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Queen Elizabeth Park
Vancouver Top 2 in Spectacular Cherry Blossoms
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Closed Open from 6:00am-10:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2-3 hours
Address: 4600 Cambie St, Vancouver, BC V5Z 2Z1
mapPhone: +1-604-2578400
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A park in the center of the city is very big, just a small hill bag, there is a botanical garden at the top of the mountain, and there are excellent restaurants next to it; Most of the park is surrounded by houses, but with the deep development of Cambie Street, the west side of the park began to appear high-rise buildings, the increase in the density of the building, the population, traffic pressure, make Queen Elizabeth Park overall feel less comfortable.
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Spend a relaxing day at Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The park is located on Little Mountain, about 550 feet above sea level. There are gardens, sculptures, an arboretum and even a pavilion that can host weddings or other celebrations. The sprawling park grounds are home to many different activities geared toward children and adults. The park has disc golf, lawn bowling, golfing, tennis and even tai chi! And under the triodetic dome is the Bloedel Conservatory, which houses many exotic plants, flowers, birds and Koi fish. After dark, you can join the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada in viewing the gorgeous night sky.
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A park in the center of the city is very big, just a small hill bag, there is a botanical garden at the top of the mountain, and there are excellent restaurants next to it; Most of the park is surrounded by houses, but with the deep development of Cambie Street, the west side of the park began to appear high-rise buildings, the increase in the density of the building, the population, traffic pressure, make Queen Elizabeth Park overall feel less comfortable.
Queen Elizabeth Park, originally a royal garden, is still quite open, the views are stunning and worth a visit as a tourist attraction
Located in the heart of the city, this is a very British garden, very interesting, and attracts a lot of tourists, the air is very fresh, and it is worth a visit to Vancouver
Queen Lisabee Park is the highest point in Vancouver on a hillside in downtown Vancouver. It is convenient for transportation and has been to the city center four or five times. Like the Buchad Garden on Vancouver Island, it was a quarry pit that was turned into a garden. The Chinese call it Queen Elizabeth Park is a legend. In 1939, King George VI visited the soon-to-be-built garden with his wife Queen Elizabeth and later Queen Elizabeth, who later named the park after Queen Elizabeth (Queen Elizabeth Park). So the exact word for Queen Elizabeth Park is to honor the Queen's mother.
Queen Elizabeth Park is also a beautiful natural landscape here, the area of the park is also very good, you can visit many interesting scenes, Queen Elizabeth is also a huge symbol of the city.
Come and enjoy the beautiful scenes available at Queen Elizabeth Park.
This is a big crater, locals call it Little Mountain. Great view from the fantastic restaurant at the top.
Fine Dining at Seasons in the park and awesome trails to walk and enjoy nature
Beautiful gardens and amazing view. High schoolers usually come here to take graduation photos.
Fabulous views from Vancouver's highest point. Lovely botanical garden, arboretum, pitch and putt golf course, disc golf course, tennis courts and a very popular off leash dog park. Season's restaurant is one of our favourites.