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In the warmer months, take a trip to Kitsilano Beach to hang out with the locals playing volleyball, skating, or swimming in the heated Kitsilano Pool. Rent a bike and pedal down the Seawall that hugs Vancouver’s waterfront at Stanley Park for some spectacular views of both the city and the sea.
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Visitors can start by walking up to the Belvedere Observatory at the top of Mont-Royal for an excellent view of the city and mountains beyond. Then, make your way to St. Paul Street to experience Montreal’s European culture to the fullest among tons of restaurants, bars, and shops.
Begin your Toronto journey in the Distillery District, a pedestrian-only waterfront neighborhood flanked by Victorian buildings and paved with cobblestone. This is where the city’s best outdoor festivals and exhibitions take place, so check the schedule to see what’s on while you’re in town.
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There are 581 questions in British Columbia. Couchsurfers share their homes, cities and lives in profound in meaningful ways, making travel anywhere in the world a truly social experience.
