles represent some of the finest First Nations art. The first totem poles were constructed in the 1920s. They lie at Brockton Point Visitor Centre, where visitors enter via three gateways showing the modern culture of the Coast Salish people. © Hpbfotos | Dreamstime.com
The Gastown Steam Clock is an antique-style clock powered by steam and whistles to tell the time. Built in 1977, the clock can be found at the corner of Cambie and Water streets. The current clock was inspired by a 19th-century steam clock in Birmingham, United Kingdom. © Jpldesigns | Dreamstime.com
A National Historic Site of Canada, Butchart Gardens features some of the most beautiful gardens, sculptures and fountains in the country. Highlights of the garden include the Japanese Garden, Ross Fountain, Italian Garden and Star Pond. © Fallsview | Dreamstime.com
Science World is a science center run by not-for-profit ASTC Science World Society. This center features interactive exhibits and displays covering everything from illusions found in the natural world to a Living Lab that allows visitors to be further immersed in the space. © John6863373 | Dreamstime.com
Spanning the northwestern half of Vancouver’s downtown peninsula, Stanley Park has seen human activity for thousands of years. Today, the park is an urban oasis, in which trees and native flora have been allowed to flourish. The park is surrounded by Burrard Inlet and English Bay and features walks along the Vancouver Seawall. © Marc Bruxelle | Dreamstime.com
Vancouver buzzes with life both day and night, with museums like Vancouver Art Gallery and Vancouver Maritime Museum, to nightlife sites like Vancouver Opera. The city is often a hub for sports enthusiasts, hosting notable cycling races and several hockey teams. © Dan Breckwoldt | Dreamstime.com
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