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Vancouver is located in Vancouver
Canada
British Columbia
southwest
Pacific
Along the coast, yes
Canada
A major port city and an important economic center, it is also the political, cultural, tourism and transportation center of Western Canada. The city has been used for many years
The Economist Intelligence Unit
Be rated as
The world's most livable city
One of them.
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Vancouver owned
Canada
British Columbia
The core area is a
International metropolis
It is also the largest city in the province. Vancouver is the third largest city in Canada in terms of population. In 2016, the population of metro Vancouver reached 632,000.
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Vancouver has a highly developed film production industry, yes
North America
Following the
Los Angeles
and
New York
After the third largest production center, known as the "North.
Take Hollywood by storm
"Said. Vancouver has also been associated with 125 km away
Vesnar
Co-hosted the 2010 event
Winter Olympic Games
and
Winter Paralympic Games
.
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One of the 16 cities to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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- Chinese name
- Vancouver
- Foreign name
- Vancouver
- alias
- north Take Hollywood by storm
- Administrative category
- The city
- Subordinate region
- British Columbia
- Geographical position
- Canada West coast
- Area product
- 115 km²
- Subordinate area
- City of Vancouver, City of West Vancouver
- Government premises
- Downtown Vancouver's inner ring
- Telephone area code
- 604, 778
- Postal code
- V5K—V6Z
- Climatic condition
- Temperate maritime climate
- Population number
- 632,000 (2016)
- Famous scenic spot
- Stanley Park , Queen Elizabeth Park , Lions Gate Bridge
- aerodrome
- Vancouver International Airport
- Railway station
- Vancouver City Train Station
- License plate code
- VC
- Gross regional product
- $183.6 billion (2016)
- alderman
- Shen Guanjian [14]
- railway
- Canada Via Railway
- Prestigious university
- University of British Columbia , Simon Fraser University
catalogue
- 1Historical evolution
- ▪Early development
- ▪Modern history
- 2Administrative division
- 3Geographical environment
- ▪Location boundary
- ▪landform
- ▪climate
- ▪hydrology
- 4Natural resources
- ▪Plant resources
- ▪Animal resources
- 5Population nationality
- 6political
- ▪Dharma chapter
- ▪government
- 7economy
Indigenous people
According to the archaeological community, the First Nations have been in Vancouver around 8,000 to 10,000 years ago, and now
Stanley Park
, Fu Xi,
Kislano
There are villages at Cape Gray and the mouth of the Fraser River.
Vancouver was annexed in 1858
Canada
British Columbia
At that time, gold was discovered in Vancouver, which led to the Fraser Valley gold Rush, where more than 25,000 gold prospectors arrived
Lower continental plain
Restocked and prepared for the interior of British Columbia, but did not enter the current city of Vancouver. The first European settlement within the current city limits did not appear until 1862, in what is now the Marbo district. Moody Wai (now
City of North Vancouver
A sawmill opened in 1863, marking the beginning of logging in the Vancouver area. Later, another sawmill appeared in the area of what is now Broton Point, but because of the strong currents in the area, it was moved to the end of what is now Goya Street in 1867, and was renamed the Hearsting Mill, which became the core site of the future development of Vancouver. In 1867, Jack Dayton established a pub near the Hurstington Mill, and the settlement now known as Gastown gradually took shape around the pub.
British Columbia
The colonial government surveyed Gastown in 1870 and set aside a town site called Granville; Name from the time
British colony
Minister, Earl of Gulland Lake. Due to its location as a deep-water harbour, the town of Granville was chosen by the Canadian Pacific Railway as the terminus of its railway. Vancouver was incorporated as a city on April 6, 1886, taking its name from
George Vancouver
At that time, the south boundary was only the current 16th Street. On June 13, the Great Vancouver Fire destroyed the city. The Vancouver Fire Department was established and reconstruction began immediately. Vancouver had about 1,000 residents in 1881, rising to 20,000 by 1900 and 100,000 by 1911.
In 1792, the British Navy Captain George Vancouver's expedition ship sailed in search of the Northwest Passage
Ballard bay
Around. Beginning in 1862, European immigrants settled along the Gulf Coast, establishing the sawmill town of Granville.
