Travel to Canada

Robson Street

This was where the original German community in Vancouver shopped. Robsonstrasse, as it was formerly known, was filled with delis, bakeries and restaurants. Today, it's one of the city's most fashionable shopping streets: Alfred Sung, Salvatore Ferragamo, Chanel, Rodier Paris and Stephane de Raucourt are just some of the big brands in this urban shopping destination. Options for grabbing a bite are everywhere. You will find everything from Schnitzel to Sushi along this bustling thoroughfare. It is also cruising central in the summertime, with cars and sidewalks filled with people enjoying the warm summer air.

Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Center

This aquarium has become one of the largest in North America. Inside you'll find more than 8,000 aquatic animals, hailing from as far away as the Arctic and the Amazon. The newly opened Pacific Canada Pavilion contains a living exhibit that interprets issues facing marine life of the Georgia Straight. The main attractions, however, are the Orca, beluga and dolphin shows.

Stanley Park

Attractions are everywhere in this massive downtown park, a veritable rainforest within a metropolis. Some attractions are the Children's Farmyard, Miniature Railway, tennis courts, beaches, children's water park, heated ocean side swimming pool, the Theatre Under the Stars, the Vancouver Aquarium and the 10.5-km perimeter Seawall, which is full with joggers, walkers and rollerbladers. Once a military reserve, the park became one of the city's premier attractions by action of the city's first council.

Vancouver

Vancouver is the third largest city in Canada, located in British Columbia and known worldwide for its incredible natural beauty, surrounded by coastal mountains and the Pacific Ocean. It is ranked as one of the best cities to live in, and it is definitely a great tourist destination. Vancouver is a city full of life and full of beautiful places and sights, and if you arrive at night time, you'll get an amazing sight of the Lions Gate bridge, which connects Vancouver with Downtown Vancouver.

Kamloops

Kamloops is located in British Columbia and it is known as the Tournament Capital of Canada. This town has hosted many tournaments, like the Strauss Canada Cup of Curling, Skate Canada, World Fly Fishing Championships, Tim Horton's Olympic Qualifying Bike Race, and World Junior Hockey Championships.
The best places to visit are the MacArthur Island Park, the Riverside Park, where the rivers meet, and The Kamloops Wildlife Park. For shopping, you have the Aberdeen Mall, with 2 floors of stores and some attractions. The main activities to do around this town are swimming at the Riverside Park, rock climbing, skiing at Sun Peaks, golfing, mountain biking and fishing.