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Vancouver is a city privileged by nature. It is surrounded by mountains, fjords, rainforests and beautiful beaches, and it is one of the main tourist destinations in Canada, attracting visitors from all over the world. Those who visit the city always want to come back!

 

 

 

 

 

     

 

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Located by the sea, Vancouver is surrounded by snowy mountains, dense forests, and a mountainous coast. The beautiful city coexists harmoniously with nature, it has many nice places to visit, several parks, beaches, and areas for outdoor entertainment. This is the third largest city of the country, and it is one of its main shopping and cultural centers. It is one of the best cities in the world to live in, as it has a great quality of life. Vancouver is home to the first port in North America in the Pacific Ocean, which became the western port with greater ties with Asia, attracting immigrants from different nationalities.

 

 
Vancouver
Vancouver, Canada

Language: English

Currency: Canadian Dollar
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How to get to Vancouver:


Vancouver International Airport, YVR.
Via Rail
Sky Train- Expo Line- Millenium Line
 
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Where to stay in Vancouver:


Vancouver has plenty of hotels and hostels. The best lodging options for those who want to enjoy sightseeing are in the Downtown area. It is easy to find hotels and hostels in Vancouver.

 

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Getting around in Vancouver:


Public transport in Vancouver is both efficient and it works very well, with its connected system between buses, SkyTrain (light rail), and Seabus (a boat that connects Vancouver to North Vancouver). The city is divided into three zones and ticket prices increase according to the number of areas travelled. The ticket is sold in 7 Eleven stores throughout the city. If you stay in town for more than a month, it is worth buying the pack of 10 tickets, called FareSaver. Each ticket is valid for 1h30, and you can use more than one means of transport during this time. Public transport is the best way of getting around the city, as taxi fares are expensive.
Another great option is to get around Vancouver by bicycle. The city has over 300 kilometers of bike paths throughtout all areas. Cycling is part of the daily lives of locals so much that buses have a special place for bicycles. You can find places to rent bikes at great prices throughout the city.

 

The Yellow Cab Company Ltd. of Vancouver is an owner-operated company serving the residents, tourists, and business professionals in The City of Vancouver and surrounding areas since 1921. Yellow Cab prides itself as being the leader in the Vancouver taxi service industry in British Columbia. Taxis are yellow, very comfortable and adapted for people with reduced mobility. Getting around town by taxi is mostly suitable for a group of 3-4 people, as they are much more expensive when compared to other means of transport.

Price: CAD 2.64   Convert to   = 0.00
    Fares vary according to the distance travelled. You must pay a tip of almost 10% of your total fare.

 

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is located on Sea Island in Richmond, about 12 km (7.5 mi) from Downtown Vancouver. YVR is the second busiest airport in Canada, welcoming 17.5 million passengers to Vancouver in 2007.
Whether you’re going to a downtown hotel, to the BC Ferries or awaiting for a cruise ship, it is easy to travel between YVR and the main destinations in Metro Vancouver using public transit.

Price: CAD 2.75   Convert to   = 0.00
    Canada Line YVR AddFare applies to travels departing from any of the stations in Sea Island en route to Bridgeport.
West Coast Express is a Monday to Friday commuter rail service operating during morning and evening rush hours, going from Downtown Vancouver to Mission. For departure times, check http://www.translink.ca/.

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    Check http://tripplanning.translink.ca/ for train times and ticket prices.

 

Vancourver's vast network of buses, trolleys, and community shuttles link to various hubs, exchanges, SkyTrain stations and tourist destinations throughout Metro Vancouver. NightBus routes (late-night service) start with "N", and community shuttle routes start with "C".
Find your bus schedule using the Translink website (http://tripplanning.translink.ca). Use Next Bus to find out when the next bus is getting to your stop, or to look up your stop number.

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    If you do not have a ticket, you must pay the ticket fare using the exact amount for it in coins, as the machine that collects the fare does not have change. The ticket is valid for 90 minutes. Adult Price: Zone 1 - $ 2.75, Zone 2 - $ 4 Zone 3 - $ 5.50.

 

SeaBus is a passenger only ferry that crosses the Burrard Inlet, connecting downtown Vancouver to the North Shore. Each ferry can seat up to 400 passengers at a time, and runs every 15 minutes during the day and every 30 minutes in the evening.
There are two terminus: Waterfront, in downtown Vancouver, which connects with buses, the SkyTrain and the West Coast Express; and Lonsdale Quay terminus, in North Vancouver, which connects with an extensive network of North Shore buses. Ferry crossing time is 12 minutes long. Check opening hours at: http://www.translink.ca/.

Price: CAD 2.75   Convert to   = 0.00
    If you do not have a ticket, you must pay the ticket fare using the exact amount for it in coins, as the machine that collects the fare does not have change. The ticket is valid for 90 minutes. Adult Price: Zone 1 - $ 2.75, Zone 2 - $ 4 Zone 3 - $ 5.50.

 

 

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Temperatures in Vancouver are usually not too extreme, at least for a country like Canada: its climate can be considered mild, thanks to the protection of the Rocky Mountains and the proximity to the sea. In this city, snowfalls are rare and, even in the winter, temperatures in Vancouver are not below 0°C.

 

 

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