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Did you know that Vancouver is widely considered to be one of the best places in the world to live? Find out why everyone in British Columbia is so in love with this west coast seaside city. And Vancouver is perfect for a girls’ trip! Located only twenty miles north of the US border, this is one of the greatest treasures of North America. For the ultimate unforgettable getaway, look no further than the Great White North.

In Vancouver, it’s best to stay in the heart of it all. All the prime spots are downtown, and staying there will keep you in the center of everything. The Yaletown, Gastown, and Robson areas are the best of the best downtown.

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Stanley Park: This park was made for endless afternoon strolls. It’s right in the heart of the city, but you’ll feel a million miles away. Keep your eyes open for the totem poles, Coal Harbor, Brockton Point Lighthouse, Prospect Point, and Siwash Rock. When you’re ready for a break, stop by the teahouse to rehydrate and relax. Kitsilano Beach: This place is hopping during the summer, and even during the colder months Capilano Suspension Bridge: It looks a little scary, but trust me, it’s worth it. The views are breathtaking. If you happen to go at the end of the year, be sure to check out the holiday lights.

Lynn Canyon Park: Another beautiful place to reconnect with nature, Lynn Canyon Park was made for long afternoons out

hiking, and of course, you have to make it over to the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge.

Deep Cove Hike: You’ll find another picturesque hiking area at Quarry Rock (also known as Grey Rock).

Located in Stanley Park, the Vancouver Aquarium is magical, and it is dedicated to the conservation of aquatic life. It has cool events throughout the year, including afterhours parties, so check the calendar when you’re heading over.

Canadian food is so underrated! When you’re in Vancouver, forget about chain restaurants, and go for local hot spots.

Tuc Craft Kitchen: This place is located in Gastown, and you’ll find a seasonally changing menu with unique foodie favorites, such as parsnip fries.

Belgard Kitchen: This downtown eatery features local fares and top picks from Postmark Brewery and Vancouver Urban Winery.

Brix and Mortar: This chic restaurant in Yaletown offers an expansive wine menu and modern Canadian fare.

Coast: This vegetarian and veganfriendly spot has a unique blend of traditional Canadian and Japanese dishes.

Market: This energetic place gives you exactly what you’d expect inside the Shangri-La Hotel. Head here for a good brunch.

Richmond Night Market: From May to October, this is a must-do. Way more than just a street market, this massive line of stalls and stages has amazing performances, food, and buys.

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