New Year in Vancouver

The occasion of New Year’s Eve always bring a blend of bright spirit and jovial mood in the hearts of millions. Amidst the flair of grand festivity, New Year in Vancouver helps you to discover and explore the best of the city.

Vancouver is rated as one of the most popular tourist spots in the world and during the New Year eve, the city attracts thousands of foreign travelers. At the time of New Year in Vancouver, the hotels become fully crowded with people and everyone seems happy, enjoying themselves to the fullest.

New Year’s Day in Vancouver is celebrated on the first day of the year that is on January 1st. It is a statutory holiday throughout Vancouver. When New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday, the next working day is considered as a legal holiday.

New Year in Vancouver is the time when tourists from different corners of the world come to watch the popular sightseeing places such as Stanley Park, Van Dusen Botanical Garden, Queen Elizabeth Park, Pacific Spirit Park, Vancouver Aquarium, Harbour Center Tower, The Capilano Suspension Bridge, The Lynn Valley Suspension Bridge, Canada Place and The Vancouver Museum.

Chinese New Year is also celebrated in Vancouver, because of the strong Chinese population in the city. The Lunar New Year period is often one of the most exciting and colorful events in the city. There is usually a parade in Chinatown and many of the public schools usually have a day off on the Chinese New Year. Visitors can experience Chinese New Year festivities along with traditional snacks and foods, auspicious flower arrangements, Chinese calligraphy and exciting raffles.

Listed below are some popular restaurants and bars in the city of Vancouver, where you can enjoy your New Year in Vancouver:

Samurai Sushi House is well-known for having huge portions for small prices.

Toshi Sushi is a small sushi restaurant serves relatively cheap, good sushi.

Ba Le, a Vietnamese sandwich shop is located at Kingsway and Fraser.

Fritz Frie House, a French fries shop on Davie near Granville in downtown, boasts of arguably the best curds in the town. The curds are imported from Quebec. The garlic lover's mayo is fantastic too.

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