In 1867, nicknamed "Gassy"
Jack Denton
Come here, he is
Gais Town
Watertel Street, now the town of Geisstown, built a wooden saloon for settlers to rest in, and this was the origin of Vancouver's first restaurant. After the city moved west, Gaisstown's economy began to decline.
In 1886
Canadian Pacific Railway
After the train opened, Vancouver was officially established as a city, and Jack Denton was elected as the first mayor. Jack Denton and his staff decided to name the city Vancouver in honour of the first explorer to arrive. The city was named after Vancouver in honor of the first explorer who arrived there. After that, ports and cities emerged as "gateways to the East."
Between 1890 and 1910, the population increased from 13,000 to 100,000. The year 1914
Panama Canal
After the opening of the sea, there are shipping shortcuts to Europe and Brazil, promoting the prosperity of the port city.
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Beautiful night view of Vancouver
Vancouver is divided into 10 boroughs and five townships: West Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, East Vancouver, Port Moody, Burnaby, Ququitwoodland, Butte Harbor, Maple Ridge, New Westminster, Richmond, Delta, Langley, Surrey, and White Rock.
The city of Vancouver is based in East Vancouver.
Vancouver is located on the western side of the peninsula between Brehne Bay and False Creek, covering an area of 115 square kilometers, with the city center at 49°13 'north latitude and 123°06' west longitude. Vancouver includes downtown, the West End district and
Stanley Park
Three areas. The area to the south and east of False Creek can be divided into Wimsey and Wimeast along Ontario Street. In addition, the city limits are divided into 23 communities. Bordered by the North branch of the Fraser River to the south and Brehne Bay and English Bay to the north, Vancouver is backed by the Coast Range and faces the Strait of Georgia.
Vancouver
Vancouver
Vancouver has a mild climate all year round
Temperate maritime climate
. The temperature in summer is generally about 20 ° C, and the temperature in winter is above 0 ° C. Vancouver has an average maximum temperature of 6 ° C in January and 22 ° C in July, and its annual rainfall is half that of Tofino. There is little snow in winter, but there is still a lot of rainfall, which brings Vancouver the "rain capital of Canada". In November, the temperature in Vancouver generally stays between 3 ° C and 9 ° C, warm and comfortable.
springtime
In this coastal city, spring comes early. In February or March, you can see crocuses and daffodils in full bloom.
summertime
Vancouver's summer climate is warm and comfortable, with daytime temperatures generally around 20 ° C from June to August.
autumn
Autumn is mild in coastal areas, and summer weather tends to extend into October. In November, the morning air becomes cooler and leaves begin to fall.
wintertime
Vancouver has humid winters, but the climate is still mild. Snow-covered landscapes are rare, with the exception of the ski slopes in the mountains. From November to February, the average temperature ranges from 0℃ to 5℃.
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Vancouver is located in the middle of the west coast of North America, the evaporation of the river is relatively small, but the flow is relatively large; The ecological environment of the river basin is better, and the sediment content of the river with high vegetation coverage rate is less. There are many lakes along the river, the flow is relatively stable; High latitude, glaciation period; The river flows from low latitudes to high latitudes, and there is a flood in early winter and early spring.
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Vancouver
There are grizzly bears in Vancouver,
Kermode bear
,
elk
, moose,
Reindeer
,
Goat
,
marmot
,
beaver
,
muskrat
,
coyote
,
The sable
,
cougar
, Osprey, heron,
Swan
,
diver
,
eagle
,
Owl
,
Raven
,
Hag duck
,
Duck
,
robin
,
Pine finch
,
tit
,
starling
,
Labidura labidalis
,
mouseworm
,
Squirrel
,
longicorn
,
Ivy League
and
Mouse
Such land creatures. Marine life has
Salmon
,
Trout
,
Sinistral fish
,
Rainbow trout
,
seal
,
otter
,
Killer whale
,
Grey whale
,
porpoise
,
The Pacific spotted dolphin
and
Minke whale
Let's wait.
City of Vancouver logo
In its early years, English, Scottish and Irish residents made up the majority of the city's population, while the culture and identity of the English community remained evident in some areas, notably South Gulland Lake and Crisdale. However, as Vancouver developed into a trading center on the Pacific coast, immigrants from different cultural backgrounds moved to the area, which gradually diversified the ethnic structure of Vancouver.
