Vancouver is the worlds best place for visit. There is too many places to visit. This is mainly popular for the their environment and there festival events. 

A lot of things happen in the metro Vancouver during Christmas season such as Christmas market, Christmas light shows, Santa parade, sport activities and a lot of other events. 

Christmas Activities:

Canyon light at the Capilano Bridge, Stanley park light show with trains,Canada place(flyover Canada), Lafarge lake light show.

1. Canyon Lights at the Capilano Bridge Vancouver’s most popular and attractive place is the Capilano suspension Bridge. At the Christmas holiday time it decorated with lights and it called CANYON LIGHTS. It is the very big place to visit. It almost takes visit around 5 hours. If you are a BC residence you get the 364 days pass for visit it.

2. Bright Nights Trains at Stanley Park is such a most magical and wonderful place because of Christmas decorations in the Lower Mainland between end of the November to beginning of January. It is free to the entry. It has a light train to visit whole lightning in the park. Kids love this light show with the train and they enjoy it. It is such a wonderful amazing memorable experience in life.

3. Flyover Canada right side of the Canada Place in the downtown area of the Vancouver the Flyover Canada is located with the multi – dimensional screen theater. At this place people do the flying experience, with Santa on a breathtaking adventure across the country and to the north pole. At the Christmas holiday they have special live performance by the Santa.

4. Vancouver Christmas Market a place for shopping according to the Christmas things which is located in the downtown area at the Jack plaza in Convention center. There is a many different types of the German and European stalls.

5. Light show at the Lafarge lake another place in Vancouver which is decorated by the lights at the Tri-Cities area Lafarge lake near the Corner of Guildford Way and Pine tree Way In the Coquitlam. It is a free event and the whole lake is decorated by the different types of the lights.

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