Walking around Coal Harbour in Downtown Vancouver where most apartments cost around $10,000,000+. It’s the least affordable housing city in Canada. A recent study has declared Metro Vancouver as having the most expensive housing market in North America beating out cities like Los Angeles, San Jose, and Toronto. Mostly owned by investors from all over the world.
This beautiful little seaside city is definitely one of the gems of the lower mainland. Lined with cozy coffee shops, ice cream shops, and restaurants. It was such a breathtaking experience. The sun was shining which made our walk around the area a lot nicer. It was also very clean. Beautiful all year round!
A must place to visit. Scenery is fantastic. Bring your family and friends or just yourself for a sunset experience. Bring your camera, you will become one of the best photographers. Love the fish and chips and ice cream shop. Nice benches to sit. Great place for lunch or evening stroll with kids.
This is a great mall conveniently located by the airport. Great use of cheap space. If you find a store you like the prices are excellent. Restaurants are decent as well. Relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff and clean. Would recommend this to everyone.
The castle of the industrialist’s Robert Dunsmuir, a Scottish immigrant who made his fortune from Vancouver Island coal. Feels like we come back in time visiting this place.
Craigdarroch Castle was Constructed in 1890 – “Craigdarroch” means “rocky, oak place” in Gaelic.
Robert and Joan Dunsmuir had two sons, eight daughters and plenty of exploits. The Castle weaves a fascinating tale of this intriguing family – their achievements, their relationships and even their quirks.
Built by coal baron Robert Dunsmuir during the reign of Queen Victoria and now a National Historic Site, Craigdarroch Castle has been meticulously restored, giving visitors a glimpse of privileged life in the 1890s.
The immense fortune of the Dunsmuir family is reflected in the four floors of exquisite stained glass windows, intricate woodwork and fabulous Victorian-era furnishings.
Craigdarroch Castle (Victoria BC) stained glass windows
Craigdarroch Castle (Victoria BC) stained glass windows
Billiards room on an upper floor
A really nice day to bike! We parked at Science World and bike around Kitsilano and back to English Bay. Kitsilano is a laid-back residential area known for the huge saltwater Kitsilano Pool and mountain views from Kitsilano Beach. Stores selling yoga wear, outdoor gear and fashionable clothes line West 4th Avenue, the main drag, and dining options range from waterside seafood spots to long-standing vegetarian eateries. Cultural attractions include the Vancouver Maritime Museum and the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre.
Weekday morning routine. It’s always so busy here and it will only get busier as more people move here.
