My wife is dead set on Vancouver and not sure why. Both of us have never been to Canada and would be flying out of San Francisco. Hope all you Hockey fans chime in and give me the scoop on where to go and what to do. Please remember taking wife and she is ok with going to a strip bar (because she looks better than most) but good ideas about cool things to do. Please advise and thanks guys.
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My wife is dead set on Vancouver and not sure why. Both of us have never been to Canada and would be flying out of San Francisco. Hope all you Hockey fans chime in and give me the scoop on where to go and what to do. Please remember taking wife and she is ok with going to a strip bar (because she looks better than most) but good ideas about cool things to do. Please advise and thanks guys.
They have been posted several times you perv. Just asking the best city to go to and what to do. Like I said never been there but for the record a few guys have asked questions about San Francisco and always happy to help.
So take your hook and stick it up your a*s. Hate kids on this site.
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Quote Originally Posted by ilovethathook:
post your wifes pic on here so we can judge
They have been posted several times you perv. Just asking the best city to go to and what to do. Like I said never been there but for the record a few guys have asked questions about San Francisco and always happy to help.
So take your hook and stick it up your a*s. Hate kids on this site.
You should've went there a few weeks ago. They had abnormally warm weather in Vancouver.
Canada kind of sucks in my opinion and I'm from there. It feels like you're in Hong Kong or Bangladesh most everywhere you go. Immigration is alright, but not when the identity of the host country is lost in the process.
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You should've went there a few weeks ago. They had abnormally warm weather in Vancouver.
Canada kind of sucks in my opinion and I'm from there. It feels like you're in Hong Kong or Bangladesh most everywhere you go. Immigration is alright, but not when the identity of the host country is lost in the process.
My wife is dead set on Vancouver and not sure why. Both of us have never been to Canada and would be flying out of San Francisco. Hope all you Hockey fans chime in and give me the scoop on where to go and what to do. Please remember taking wife and she is ok with going to a strip bar (because she looks better than most) but good ideas about cool things to do. Please advise and thanks guys.
you will have a lot of fun in vancouver, but i liked toronto much more.
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Quote Originally Posted by Kurshka:
My wife is dead set on Vancouver and not sure why. Both of us have never been to Canada and would be flying out of San Francisco. Hope all you Hockey fans chime in and give me the scoop on where to go and what to do. Please remember taking wife and she is ok with going to a strip bar (because she looks better than most) but good ideas about cool things to do. Please advise and thanks guys.
you will have a lot of fun in vancouver, but i liked toronto much more.
Vancouver is beautiful and I have to agree with silk in half the town, half the parts we saw anyway, all the signs were in an Asian language. I am assuming Chinese. I guess that's a good thing cause you can see both cultures if you like but I found it surprising.
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Vancouver is beautiful and I have to agree with silk in half the town, half the parts we saw anyway, all the signs were in an Asian language. I am assuming Chinese. I guess that's a good thing cause you can see both cultures if you like but I found it surprising.
Vancouver is the most attractive and expensive city in Canada. A dozen cities clustered in a rainforest surrounded by water and mountains. Free popular attractions include Stanley Park seawall and totem poles. Also Granville Island too. Vancouver Aquarium is recommended. Good views on Skytrain expo line route in Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminister and Surrey. At North Vancouver, best attractions are Capilano suspension bridge and Grouse mountain. Check website dinehere.ca for restaurant reviews.
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Vancouver is the most attractive and expensive city in Canada. A dozen cities clustered in a rainforest surrounded by water and mountains. Free popular attractions include Stanley Park seawall and totem poles. Also Granville Island too. Vancouver Aquarium is recommended. Good views on Skytrain expo line route in Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminister and Surrey. At North Vancouver, best attractions are Capilano suspension bridge and Grouse mountain. Check website dinehere.ca for restaurant reviews.
