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• Vancouver named after Captain George Vancouver who was the first European to venture on Canadian's Pacific Coast in 1792.

• The city has a population less than a million people and has been voted twice as the best city for quality of life.
• Vancouver is home to the 4th largest cruise ship port in the world. The Port of Vancouver is the largest port in Canada.
• Stanley Park, an urban oasis, is 10% larger than New York City’s Central Park. It is a staggering 1001 acres.
• Vancouver has the highest real estate prices in Canada. In 2012, the average price of a detached home was as high as $1,3 millions. Some say this is close to rivaling New York City and London.

Vancouver Island, located in British Columbia, Canada is the largest Pacific island north of Seattle, Washington. It's around 500km long and 100km wide. Many people would agree that Vancouver is a peaceful city. Though there are fewer attractions than most other major cities. The weather is similar to San Francisco and the locals were considerably kind. From afar, the view on the city is unforgettable.

The food is good but not something you would come to Vancouver for. There was a very few foreign restaurants and shops. Many Shops lay about Granville Island and the city selling things like artistic brooms to souvenirs for your trip to Vancouver.

Chinatown of Vancouver was disappointing, for it was dirty, empty, and was as large as a few blocks. Many homeless people seek refuge here and gather together to help each other. But the forests and greenery around the city was astoundingly beautiful.

Although there was small amount of sights to visit, most was worth the money and time, as such would be the Capilano Suspension Bridge. The Bridge stretches 450 feet across, above the Capilano River, 230 feet in the sky.

Canadian coins and what they are commonly called. 5 cent is a Nickle, 10 cent is a Dime, 25 cent is a Quarter, $1 is a Loonie, $2 is a Toonie.