《中英联合声明》
The signing in 1984 triggered a wave of immigration from Hong Kong to Canada, and Vancouver, Canada's gateway to the Asia-Pacific region, also received a large number of Hong Kong immigrants, bringing major changes to the city's ethnic structure. The arrival of Asian immigrants continues Vancouver's role as a popular destination for immigrants. Other major Asian groups in the city include South Asians, Vietnamese, Filipinos, Indonesians, Koreans, Cambodians, and Japanese. In addition, the city has a growing Latino population, mainly from Peru,
Ecuador
,
El Salvador
and
Mexico
And other countries.
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Unlike other municipalities in British Columbia, Vancouver is governed by a special provincial statute, the Vancouver Act. This Act, passed in 1953, replaced the Vancouver Jurisdiction Act, 1921, and gave the municipality greater and more powers than those given by the Municipal Act of British Columbia.
Vancouver is governed by a 10-member City Council, which serves a three-year term. Vancouver does not have the same electoral districts as other cities in North America, and its city council members are therefore directly elected by all Vancouverites.
Vancouver is different from
British Columbia
Under the Vancouver Charter, legislation passed in 1953 that replaced the City of Vancouver Act of 1921 gave the city more and different powers than other communities under the City Act of British Columbia.
Since World War II, the government has been dominated by center-right non-party associations, although there were some major center-left events before 2008. In 2002, the NPA undermined the drug policy issue, and the League of Progressive Voters won on a harm reduction platform. Subsequently, the only legal safe injection site in North America opened for the city's large number of intravenous heroin users.
Vancouver is made up of 11 Vancouver City councillors, nine board members and seven committee members, all of whom serve three-year terms. For Vancouver, all municipal elections are conducted on a large basis. Historically, at all levels of government, Vancouver's more affluent west side voted along conservative or liberal lines, while eastern cities voted along the left. The results of the provincial elections in 2005 and the federal elections in 2006 proved this again.
Despite the polarization, some political consensus has emerged in Vancouver. Such as protecting city parks with a focus on bus rapid transit development rather than the highway system, ways to reduce illegal drug use, and a general focus on community development, these policies have gained broad support across Vancouver's political spectrum.
Vancouver's manufacturing, high-tech and service industries are very developed, while the resource industry, food industry, primary manufacturing and agriculture are also important pillars of Vancouver's economy.
Canada Square
Vancouver is
Canada
The largest export city of forestry products, accounting for about 16% of the country's forestry trade, the main export products are softwood wood, newsprint, pulp, wood and so on. Among them, cork production ranks second in the world, accounting for 18.7% of the country's total output, exports accounted for 36.6% of the country's total exports; Newsprint and pulp production and exports ranked first in the world, accounting for 45% and 29% of world exports. Vancouver exports wood products to 180 countries around the world, with exports amounting to $32.7 billion in 2014, representing 7 per cent of the value of Canada's goods exports.
Vancouver is a major distribution center for agricultural, forestry and mineral products in western Canada. Natural harbor, winter does not freeze, outer harbor
English Bay
The Ballard Bay mouth is narrow and wide, extending 32 kilometers from west to east. The port area is 130 square kilometers, and the water depth is more than 12 meters, which can be accessed by ocean ships.
Harbor equipment
Perfect, special grain terminal and container, bulk cargo terminal along the coast, up to more than 10 kilometers, and built a huge grain warehouse. More than 40 per cent of the country's grain exports are shipped in addition. In 1982, the port throughput was 51.65 million tons, ranking first in Canada; It mainly exports grain, wood, pulp, fish, flour, etc., and imports coffee, cocoa, sugar, tea, steel, cement, etc. There are regular flights to Asia, Oceania, Europe and Latin America. With Victoria on Vancouver Island,
Nanaimo
There are regular car ferries to and from. Land transportation is convenient, with a number of railways and highways leading to all parts of the country, and direct links with cities such as Seattle, USA. The international airport, built on an island at the mouth of the north tributary of the Fraser River, is one of Canada's major aviation centers.
