Vancouver

Vancouver was ok. I was only there for a bit, granted. But it’s big and expensive and bustling. I like the pace of Victoria better. Though I’ve only been here for a bit. But, the big beluga at the Vancouver Aquarium gave birth to a baby and this was a very amazing site to behold. Beyond that – eh.

I’ve been told that Vancouver is like Seattle (which I loved), but with even more dramatic surrounding scenery.

I went Vancouver a year ago with my friends to improve my English. We had so much fun and I just loved there. I miss being there in that beautiful city. It was wonderful. The people, the places, the ocean was unforgetable. I still sometimes wish to sit by the sea at the middle of the night and chat with my friends.

I learned it from books that it’s such a warm and beautiful city. But to go there is almost a fantasy. Hope one day I’ll add another entry when I’ve already in Vancouver.

I live fairly close and I’m always grumbling about how I’ve never been out of this country. Its almost stupid not to go.

-Shopping
-Gays
-Sushi
-People
-Aquarium

It has been a while since I’ve been there but I remember a very vibrant and a very beautiful city. I’d love to go back!

Well I stayed for 4 days and I loved the multicultural atmosphere you could even breathe!!!!!! People are very nice and everythng looks so perfect!! A bit expensive to be honest….but it is worth it!

I visited Vancouver for 2 days before heading up to Whistler. I went in December. It was cold but not brutally so. Vancouver is full of coffee shops open 24 hours a day, cute boutiques, and it seems as though thousands of sushi restaurants.

The Anthropology museum at UBC, Stanley Park, and Granville Island are must sees.

was too short. We stayed 1 night and got on a boat north in the morning. What little we saw though was beautiful. I’ll spend a week next time.