As the season changes from winter to spring, Vancouver comes alive with 40,000 blossoming cherry trees. Check out the list below for our favourite places to see and experience these wonderful blooming trees.
As the season changes from winter to spring, Vancouver comes alive with 40,000 blossoming cherry trees. Check out the list below for our favourite places to see and experience these wonderful blooming trees.
Queen Elizabeth Park
On top of the already impressive landscaping, Queen Elizabeth Park has several different varieties of cherry blossom trees which bloom from early March to late April.
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Stanley Park
Just a short bike ride or a 30-minute walk from the hotel, Stanley Park offers fantastic views of English Bay, the Burrard Inlet, and is home to rows of cherry blossom trees near the formal rose garden.
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Van Dusen Botanical Gardens
Located in the Shaughnessy neighborhood of Vancouver, the 55-acre Van Dusen Botanical Gardens is home to over 7,500 plant species from around the world. Enjoy the magnolias, rhododendrons, and of course the amazing cherry blossom trees that bloom in the early spring.
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Akali Singh Sikh Temple
Looking East from Rupert Street and East 3rd Avenue, a beautiful sea of pink blossoms frame the Sikh temple.
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Burrard Skytrain Station
A mere one-minute walk from the hotel’s entrance on West Georgia Street, these cherry blossom trees put a smile on the faces of travelers every morning.
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Granville Plaza
Located at 200 Granville Street, outside the entrance to Waterfront Station, is a beautiful cluster of cherry blossom trees set against a backdrop of the North Shore mountains. It really doesn’t get much better than that!
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As we delve into the rich tapestry of Fairmont Hotel Vancouver’s history, we often uncover unique stories. One such remarkable tale takes us back to the 1940s when a clandestine gay bar thrived within the elegant walls of Hotel Vancouver. Allow us to shine a light on this forgotten hotel chapter, celebrating those who sought […]
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