Vancouver
In the service sector, Vancouver is the leader in technology and education. The service sector accounts for 80% of employment and manufacturing 18%. Vancouver is a standard service city. Vancouver's service industry has a high international economic reputation. In addition, Vancouver's aviation industry is also well developed, with about 25,000 jobs a year, most of which are related to the aviation industry, and the annual salary is 26% higher than that of the general service industry. The aviation industry is an export service industry, which not only serves Canada, but also serves the world.
Vancouver is the leader in the services sector, with others leading in technology, transportation, education, telecommunications, technology, film and construction. All of these industries have advantages in Vancouver.
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The Vancouver Education Board provides public education in Vancouver, including 74 elementary schools, 18 secondary schools and 7 adult education centres.
Vancouver is also home to the following famous universities, they are:
University of British Columbia clock Tower
Simon Fraser University
, was awarded in 2009
Maclean's magazine
Be rated as...
Canada
Best comprehensive university.
Fairleigh Dickens University
It's the United States
Fairleigh Dickens University
A branch school in Vancouver.
Emily Carr University of Art and Design
Built in 1925, yes
British Columbia
One of the oldest institutions of higher learning, but also one of the four independent art schools in Canada. It is recognized worldwide as an institution of innovation and excellence in visual arts, film arts and design.
There are also other colleges, such as
British Columbia Institute of Technology
,
Vancouver Community College
,
Kwantlen University College
,
Langara College
,
Columbia College
and
Douglas College
Let's wait.
Vancouver at night
Vancouver is a multicultural city with a variety of entertainment programs. In addition to the unique festivals that take place in Vancouver throughout the year, you can also enjoy theatre, concerts and performances, as well as nightclubs and trendy bars.
Vancouver is
British Columbia
Most national media outlets have offices here. The two main English-language newspapers in Vancouver are the
Vancouver Sun
"And the Vancouver Provincial Newspaper, which are published by Pacific Newspapers Group, a division of Canada Global. Be headquartered in
Toronto
The national newspaper
Globe and Mail
A Greater Vancouver edition was also added to increase sales in the Greater Vancouver area. There are also several free newspapers in the city, including 24 Hours and 24 Hours.
Metropolitan daily
".
Canadian state channels
,
CTV Television Network
,
Global television
and
Citytv
Both are based in Vancouver.
Vancouver's ethnic diversity has also shaped the city
multi-culture
The media boom.
Ming Pao Daily
, Sing Tao Daily and
World Journal
Both have a Canadian edition, and
Multicultural television
the
British Columbia
Sub-stations are also produced
Chinese
,
Cantonese
, Punjabi, Portuguese and
Tagalog
The news report. In addition, New Times Media Group's two cable channels (Cantonese-dominated
New age television
And Mandarin-language city TV) are available in Metro Vancouver.
Vancouver city by the mountains and the sea, green trees, beautiful scenery, with skiing, hunting, fishing, sailing and so on
Tourist facilities
. Stanley Park, built on a small peninsula west of downtown, is known as an outdoor retreat. Annual Canada
International exposition
The Vancouver Arts Festival, etc., also attracted a large number of tourists. It was founded in 1908
University of British Columbia
and
museum
,
gallery
,
Library
And other cultural facilities.
Vancouver City Map - The latest erlinyou edition
In the 1980s, after long discussions, the city government decided to ban the construction of expressways in downtown Vancouver. The exception is the Transcanada Highway, which is only on the eastern edge of the city.
Transport link
Responsible for the management of the road network and the provision of public transport services for the Greater Vancouver region, including regular buses and the B-Line express bus Line; A sea bus connecting the city centre to the North Shore; An overhead train MRT system comprising the Expo Line as well as the Millennium Line and the Cheung Tsing Line; There is also the West Coast Express, which provides suburban commuter service. And connecting to downtown Wen,
Richmond
and
Vancouver International Airport
The Canadian line was also completed in 2010.
railway
Vancouver Pacific Central Station is the Vancouver area
Intercity railway
Service hubs, there are
Canada Via Railway
The trains travel to other parts of Canada as well
Amtrak
The train goes to the United States
Seattle
,
Portland
Etc.
aerodrome
Vancouver International Airport
Located 15 kilometers southwest of the city center, it is connected by domestic and international routes
Canada
And major cities in the United States, if desired
Calgary
,
Edmonton
,
Toronto
Etc.,
Air Canada
Both offer very intensive shifts. The airport tax is $15 for international flights and $10 for domestic flights. Same-day transfers are free of airport tax. The airport is connected to the city by a new metro "Canada Line".
