Don't Miss These Spots in Canada 🇨🇦‼️

1⃣ Canada Place 🎈 Canada Place is a well-known landmark in Vancouver and was the Canadian Pavilion for the 1986 World Expo. The entire building is highlighted by five fiberglass white sails that serve as a giant canopy, making it incredibly eye-catching. 🏙️ 🌙 Open all year, 24/7 2⃣ Steam Clock 🎈 This 2-ton steam clock is a signature attraction in Gastown. Since 1977, it has stood here as the world's first steam-powered clock. The tradition of whistling every 15 minutes to mark the time has lasted for over a century. 🕰️ 🌙 Open all year, 24/7 3⃣ Downtown Vancouver 🎈 Downtown Vancouver refers to the southeastern peninsula in the central-northern part of the city. It is the hub of Vancouver's business, trade, culture, economy, politics, and entertainment. Skyscrapers line the streets, and there are many historic and cultural neighborhoods. The area is very accessible by public transport. 🌆 🌙 Open all year, 24/7 4⃣ Lost Lagoon 🎈 Lost Lagoon is an artificial lake in Vancouver. Located at the west end of Georgia Street, near the entrance of Stanley Park, it covers 16.6 hectares (41 acres) with an average depth of about 4 feet (and a maximum depth of 11 feet). It is surrounded by a 1.79-kilometer (1.2-mile) walking trail. 🌿 🌙 Open all year, 24/7 #Travel #Trip #Vancouver #LifeInVancouver #VancouverSurroundings #VancouverTravel