Spring break is just around the corner, and Vancouver is a picturesque destination to enjoy the more moderate spring season. Here are five fun activities to do in Vancouver this March.
Explore Cherry Blossoms at VanDusen Garden
VanDusen Botanical Garden features a vast collection of trees and a wide variety of both native and exotic plants to explore. During spring, the garden is adorned with beautiful rhododendrons. Visitors can also appreciate the large open lawns, flower gardens, and different tree species throughout the park.
Additionally, you can enjoy a couple of small lakes and ponds, a stone garden, a hedge maze, and Japanese, Korean, and Chinese garden areas. VanDusen Botanical Garden also showcases delicate cherry blossoms and bloom-full camellias during the spring, which makes it a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts. On the search for the perfect cherry blossom backdrop in Vancouver this spring? Check out this blog to find out more.
Visit Burnaby Village Museum
The 10-acre, open-air site in Burnaby is a unique destination that offers an immersive experience of the diverse histories of the community. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or just curious about the past, you’ll find something fascinating to explore at Burnaby Village Museum.
The site features a range of exhibits that showcase how homes and businesses looked in the past, and how they have evolved over time. You will get a glimpse of how different cultures have contributed to the development of the community, and how they continue to shape it today. Burnaby Village Museum is open Monday, March 18 to Thursday, March 28 for spring break.