Port of Vancouver
Since 1887
Canada
After the construction of the east-West land bridge, the Port of Vancouver has become the center of commerce, industry, transportation, technology and culture in western Canada. The main industries are shipbuilding, wood processing, paper making, automobile, fish processing, textile, aircraft manufacturing and petroleum processing.
Port of Vancouver
It is the shortest route between Asia and North America. The highway connects with Canada and the United States; The American continent can be reached by rail. Port distance
Vancouver International Airport
About half an hour's drive away, there are regular flights to fly all over the world.
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City traffic
There are four kinds of public transportation in the city: bus, overhead train, sea bus and subway. When travelling in the same fare area, you can transfer from bus to MTR with your ticket. The cost is based on the regional system, and the whole of Greater Vancouver is divided into three regions. Zone billing is limited to office hours (Monday to Friday 6:30am to 6:30pm), while non-office hours are subject to a minimum charge per zone. Tickets can be used more than once, but are invalid after 90 minutes of activation.
bus
Bus fares in Vancouver are determined by two factors: time of day and distance traveled. Hours are divided into: working days from work to 18:30; After 18:30 on weekdays and all day on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Distance is measured across several areas. The areas covered by the Metro Vancouver bus network are successively divided into: the first district, mainly including the city of Vancouver; District 2, which mainly includes North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond and the Airport; District 3 refers to the rest of the Greater Vancouver area.
One-day Pass
From Monday to Friday, after 9:00 am and other holidays such as Saturday and Sunday, you can take any number of rides during the day. There are two types of one-day passes. One is the multi-day pass, which can be bought in supermarkets and must be used on a specified date by the rider. And be sure to stamp the expiration date, the other is in the subway station, the use of vending machines to buy one-day tickets on the same day. $15 adult fare. $7.50 for children and seniors.
Local bus
Almost all of Vancouver's city buses are
trolleybus
. It runs every ten minutes or so. The ride is available from morning until 12 PM. There is no timetable on the board. If necessary, you can get the necessary information at the passenger service center or convenience store. Sending 33333 a separate code on each bus stop can also query the nearest timetable.
Urban tourism antique car
Semi-self-guided tour
The most abundant way to visit the city is to choose to buy the urban tour antique train travel voucher around the city
Tourist route
It covers 16 sightseeing spots in the downtown area, and enjoy the convenient way to get on and off at any time.
Crown block
The skytrain is a light rail operated by computer
Transportation system
. There are three lines from Waterfront to King George with 20 stops and a total of 28 km, which takes only 40 minutes. It runs every three to five minutes. In the city, it runs underground until it comes out of the ground around the Stadium station. A new Skytrain runs from Waterfront to Richmond every three to five minutes, with the Richmond area above ground and downtown Vancouver still underground, with a split line to the airport.
Sea bus
Connecting the downtown Metro terminal to the North Vancouver transit system, the Sea bus takes 13 minutes and can carry 400 passengers at a time. It departs every 15 minutes from morning to 18:46 on Monday to Friday and every 30 minutes from 10:00 to 18:16 on Saturday.
In addition, Vancouver is connected to various cities in the Fraser Valley by the West Coast Express commuter train, and is connected to Seattle by an intercity train.
The First Nations, made up of various tribes, were the earliest inhabitants of Vancouver, predating the arrival of Europeans to the province in the 18th century. Although it was the Spanish who first occupied the land, the city was named after George Vancouver, an English sea captain who arrived here in 1792.
With the completion of the Fraser River Gold Rush and the construction of the Trans-Canadian East-West Railway in the 19th century, Vancouver developed rapidly and its population increased rapidly. By 1901, the population had reached 29,000.
Today, Vancouver is one of the most important cities in Canada and has one of the fastest growing economies. Every year, many new immigrants from all over the world settle in Vancouver, making the city a multicultural city.
