2025 Richmond Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

I am so lucky and grateful to have the chance to stay at Vancouver for 10 days during my time here in Canada. In these 10 days, my cousin took me to different places, and here I’ll share some of my favorite spots in Vancouver. 🏞️Stanley Park Stanley Park is really one of the most beautiful parks in Vancouver. There are many beautiful creatures like little ducks residing there. If you keep walking, you will reach the ocean and have a nice sunset view. I see many people jogging and biking there. You can really feel the liveliness from this place. 📍Vancouver, BC V6G 1Z4, Canada 🌃Vancouver Downtown At the downtown, you can see the age old steamed clock. My favorite restaurant there is The Old Spaghetti Factory🍝The price is reasonable and not pricy in the central part of Vancouver where everything is somewhat a little bit more expensive. 🏮China Town🪭 Vancouver is a city with Asian immigrants, so in China Town, you can see a lot of historical Chinese buildings and get the taste of the eastern aesthetic. 🚉Vancouver Sky Train Vancouver Sky Train is an affordable way to move around in the city. I like the design of it and on the Sky Train you can see many different views of Vancouver. 🐠Steveston Fisherman’s Wharf, Richmond🐟 This is a place where you can enjoy the breeze of the sea from the Pacific Ocean. At around 4p.m. in winter time, the sunset is beautiful to witness here🌅Also, you should definitely have the classy fish and chips here. The fish is fresh and crispy, and it’s nice to eat it with the costal view and sunset. 📍3800 Bayview St, Richmond, BC V7E 6K7, Canada 🌊Rocky Point Park You have to go to Rocky Point Ice Cream🍦if you visit here. See how the dog wants the ice cream so bad? Don’t worry, they even make ice cream for dogs to eat!🐾At the park, you can walk along the coast but also enjoy walking in the forest. It’s a nice and relaxing place to go to. 📍2800 Murray St, Port Moody, BC V3H 1X2, Canada 🌲Kushiro Park, Burnaby This park is named after the sister city Kushiro in Japan, so when you visit there, you can see some traditional wood carving statue of Japan. The forest is very beautiful with gigantic trees for you to enjoy and relax. The weather there is cozy, not too hot and not too cold, so you can have a relaxing walk there. 📍464 Centennial Way, Burnaby, BC V5A 1G9, Canada Vancouver is really one of the most cozy places to live in the world. The temperature and the humidity is both at the right spot. The city is mixed with modernness and nature, so you still can feel relaxed in this big city. I hope you have fun in these places I share with you. I always love nature and Vancouver has mountains, forest, and nature🥰so I really love this place a lot. #nature #naturelover #naturelover #familytrip #deliciousfood #vancouvertravel #britishcolumbia #canada #canadatravel #canadatrip

The staff are great and enthusiastic. The rooms are always spotlessly clean. The bedding is very soft and comfortable. I've stayed here 3 times, and each time has been a great experience. The gentleman who drives you to the airport is very friendly and sociable. The pool and hot tub are excellent. However, they do need to upgrade to smart TVs.

📍Walking around Steveston Fisherman’s Wharf is my favorite place☕️, Leisurely and lazy🍃🍃🍃, the beautiful scenery captured are all blockbuster-level, This time we specially went to experience the seaside🏝️Sunset Feast🌄… 1. Arrive at Fisherman's Wharf around 16:00 in the afternoon. You can park your car in the free parking lot of Garry Point Park opposite. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to Fisherman's Wharf. The scenery along the way is already very beautiful. You can also arrive earlier and take a look around: 📍National Historic Site-Salmon Cannery/Gulf of Georgia Cannery🎫HKD13.25. 📍Small museum inside the post office🏤/Steveston Museum 2. Enjoy the sea breeze on the pier deck, 📍tasting Timothy's ice cream🍦, and taking photos of the yachts docked at the pier⛵️｜The ships in the distance are coming and going, seagulls are flying low, and sometimes you can even see small animals in the sea🦭.

Wandering around a small town called Stevenston in Richmond, Vancouver, with blue sky, white clouds☁️, villas🏡... the whole town is very quiet, and at the end of the road is Fisherman's Wharf, the clear blue sea🌊, and densely packed yachts 🚢, leisurely tourists and flocks of seagulls. . It's whale watching season now, and you can buy tickets on-site at the pier (CAD150 per person) to go out to sea to watch whales (here are killer whales). Before whale watching, you need to put on bright yellow windproof clothes and pants (cool, very photogenic📸), and it is recommended to wear the wool hat they provide. The speed boat is very fast, and the sea breeze in the Pacific makes your head hurt😖. The most important thing Be sure to wear sunscreen‼ ️ After a full 2-hour speedboat ride, a four-hour round trip, I successfully went from 🧒🏻 to 🧑🏾. But I saw three or four large and small killer whales. Although it was not as shocking as the humpback whales, it was quite satisfying. The scenery I saw along the way on the speedboat was very unforgettable, especially the snow-capped mountains in the distance🏔️. ▫️▫️▫️▫️ ⓘ ⓝ ⓕ ⓞ ▫️▫️▫️▫️ 📍Address: 3800 Bayview Street, Richmond, B.C. 🚙Transportation: Take bus C93 to NB No. 1 Rd FS Moncton 💡Tip: You can pay your credit card directly on the bus

