On The Hunt for Fabulous Footwear via The Canada Line
The kids are getting ready to go back to school and mothers are getting ready to… well shop of course.
The kids are getting ready to go back to school and mothers are getting ready to… well shop of course.
Once there it is a quick ride to Yaletown and the Opus Hotel. The Opus Hotel is a modern, boutique hotel that has been completely renovated. The rooms are spacious with huge windows and lots of amenities.
Vous Valet carries top quality, designer clothing courtesy of their regular customers who live in Vancouver and elsewhere and shop in Paris, London, New York, Milan, Monaco, or Los Angeles bringing an ever changing inventory to this unique shop.
The excitement is building for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC as the race for the playoffs is underway.
With four games left in the regular season continuing through October there are still opportunities to take in a MLS game at B.C. Place Stadium.
Just a few games left in the baseball season for the Vancouver Canadians. The best way to get to Nat Bailey Stadium is on The Canada Line King Edward Station. A nice stroll and you’re there!
I leave my car and parking worries behind by using The Canada Line. With The Bay stores conveniently located near three different The Canada Line stations it is the best way to “shop till you drop”. Vancouver City Centre, Oakridge – 41st, and Richmond – Brighouse are all steps to a Bay store.
Just a short stroll from the Vancouver City Centre Station is the iconic Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, lovingly referred to as the ‘Castle in the City,’ by locals. The Fairmont Hotel Vancouver is one of the oldest and grandest hotels in Vancouver. Opened in 1939 as a joint project of the Canadian National Railway and the Canadian Pacific Railway, the hotel has hosted King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.
I remember seeing the women in Paris constantly on the move. Never in runners or walking shoes, always wearing stilettos. Man do they have great legs. No wonder Parisian women have terrific legs they walk everywhere including up and down the stairs to the Metro.
I’ve been told that The Fairmont Waterfront welcomes more guests from places in British Columbia than any of the other Fairmont properties. Fact or myth one thing is certain you will have a wonderful stay at the Fairmont Waterfront no matter where you hail from.
The Cambie corridor just north of Broadway has developed into a great commercial stopover. Whatever your household needs you can find just about anything in the strip between Broadway and the Cambie Street Bridge.