Historically, Chinese immigrants have flocked to Canada's west coast. It was built by about 6,500 Chinese immigrants in the 1880s
Canadian Pacific Railway
They eventually settled along the railway lines and established Chinatown in Vancouver.
To date, about one-third of Vancouver's population is Asian, the largest of which is Chinese, with more than 10,000 new Chinese immigrants arriving every year. Chinese culture has become an important part of Vancouver's diverse multi-ethnic culture.
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with
Canadian Pacific Railway
When the railway was opened to Vancouver, the Chinese workers who had been involved in the construction of the railway also lost their jobs. The demobilized Chinese workers stayed in Wen to earn a living and formed Chinese settlements. By 1887, Chinatown had a population of about 90, and the term "China Town" appeared in mainstream local newspapers. Because Vancouver is located at the mouth of the Fraser River, the salinity of the river is naturally higher than that of the upper reaches of the Fraser River, and the early Chinese also called this place "salt water port". A transliteration of "Vancouver" began to appear, but there was no common transliteration at the beginning, and "Wan Gao Hua" and "Wengcoba" were both used. By the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the transliteration was gradually unified into "Yun Gaohua" or "Yun Gehua", and the abbreviation of "Yun Port" and "Cloud City" was derived.
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Sister city
Vancouver
There are many tourist attractions in Vancouver, mainly
Stanley Park
,
Lions Gate Bridge
,
Canada Square
,
Queen Elizabeth Park
,
Capilano suspension Bridge
,
Chinatown
And Whistler and so on.
Stanley Park
Vanier Park has bike trails to exercise the body, as well as museums to exercise the brain. Maritime Museum,
Museums in Vancouver
And the Pacific Space Center is not very large, and a half-day tour is enough. The nearby Museum of Man is considered by most to be the best museum in Vancouver. Vancouver education is very developed, the world's top schools
University of British Columbia
In the city.
Other popular spots in downtown Vancouver include Universal Hollywood and the Hard Rock Cafe. The Arts and Crafts Museum in Vancouver displays a variety of arts and crafts. The museum's 1999 exhibition program includes an exhibition of Toulouse-Latrek painting, an exhibition of prints,
England
Old master painting exhibition and
Canada
The Orduban Bird Show.
Famous tourist attractions:
gastown
gastown
It is the oldest district in Vancouver and is located in the heart of the city. Gastown was named after Jack Deighton, nicknamed "Gassy", owner of the city's first bar. In the 19th century, "Gassy" once operated a wine shop here, making the town increasingly prosperous, before the 19th century, Vancouver became Canada's main port, officially became a city in 1886, "Gassy" became the first mayor, he in memory of the white captain George Vancouver discovered in 1792, named the city of Vancouver, The district was later named Gastown in his honor. In the middle of Maple Tree Square stands a statue of Jaddon, standing on a beer keg.
The beautiful, clean streets are lined with quaint street lights, and the old houses along the cobblestone road have become antique shops, souvenir shops, galleries and quaint restaurants. Located at the corner of Cambie and Water streets is the world's only
Steam clock
Everywhere is permeated with the atmosphere of that pioneering period.
Robertson Street
Robertson Street
It is the core area of Vancouver and the starting point of the business district. Along the road, there are many fashion shops, restaurants and hotels, which make people feel the bustling style of different. At the end of Robertson Street is the symbol of modern Vancouver, Canada Building, it has five white sails of the roof, which is a comprehensive hotel, office buildings, conference hall, in 1986
World exposition
The main building.
Granby Island is a former industrial area, centered on the public market and the Academy of Fine Arts, and is a tourist destination with a strong cultural atmosphere, with many restaurants, lounges, theatres, galleries, shops and "children's markets". There is also an artist's Show-room and a seafood restaurant.
Stanley Park
Stanley Park
Chinatown
Vancouver's century-old Chinatown is the second largest in North America (after
San Francisco
). The architectural design of the houses in the district incorporates the British
Victorian period
And Chinese traditional classical style. Another in the district
Zhongshan Park
Is a classical Chinese garden outside of China.