I live outside Toronto and both my younger brother and younger sister went out to Vancouver for school and never came back. About 30-35% of my friends went out to B.C. for a few years And they loved it. Vancouver seems a bit more geographically diverse and Toronto is a LOT more ethnically diverse. Put it this way, I lived on a street when I was growing up called Whiteway court and we were the only white people that lived on the street. That should give an indication of the accuracy of my above statements. And there's nothing wrong with that for most. Diversity can be a good thing. It just depends on what you are looking for. I would personally go to van city.
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I live outside Toronto and both my younger brother and younger sister went out to Vancouver for school and never came back. About 30-35% of my friends went out to B.C. for a few years And they loved it. Vancouver seems a bit more geographically diverse and Toronto is a LOT more ethnically diverse. Put it this way, I lived on a street when I was growing up called Whiteway court and we were the only white people that lived on the street. That should give an indication of the accuracy of my above statements. And there's nothing wrong with that for most. Diversity can be a good thing. It just depends on what you are looking for. I would personally go to van city.
Used to live out West when I was younger. Here are a few thoughts:
1. Granville Island - great place to enjoy the scenery, spend outside, great spots to eat, shops, etc.
2. Wreck beach - is a nudist beach. Never been, can be hit and miss, you know what I mean.
3. Shopping in South Main - called SoMa if your girl wants to shop. Also Robson Street has great shops
4. Ask around and google - there is tons to do in Vancouver, very nice city. Yes there is a high asian population due to heavy investment from them in real estate.
If you're up to go driving for a couple of hours, this is where I'd go.
1. Banff - Absolutely stunning. They have hot springs, trails, spas, insane scenery, water activities, etc etc etc.
2. Victoria Island - fun for the day. Endless list of things to.
This all depends on the length of your stay and your budget. I live in Toronto which is also a great city (Niagara Falls 75min away, Niagara on the Lake - Wine Country, Spas, Downtown Toronto - shops, etc), but for your 1st time to Canada, I would go to Vancouver.
Enjoy
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Used to live out West when I was younger. Here are a few thoughts:
1. Granville Island - great place to enjoy the scenery, spend outside, great spots to eat, shops, etc.
2. Wreck beach - is a nudist beach. Never been, can be hit and miss, you know what I mean.
3. Shopping in South Main - called SoMa if your girl wants to shop. Also Robson Street has great shops
4. Ask around and google - there is tons to do in Vancouver, very nice city. Yes there is a high asian population due to heavy investment from them in real estate.
If you're up to go driving for a couple of hours, this is where I'd go.
1. Banff - Absolutely stunning. They have hot springs, trails, spas, insane scenery, water activities, etc etc etc.
2. Victoria Island - fun for the day. Endless list of things to.
This all depends on the length of your stay and your budget. I live in Toronto which is also a great city (Niagara Falls 75min away, Niagara on the Lake - Wine Country, Spas, Downtown Toronto - shops, etc), but for your 1st time to Canada, I would go to Vancouver.
Used to live out West when I was younger. Here are a few thoughts:
1. Granville Island - great place to enjoy the scenery, spend outside, great spots to eat, shops, etc.
2. Wreck beach - is a nudist beach. Never been, can be hit and miss, you know what I mean.
3. Shopping in South Main - called SoMa if your girl wants to shop. Also Robson Street has great shops
4. Ask around and google - there is tons to do in Vancouver, very nice city. Yes there is a high asian population due to heavy investment from them in real estate.
If you're up to go driving for a couple of hours, this is where I'd go.
1. Banff - Absolutely stunning. They have hot springs, trails, spas, insane scenery, water activities, etc etc etc.
2. Victoria Island - fun for the day. Endless list of things to.
This all depends on the length of your stay and your budget. I live in Toronto which is also a great city (Niagara Falls 75min away, Niagara on the Lake - Wine Country, Spas, Downtown Toronto - shops, etc), but for your 1st time to Canada, I would go to Vancouver.
