The Best Vancouver Itinerary: 4 Days in Summer, Vancouver, Canada
Vancouver on Canada’s west coast is a dynamic city that is culturally diverse, stunningly beautiful and home to incredible food and beer scenes. So it’s basically my dream city.
I have previously spoken in detail on this blog about my love for Vancouver, here and here and here, so I really don’t need to bore you all by confessing my undying love for this city again.
What I will say is that after living in Vancouver for five months in 2009/2010 and visiting several more times since then, it is still firmly my favorite place in the world.
And summer is the best time to visit Vancouver - that’s why I wrote this 4 day Vancouver Itinerary, focusing on summer in the city, although it could certainly be used for other seasons in Vancouver too.
One of the reasons I love Vancouver is because of the massive amount of things to do there, and of course the massive amount of incredible things to eat - after all, Vancouver has some of the best food in Canada.
You know that quote ‘If you are tired of London then you are tired of life’? Well, I think it is very apt for Vancouver too.
Although you could spend weeks in Vancouver and never get bored, I know a lot of visitors don’t have that long, so I wrote this Vancouver 4 day itinerary which will give you a great overview of the best of Vancouver. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
I have previously spoken in detail on this blog about my love for Vancouver, here and here and here, so I really don’t need to bore you all by confessing my undying love for this city again.
What I will say is that after living in Vancouver for five months in 2009/2010 and visiting several more times since then, it is still firmly my favorite place in the world.
And summer is the best time to visit Vancouver - that’s why I wrote this 4 day Vancouver Itinerary, focusing on summer in the city, although it could certainly be used for other seasons in Vancouver too.
One of the reasons I love Vancouver is because of the massive amount of things to do there, and of course the massive amount of incredible things to eat - after all, Vancouver has some of the best food in Canada.
You know that quote ‘If you are tired of London then you are tired of life’? Well, I think it is very apt for Vancouver too.
Although you could spend weeks in Vancouver and never get bored, I know a lot of visitors don’t have that long, so I wrote this Vancouver 4 day itinerary which will give you a great overview of the best of Vancouver. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: The Best Vancouver Itinerary: 4 Days in Summer
Guide Location: Canada » Vancouver
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Katie Chavez
Read it on Author's Website: https://theworldonmynecklace.com/vancouver-itinerary-4-days/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: Canada » Vancouver
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Katie Chavez
Read it on Author's Website: https://theworldonmynecklace.com/vancouver-itinerary-4-days/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Sophie’s Cosmic Cafe
- 9th Parallel Coffee Roasters and Lucky’s Doughnuts
- Jam Cafe
- Beaucoup Bakery
- hike at Pacific Spirit Regional Park
- Museum of Anthropology
- Vancouver Maritime Museum
- East is East
- Nuba
- Green Leaf
- Sushi Nova
- La Ruota
- Parthenon Market
- Jericho Beach
- Locarno Beach
- Spanish Banks Beach
- busy Kitsilano Beach
- The Naam
- Tacofino
- Finch’s
- Steam Clock
- Vancouver Chinatown Millennium Gate
- Jade Dynasty
- Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
- Sula
- Havana
- Off the Rails Brewing
- Storm Brewing
- Strange Fellow’s Brewery
- covered Public Market
- Go Fish
- Siegel’s
- Lee’s Donuts
- Brassneck
- 33 Acres
- Red Truck Beer Company
- R&B Brewing Co.
- Main Street Brewing Company
- Electric Bicycle Brewing
- Fairmont Waterfront
- Fairmont Pacific Rim
- The Burrard Hotel
- Cambie Hostel – Seymour
- HI Vancouver Jericho Beach
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