Queen Elizabeth Park
Queen Elizabeth Park
Built from the rubble of an abandoned quarry, it covers 52 hectares and is the highest point in the city. There are various garden exhibits in the garden, such as rose garden, quarry garden, etc. It is the best outdoor wedding photo shoot in Vancouver, and many Japanese people come here specifically to take wedding photos.
Lions Gate Bridge
Lions Gate Bridge
1300 m long and 108 m high, it was built by the Guinness family in 1938 with a $7 million investment. Designed service life of 50 years, has been more than 10 years. The rich area on the north bank of Lions Gate Bridge is near the mountain and the sea, and the environment is very beautiful.
Gabirano Suspension Bridge Park
Gabilanuso Bridge Park
Marine museum
The Marine Museum is built from an ancient ship that actually sailed the sea. Upon entering the museum, one looks up to see the ship's towering masts against the wooden ceiling that was later built to shelter it. Visitors can visit the museum after watching the video briefing, the so-called "museum" refers to the interior of the ship. This Canadian Mounted police ship, named "St. Laurie", was commissioned by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from 1928 to 1954 as a transport ship, often sailing in the Arctic. Due to the duty and location of the voyage, the ship's hull is very strong, and the bow is specially set with a layer of metal plate to break the ice; The bottom of the boat is also rounded, so that the ice does not hit. In 1954, after the St. Laurie was retired, it was purchased by the City of Vancouver and parked in its current location, and later added a plane shelter building according to the ship's body, and the interior was restored to the old appearance of the sea at that time for tourists to visit.
Vancouver Art Gallery
In the downtown of Vancouver, Robertson Street shopping street, is located in the famous Vancouver Art Museum, art museum collections from all over the world and Vancouver art works, including many paintings, so the Vancouver Art Museum is also known as the art gallery. Vancouver is the most vibrant and vibrant city in Canada, and the Vancouver Art Museum reflects the unlimited creativity and bold imagination of the city. Located in the bustling downtown area, the gallery is a communication platform for many art lovers. As a gateway to showcase its remarkable achievements, and as a driving force in promoting Columbia's artistic heritage, the Art Gallery is managed and screened in state-of-the-art facilities where visitors can enjoy the work of some of the most famous contemporary artists as well as Vancouver's internationally renowned artists, such as: Artists such as Jeff Joe, En Wallace, Stan Douglas, Rodney Graham, Roy Arden and Brian Jungen. The gallery also includes many magnificent works and works by artists of important historical nature - Emily Carr, a great West Coast artist depicting beautiful landscapes and villages, as well as Colombian national culture through painting. Vancouver Art Gallery is one of Vancouver's famous historic sites, its own architecture is a remarkable work of art, is one of the most popular tourist destinations for artists from all over the world.
Port of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver
It is located between Ballard Bay and the Fraser River Delta, across from Vancouver Island and near Washington State. As early as the 1870s, Vancouver was originally a lumberjack settlement, then called Granville, until 1886, the name was changed to Vancouver. With the opening of the Panama Canal in 1915, large quantities of grain and timber produced in western Canada traveled south along the west coast of North America through the Port of Vancouver, and then east through the Panama Canal into the Atlantic Ocean for shipment to Europe. As a result, Vancouver quickly developed into a prosperous seaport city, with a population of more than 1.5 million, and commerce, finance, navigation, and cultural and educational undertakings were well developed. In addition, there are fishing, food, printing, metal components and shipbuilding industries. The Port of Vancouver has a large harbour terminal and highly automated grain handling facilities. The Port of Vancouver is very well developed, with Canadian National Railway, Canadian Pacific Railway, cross-Canada
British Columbia
The railroad and the Burlington Railroad are among four railroads and multiple road routes that are directly accessible from
Port of Vancouver
Quay access
Canada
and
America
The inland hinterland, next to the port is
Vancouver International Airport
.
Vancouver
On September 4, 2019,
The Economist Intelligence Unit
The annual "Global Liveable Cities Index" report is released, and Vancouver, Canada, is the leading city in the world.
The world's most livable city
"Sixth place.
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On December 26, 2019, it ranked No. 81 on the 2019 Top 500 Global Cities list.
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In April 2020, it was selected into the "2020 Global Summer City List".
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