Enjoy
Good post and info Frozen. Banff is incredible beauty I've heard. On my bucket list.
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Quote Originally Posted by FrozenTundra:
Used to live out West when I was younger. Here are a few thoughts:
1. Granville Island - great place to enjoy the scenery, spend outside, great spots to eat, shops, etc.
2. Wreck beach - is a nudist beach. Never been, can be hit and miss, you know what I mean.
3. Shopping in South Main - called SoMa if your girl wants to shop. Also Robson Street has great shops
4. Ask around and google - there is tons to do in Vancouver, very nice city. Yes there is a high asian population due to heavy investment from them in real estate.
If you're up to go driving for a couple of hours, this is where I'd go.
1. Banff - Absolutely stunning. They have hot springs, trails, spas, insane scenery, water activities, etc etc etc.
2. Victoria Island - fun for the day. Endless list of things to.
This all depends on the length of your stay and your budget. I live in Toronto which is also a great city (Niagara Falls 75min away, Niagara on the Lake - Wine Country, Spas, Downtown Toronto - shops, etc), but for your 1st time to Canada, I would go to Vancouver.
Enjoy
Good post and info Frozen. Banff is incredible beauty I've heard. On my bucket list.
Used to live out West when I was younger. Here are a few thoughts:
1. Granville Island - great place to enjoy the scenery, spend outside, great spots to eat, shops, etc.
2. Wreck beach - is a nudist beach. Never been, can be hit and miss, you know what I mean.
3. Shopping in South Main - called SoMa if your girl wants to shop. Also Robson Street has great shops
4. Ask around and google - there is tons to do in Vancouver, very nice city. Yes there is a high asian population due to heavy investment from them in real estate.
If you're up to go driving for a couple of hours, this is where I'd go.
1. Banff - Absolutely stunning. They have hot springs, trails, spas, insane scenery, water activities, etc etc etc.
2. Victoria Island - fun for the day. Endless list of things to.
This all depends on the length of your stay and your budget. I live in Toronto which is also a great city (Niagara Falls 75min away, Niagara on the Lake - Wine Country, Spas, Downtown Toronto - shops, etc), but for your 1st time to Canada, I would go to Vancouver.
Enjoy
Granville Island is pretty sweet. I used to go there and gorge myself full of berries and spring rolls.
Ever been to Lee's Donuts in Granville Island? Best donut I've ever had was there, some peanut sprinkled one. So much good produce, seafood, meats, and other stuff.
I've traveled up through Victoria. There are some fun places to camp, especially up north.
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Quote Originally Posted by FrozenTundra:
Used to live out West when I was younger. Here are a few thoughts:
1. Granville Island - great place to enjoy the scenery, spend outside, great spots to eat, shops, etc.
2. Wreck beach - is a nudist beach. Never been, can be hit and miss, you know what I mean.
3. Shopping in South Main - called SoMa if your girl wants to shop. Also Robson Street has great shops
4. Ask around and google - there is tons to do in Vancouver, very nice city. Yes there is a high asian population due to heavy investment from them in real estate.
If you're up to go driving for a couple of hours, this is where I'd go.
1. Banff - Absolutely stunning. They have hot springs, trails, spas, insane scenery, water activities, etc etc etc.
2. Victoria Island - fun for the day. Endless list of things to.
This all depends on the length of your stay and your budget. I live in Toronto which is also a great city (Niagara Falls 75min away, Niagara on the Lake - Wine Country, Spas, Downtown Toronto - shops, etc), but for your 1st time to Canada, I would go to Vancouver.
Enjoy
Granville Island is pretty sweet. I used to go there and gorge myself full of berries and spring rolls.
Ever been to Lee's Donuts in Granville Island? Best donut I've ever had was there, some peanut sprinkled one. So much good produce, seafood, meats, and other stuff.
I've traveled up through Victoria. There are some fun places to camp, especially up north.
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