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There are many places in Vancouver to see sparkling Christmas lights, admire seasonal decorations and enjoy the festive winter holiday season.in this Tour you can see the gardens with amazing illumination displays, Christmas musical performances, holiday markets to explore, popular attractions all lit up and a whole lot more and get into the festive spirt.
What is included in the tour
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Guide
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Additional Services
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Transport
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Optional Extras
What is NOT included in the tour
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Accommodation
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Flights
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Insurance
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Meals
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Additional Services
- Vancouver to see sparkling Christmas lights
- Christmas musical performances
- Christmas Market which takes place at the Jack Poole Plaza
Day 1 Classic Itenerary
Total Duration: 7 hours
Capilano Suspension Bridge – one of Vancouver’s best and most popular tourist attractions – the Canyon Lights festivities. That’s when the place is lit up with some of the Lower Mainland’s most beautiful Christmas light displays, both close to the ground and way up above the river below and in among the trees.
Vancouver Christmas Market: Another great downtown holiday venue is the Vancouver Christmas Market which takes place at the Jack Poole Plaza by the Vancouver Convention Centre. The Vancouver Christmas Market features numerous German and other European-themed stalls selling all kinds of Christmassy items, from souvenirs to European festival food to a range of festive “adult” beverages to help with the holiday season celebrations.
Canada Place: Christmas at Canada Place is a fairly simple event, and includes an avenue of decorated Christmas trees and Christmas displays to look at. An especially good (and busy) time to check out Canada Place is on Christmas days during the New Year’s Eve celebrations, especially in unbelievable crowds.
VanDusen Botanican Garden: Festival of Lights is without a doubt one of the Lower Mainland’s best places to admire Christmas light decorations.
Burrard Street: The Christmas Lights of Hope displays at St. Paul’s Hospital at 1081 Burrard Street, for are both impressive and close to St. Andrew’s-Wesley United Church. Also, just a few blocks in the other direction at 655 Burrard Street is Gingerbread Lane.
Stanley Park: Bright Nights at Stanley Park is arguably the most wonderful and magical place to take children to admire Christmas decorations in the Lower Mainland.This is one attraction you’ll definitely want to visit, especially if you have kids.
Queen Elizabeth Park: Enchanted Nights Christmas attraction are now gnomes instead of fairies, just as many beautiful lights, If you like Christmas, plants, birds and winter holiday illuminations, then you’ll love this !Things to do at Holiday Heights at Bloedel include going inside the glass-domed conservatory, looking out for the Christmas gnomes scavenger hunt, and admiring the Christmas lights, plants and various birds. At the event there is also usually a food vendor or two outside selling things like hot chocolate, and there are great photo opportunities with the views of the city
