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Queen Elizabeth Park is home to some of the most beautiful and well maintained gardens in the world and the Celebration Pavillion, a facility perfect for weddings and other special occasions. The park is located at 4600 Cambie St.
Situated on Little Mountain - the highest point in Vancouver proper - this former rock quarry has been converted into a beautiful city park with flower gardens, public art, grassy knolls, and panoramic views over the city. Duration: 1-2 hours. Suggest edits to improve what we show.
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Situated on Little Mountain - the highest point in Vancouver proper - this former rock quarry has been converted into a beautiful city park with flower gardens, public art, grassy knolls, and panoramic views over the city. Duration: 1-2 hours. Suggest edits to improve what we show. Improve this listing. Tours & experiences.
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The Bloedel Floral Conservatory
In our list of things to know before visiting Vancouverwe may have mentioned a drop of rain or two. In fact, the gloomy Vancouver weather is the inspiration for the Bloedel Floral Conservatoryand its triodesic dome that’s a tropical rain forest, subtropical rain forest, and desert all in one. The vision here? A conservatory of simulated climates and their tropical plants, free flying bird species, and tropical fish ponds. In all, a frolic through here is like a vacation to South America with...
Panoramic View of Vancouver
With all due respect to Grouse Mountain, you’ll know where the best panoramic view in the city is – because there have been three life-sized bronze statues posing for photos here since 1984. This Vancouver icon called Photo Sessionwas created by American sculptor J. Seward Johnson, Jr. You’ll probably have to wait your turn to pose with the smiling, lifelike characters but it’s well worth the wait. This is the best view in the park (152 metres above sea level, the highest point in Vancouver p...
Seasons in the Park Restaurant
Seasons in the Parkis the only Queen Elizabeth Park restaurant, and it has been a fantastic special occasion place for locals dating back to 1989 – Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin even ate here in the 90’s. From a food standpoint it compares with many of Vancouver’s best restaurants, but as far as West Coast atmosphere goes the garden/skyline/mountain combination is unbeatable. The Pacific Northwest menu is also a great place to try local Vancouver food. Careful though, you’re paying for fine...
You’ll find the main entrance of Queen Elizabeth Park at the intersection of 33rd and Cambie Street in Vancouver. If you’re taking public transportationit’s a 10 minute walk from the King Edward Skytrain station, which is just 4-5 stops from downtown Vancouver. Expect a trip with public transit to take about 30 minutes in total. There are three ent...
Parking can be expensive so try and park for free along Kersland DriveIf it’s raining book the Bloedel Conservatory and make it the focusLeave about 60-75 minutes to explore the park wellLooking for romance? Bring a lock and leave it at the Love in the Rain monumentHow much does it cost to go to Queen Elizabeth Park? Entrance to Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver is free. This includes the Quarry Gardens, the Rose Garden, Painters’ Corner, and the Arboretum. Other QE Park attractions like the Bloedel Conservatory and the Pitch and Putt Golf Course are pay only. Is parking at Queen Elizabeth Park free? No. Ther...
I’d hate for you to go in unsure about anything. That’s why I’m inviting you to write me in the comments below – with anyVancouver question you could have – for a guaranteed response within 24 hours. Also, I’m curious to hear your Queen Elizabeth Park reviews. Did QE Park live up to your expectations or is there something you’d change? Looking forw...
With works of art among the natural beauty of gardens, evergreens and redwoods, there is plenty to see in Queen Elizabeth Park. Quarry Gardens. The main Quarry Garden is just west of the Bloedel Conservatory and offers a moment of high drama when first approached and viewed from the park's rim.
Queen Elizabeth Park is a 130-acre [1] municipal park located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is located on top of Little Mountain approximately 125 metres (410 ft) above sea level [2] and is the location of former basalt quarries dug in the beginning of the twentieth century to provide materials for roads in the city. [3] History.
Queen Elizabeth Park is located in Vancouver at 33rd Avenue and Cambie Street. It’s bordered by 29th and Midlothian Avenue to the north, 37th Avenue to the south and Ontario Street to the east.
