A great place to ski, sail, take in beautiful vistas, visit world-class museums, and enjoy international culture and cuisine, Vancouver ?is one of the West Coast's most spectacular destinations. This popular guidebook, written by two longtime Vancouver residents, offers visitors everything they need to know to plan a delightful stay. This new edition (previously 0-8118-1095-X) features 17 maps, 70 photographs, and chapters on restaurants, hotels, museums, entertainment, shopping, excursions to nearby wilderness areas, and even a special section on fun things to do with children. Anyone planning a trip to the jewel of British Columbia will find this guide helpful, marvelously detailed, and easy to use. From the US alone, over one million visitors travel to Vancouver each year. Vancouver: The Ultimate Guide is the book they'll want to take with them. ?
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Terri Wershler is a Vancouver-based travel writer.
Judy Lees is a Vancouver-based travel writer.
Judy Lees is a Vancouver-based travel writer.
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This travel book is very good and easy to read. It covers basically all the major attractions in Vancouver and it even gives you a list of the top ten activities not to miss. For every single attraction, you will find detailed description on how to get there (either by car or by taking the public bus), the admission fee, hours of service, and a phone number. The book includes about ten maps that are absolutely great. You will also find the information on restaurants very useful. They organize them by location, by cuisine, and by price range. This book is a great travel planner you will like to read before visiting Vancouver. And, do not forget to bring your umbrella and your rain jacket!
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The quintessential handshake with Vancouver, rain or shine, is to walk the Stanley Park seawall. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Granville Island, Stanley Park, Horseshoe Bay, English Bay, North Shore, False Creek, Fraser River, West Coast, Burrard Inlet, Gulf Islands, Salt Spring, Grouse Mountain, Vanier Park, Lions Gate Bridge, North Vancouver, Vancouver Island, University of British Columbia, West Vancouver, New Westminster, Deep Cove, Canada Place, Pacific Centre, Queen Elizabeth Park, Deer Lake, Hotel Vancouver New!
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The quintessential handshake with Vancouver, rain or shine, is to walk the Stanley Park seawall. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
super selection, discounts for children, discounts for seniors Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Granville Island, Stanley Park, Horseshoe Bay, English Bay, North Shore, False Creek, Fraser River, West Coast, Burrard Inlet, Gulf Islands, Salt Spring, Grouse Mountain, Vanier Park, Lions Gate Bridge, North Vancouver, Vancouver Island, University of British Columbia, West Vancouver, New Westminster, Deep Cove, Canada Place, Pacific Centre, Queen Elizabeth Park, Deer Lake, Hotel Vancouver New!
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- British Columbia by Carol Baker on page 2, and page 73
- Raven and the First Men: Writing Journal by Bill Reid on page 127
- Easy Hiking Around Vancouver (An All-Season Guide) by Jean Cousins on page 160
- Curlew Island by Sally Stewart on page 211
- The Black Swan (Irish Eyes) by Ana Seymour on page 185
- British Columbia Adventure Guide (Adventure Guides Series) by Ed Readicker-Henderson in Back Matter
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