Amazing things to do in Vancouver on Christmas

Amazing things to do on Christmas in Vancouver

In the Middle of the snow-capped mountains, the sleigh-full of holiday
things and the festive ordinary greenery, the holiday season really shines.
Wherever you spend them, there's something so magical about the
holidays-and Christmas in Vancouver is no exception. A lot happens in
Metro Vancouver over the holiday season including markets, Christmas
lights, winter sport activities, Santa and more. If you're lucky enough to be
spending time in Vancouver during the holiday season, you'll be delighted
by the city's bounty of lights displays, Christmas markets, and concerts.
Vancouver’s Christmas lights are the city's main holiday attraction, but
consider these holiday attractions the best must-sees of the season.

List of things to do on Christmas in Vancouver:

1) FlyOver Canada

If visiting the Christmas at Canada Place attraction, consider checking out
Flyover Canada as well while you’re there. Located right at Canada Place,
the multi-dimensional theatre flying experience is fun any time of the year,
but only from late November to early January do guests get to help Santa
on an exhilarating adventure across the country and to the North Pole.
Especially good times to go include when Santa is visiting or when they
have special live performances. It’s a good idea to book your tickets in
advance, especially on these days.

2) Vancouver Christmas Market

Another great downtown holiday venue is the Vancouver Christmas
Market which takes place at the Jack Poole Plaza by the Vancouver
Convention Centre. Open daily until Christmas Eve, the Vancouver
Christmas Market features numerous German and other European-
themed stalls selling all kinds of Christmassy items, from souvenirs to

European festival food to a range of festive “adult” beverages to help
with the holiday season celebrations.
3) Christmas at the Cannery

Steveston Village’s Festival of Trees takes place at the Gulf of Georgia
Cannery in Richmond during the month of December. The National Historic
Site is worth visiting any time of the year, but especially on rainy winter
days and at Christmas when it’s full of decorated trees. The Festival of
Trees isn’t actually a “festival” so much as a Christmassy display that
showcases the artistic talents of local businesses and community
organizations who each sponsor and decorate a tree. In addition to the
holiday decorations there is usually also some kind of craft activity for
children.