💞Recommended reasons: 💎One of the famous attractions you must visit in Vancouver, Fisherman’s Wharf in Richmond Steveston Fisherman's Wharf, a quiet and beautiful place, has fishermen selling freshly caught seafood that day, including freshly cut sea urchins and oysters, all of which are affordable and fresh. 💎There are many local shops along the street, handicrafts, local specialty souvenirs, full of retro atmosphere, and strolling around the streets is very relaxing. 💎The food court here is also highly recommended, ice cream, British fish steak and potato chips 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: 💎Near the sea itself is a small historic port with many moored private yachts or fishing boats. It is very lively on holidays with many tourists and live bands. 💎The food court has clean seats and spacious seats. In addition to delicious food, there are also many small agricultural products, organic fruits and vegetables. 📍Address: 3800 Bayview St, Richmond, BC V7E 4R7 Canada 💰Per capita consumption: $300-$500TWD #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #Fisherman’s Wharf #Vancouver Travel #vancouver

Which Vancouver outlet is the most recommended? My favorite choice is definitely McArthurGlen Vancouver Shopping Village, located near Vancouver Airport. This stronghold opened by Europe's largest outlet group can find many first-tier European and American brands here, and the discounts are quite large. This outlet is designed in the style of a European town. The atmosphere and street view are very successful. It really feels like you are in a European town, and it is really comfortable to stroll around. There is also a children's playground in the park, which is convenient for families with children. There are also a large number of restaurants and coffee shops to choose from. And there are plenty of parking spaces, which is even more convenient if you are a self-driving traveler! Tip: In addition to each brand's own discounts, you must go to the service center to get coupons. Usually you can redeem coupons with your passport or designated credit card! #Shopping #100 Ways to Travel

#August2024 Minanu Park is like a natural oasis, embedded in the bustling city core. 🌳The crisp sound of birds singing echoes in your ears, as if presenting you with a song of vibrant nature! Walking on the winding path, you are surrounded by towering chinaberry trees and banyan trees, whose dense branches and leaves filter the sunlight into a mottled light and shadow. From time to time, you can see some nimble little birds flying and jumping among the treetops, making you feel as if you are in a primeval green forest. 💐Occasionally, a gentle breeze blows by, and you can smell the fragrance of flowers in the air, which makes you feel relaxed and happy.

Garry Point Park is located in the southwest corner of Richmond, covering an area of 0.30 square kilometers, with approximately 2.6 kilometers of walking trails. It is an excellent place to watch the sunset. The park also features the scenic Kuno Garden, a Japanese memorial garden. The park is not large, having opened in 1989. The area was a fishing village in the 18th century and developed into a hub for salmon canneries in the 20th century. The Gulf of Georgia Cannery, adjacent to the park, was built in 1894. It is one of the few remaining well-preserved salmon canneries in British Columbia, witnessing the history of the fishing industry on Canada's west coast from the 1870s to the present.

Looking for tranquility in the bustling downtown of Richmond? Minoru Park is your best choice! This 0.18 square kilometer green space is Richmond's green treasure. Tennis, lawn bowling, baseball, and children's playground, everything is here! Whether you are a sports enthusiast or a family parent-child tour, you can find your own fun. In addition to sports, there are also rich cultural facilities waiting for you to explore. Richmond Public Library, Cultural Center, Art Center and Art Gallery are all hidden in it. Don't forget the Minoru Chapel, the perfect combination of history and modernity, adding a bit of mystery to this green space. Minoru Park, a great place that combines nature, culture and sports. Next time you come to Richmond, be sure to check out this green treasure!

I went to Steveston in Vancouver a few days ago, which is right next to Vancouver's Galley Point Park. There is a very cute seafood market called Steveston Fisherman's Wharf, and the fried fish there is really delicious! Highly recommended! ! ! You don’t need to order too much. The ones in the photo show two or three that I’ve already eaten. The ice cream is also very famous, the strawberry flavor and white chocolate wild berry flavor are recommended~ That’s about it. I hope everyone can enjoy the delicious food. #Vancouver #VancouverTravel #CanadaTravel #GalleyPointPark #FoodieLife #Foodie #EatGoodEveryDaySeries

Recommended 🛌 hotels near Vancouver Airport 👍 Get a good night's sleep and have a latte ☕️ at the famous jj bean Accent Inn Vancouver Airport Accent Inns Vancouver Airport 3 stars 🏨 🔍Address: 10551 St Edwards Dr, Richmond, BC V6X 3L8 Canada 🕒Check-in: 3pm 🕙Check-out: 11am 🔔Tip: There's a coffee bean machine in the lobby that's open 24 hours a day #Ho-kang-seu

The Lingyan Mountain Temple we visited this time is located in Richmond. The temple was built by believers who donated money to buy land. Although there are many temples of all sizes in Vancouver, the larger ones include the International Guanyin Temple built in the 1980s and the Canadian Lingyan Mountain Temple, which was consecrated in 1999. Although it is the weekend, the epidemic is still ongoing, so you still need to wear a mask to enter. There are not many people in the temple. I explained the history of Lingyan Temple in Canada while visiting. The founder of Lingyan Temple is Master Miaolian... An expansion project is currently underway next to the temple, and Buddhism can continue to be passed down in Canada, a multicultural country.

