Harbor Centre Tower is an awesome way to see the whole of Vancouver by day or night. After a fun glass elevator ride, you can experience a beautiful 360? panoramic view of the city. One of our students took this great photo from under the tower.
A city bus. In Vancouver proper we take the trolley buses. It is more economical to buy a monthly bus pass. These can be purchased at your local London Drugs or 7Eleven.
Totem poles are a form of art created by Canadian First Nations people. Stanley Park has many totem poles as well as a splendid seawall on which bicycles, rollerblades and joggers are permitted. The park is located at the western tip of the city and has been nicknamed the natural “jewel” of Vancouver.
A typical street in our neighbourhood during cherry blossom time.
The Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre.
This is a typical bedroom. Your room will be equipped with a desk, chair, proper lighting, comfortable bed, dresser and closet. You will have access to a shared or private bathroom, laundry facilities and possibly internet.
Vancouver has many fun evening activities ranging from meeting friends for coffee, going to a movie, play, symphony or night club, shopping, catching a hockey game with the famous Vancouver Canucks or pub crawling. The possibilities are endless. Our location is so convenient that you won’t have to worry about staying out too late. The buses are available after midnight, and a taxi ride is very affordable (less than $15).