Robson Street Vancouver

Driving on the Sea to Sky Highway from Whistlers to Vancouver had us in awe as the views were breathtaking. It was truly hard to keep the camera sleeping on the car seat without constantly clicking away, as every scene was beautiful. Definitely not a boring car journey, particularly when Patrick had to deal with the breathtaking views and with the …

Our trip started at Schiphol Airport, in Amsterdam. Even the staff members weren't very used to the massive amount of people that seemed to storm the airport. Luckily, the KLM is an oiled machine when it comes to organizational skills, so it didn't take us very long to check-in our suitcases and making our way to the gate. Unfortunately that day …

Arrived at hotel before 9am and to our surprise and pleasure, we were given a room. after a short freshen up we hit the streets. We went for a walk downtown to Canada Place and convention centre. Lots of kids in trackies..a big cheer leading competition was being held here. We grew accustomed to big hair and stiff ribbons and glitter makeup. We …

Vancouver - a city with mountains,coastlines and as unpredictable weather as the UK. On the flight in we could see the Rocky Mountains and instantaneously knew this would be a much better tourist experience than Toronto.

We were met by Sushma at the airport, and she went to a lot of effort accommodating us. The bed they provided us was so …

... the buzz of the city. Vancouver is a city of amazing urban planning. Once Sze was done at the embassy we walked down Robson Street to the West End to meet some friends, Candie and Andrea, for dinner at a Malaysian restaurant called Banana Leaf. The ...

... stores and such to check out while you're walking. Stanley Park was just about 10 blocks or so away and we took the Robson Street route and just shopped our way to the park. There are lots of interesting boutiques albeit a little pricey if you're ...

... access tour of the facility because he works there.  We got to see some neat behind the scenes action.   We then headed down Robson Street to find Danny some new glasses. Now not only does he act like a nerd, he looks like a nerd too. ...

... ate it on a really nice terrace outside with fountains etc. We decided some serious shopping was in order so we headed over to Robson street to check out the shops there, which are phenomenal. I could easily spend a small fortune on that street. Bought a ...

... dance at the wedding so we gave her an impromptu show in her living room.  We definitely did a lot of walking around, downtown, Robson Street and so on.  We went to Granville Island, spent a day at Stanley Park, viewed the city from the city ...

... Chips.  Fantastic food, although beware...the cokes come in cans and there is no refill!  We caught the bus back to Robson Street and decided to walk it for awhile. Robson comes alive at night and its like walking down an outdoor mall.  ...

... my beloved chocoloate covered gummi bears, they are by far my new favourite! lol. After lunch we walked along to Kitsilano beach where we soaked up the last of the rays before heading back across to Downtown for a bit of shopping on Robson Street. ...

... bad it was raining but that seems to be the way their weather goes so we made the best of it. We walked down Robson Street which was recommended for lots of shops and eats. It was crazy to see so many fashion outlets! We walked down the ...

... Granville Street. It is of course also an interesting walk as one of the cities busiest downtown shopping streets, along with Robson Street. Along Granville, south of Robson Street to Nelson Street is the city s Entertainment District known for its ...

... of interest: Chinatown Commercial Drive Downtown Vancouver and Granville Street Gastown Granville Island Kerrisdale Kitsilano South Granville Robson Street Yaletown Upon our arrival at the Tsawwassan Ferry Terminal, we bought an all day ...