Five things to do for free or low cost in the city of Canada, five tips that are worth reading to save while you are planning a vacation or a trip to Vancouver.
Five tips for a low cost Vancouver tour. Because many of the best things to see in the Canadian city are free. Here's what you can do in beautiful Vancouver without spending a single euro.
Visit Granville Island
Granville Island is a unique place full of life and art. Buzzing with people when there is the fresh food market. An island in the middle of the city, which you can visit for free during your low cost Vancouver tour.
Once there were factories here, but today it is perhaps one of the most fascinating places in the city. There are art galleries, theaters, restaurants, shops and a marina where you can breathe a peaceful atmosphere.
Stroll in Stanley Park
A beautiful 400-hectare city park, bordered by the sea, where you can take relaxing walks and breathe the best of Vancouver. Stanley Park practically contains a microcosm: forests, historical monuments, Native American totems, local fauna, rivers, lakes and even a huge aquarium.
It is a magical feeling to walk along Seawall Stanley Park at sunset and see the whole city from this privileged perspective, breathing in the healthy air of Canadian forests.
Free Vancouver Museums
In Vancouver you will have the opportunity to visit several museums in the city for free. The Vancouver Art Gallery, for example, offers donation admission every Tuesday evening.
The same thing goes for theObservatory, from which you will see the whole city from a height of 168 meters. Beautiful view of Vancouver in the evening, when it is all lit up. Finally also the Burnaby Village Museum, offers free admissions on certain days of the year.
Enter the Fairmont Hotel
Definitely advising you to stay at the Fairmont, a famous luxury hotel, is not part of the plans of a low-cost Vancouver tour. Entering and taking a look at this historic hotel, however, costs nothing.
You will be amazed at the unique architectural features of this 5-story 15-star hotel.
Visit the venues of the 2010 Olympics
Even if you are not a big sports fan, visiting the locations of the 2010 Olympics will certainly be an interesting activity. As well as free. You will be able to see some of the sports facilities used for the world event and imagine the atmosphere that reigned in Vancouver at that time.
Start from Jack Poole Plaza to Coal Harbor, where the 2010 Olympics began.
These are just some of the attractions that you can see when visiting Vancouver low cost. Have fun yourself discovering all the things you can do for free in the beautiful Canadian metropolis.