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When I return to Canada on 9/27/2022, I choose to take KE Airlines to transfer in Incheon. It only takes more than two hours from Taiwan to Incheon. During the transfer, I can browse and shop at the Korean airport, and my luggage will be checked directly into Vancouver without causing me any trouble. Korean Air's seats are spacious, comfortable, neat and clean, the flight attendants are friendly, and the price of the ticket can save at least 3,000 to 4,000 yuan compared to the price of a direct flight, so choosing Incheon for a transfer is also a good choice. 😄

Address - Kirin Seafood Restaurant 麒麟海鲜餐厅（列治文） 7900 Westminster Hwy, Richmond, BC V6X 1A5, Canada Features - Restaurant Dim Sum Seafood Chinese Restaurant Price per person - $100-$200 Rating - The dim sum in Canadian restaurants is unbeatable Super filling, big and delicious😋 Lots of different dim sum choices all delicious 👍🏻

#foodie Luyu Restaurant is spacious and comfortable, the staff is very service-oriented, the prices are reasonable, the dishes are very unique and taste very good, Lanzhou ramen is really delicious, and there are many different ways to cook it.

I was excited to see these varities of Veggies and fruits in Richmond Market. I almost made basket full but when I was about to pay oh boy, did I forget that in BC is expensive. Enjoyed roaming around though #mynovgetaway#thanksgiving#couplestrip

#activities Every June, Vancouver holds the Pacific Rim Kite Festival on the banks of the Richmond River. The grass at the venue is filled with colorful flags fluttering in the wind, and kites of all kinds of shapes are flying in the sky. In addition to watching the professional kite flying performances by the team, many citizens and their families will fly kites together!

Vancouver International Airport, Canada's second largest airport, is also the second busiest international airport. A variety of lounges, restaurants and service facilities are relatively complete, especially ice wine is worth buying, as a hand letter. The airport is very large, the security check time is slightly longer, pay attention to reserve more time, the indoor space is more spacious and bright, and the service is also good. It is one of the best airports in North America. In 2007 and 2010, it won the SKYTRAX North America Best Airport Award.

If you want a restful time away Richmond is the place to be. All the mementoes you need as well as walks and cycling without the hustle of traffic!

The hotel is close to the Richmond centre. Walking distance there.

#May Travel Support Fund Hello! I am a high school student currently studying abroad in the US. I went on a friendship trip to Vancouver, Canada with my best friends for a month last year around this time. Canada? The US? I will share with you all the information about North America that you don't know today! Based on my and my friends' experiences, I will tell you everything from A to Z on how to fully enjoy the North American continent, so if you are planning to travel to the US or Canada in the future, please read my article until the end! 1. Do I really have to tip employees? When you think of North America, one of the first topics that comes to mind is "tipping culture." My American and Canadian friends already think tipping is a given, so I asked my international students who do not have a tipping culture in their home countries about this topic, and the answers I got were similar. "It seems polite to give $5-10.", "It's burdensome to give, but it seems rude not to, so I cut off the last digit of the amount I'm paying with a 0 or 5." That was the answer. I don't think I've ever tipped more than $5 unless I ordered food delivery. But I think it's appropriate to tip based on how satisfied you are with the way you're treated. Just be polite and polite~ (In most hotels in the US, if you tip at the lobby counter, they'll even give you a free room upgrade!!) 2. What if I can't get used to the taste of the water? The taste of the water is definitely different when you go to another country. In North America, there are many areas with clean tap water, so you can drink tap water in a cup. In my case, I've been studying abroad for 7 months, but I still haven't gotten used to the tap water culture? So I buy bottled water. Is the unique smell too strong..ㅋ But bottled water also tastes different, so I bought a bottle of each brand at first and tried it out. I chose the one that I liked the most and drink only that brand every day. Here are some brands I recommend based on the opinions of Korean students and friends I traveled with: Smart Water, Ice Mountain. 3. What if I experience racism while traveling or studying abroad? Based on my personal experience, you will encounter racism wherever you go in the world. But don't get upset every time you experience racism. If you experience racism, what we need is "Alpano Mind." When I was studying abroad for 2-3 months, I experienced racism from a friend at school. I got upset and it just kept happening. It was no use getting upset. Let's cast Alpano. 4. Are there frequent gun-related accidents? I'm scared to travel! It seems to happen more in the US than in Canada, but it's hard to say because there are huge differences from region to region, but if I had to answer, it's not frequent! In the state where I'm studying abroad, there was a shooting incident at a school in the same group as my school? Foundation? at the end of last year. Considering the reactions and responses from those around me, I can say that gun-related accidents aren't common enough to warrant wearing a bulletproof vest 24/7 or carrying a knife in your bag for self-defense. But!! Don't be 100% at ease. Every house should have at least one emergency gun. 5. How do you survive the long and boring flight? The national rule is to stay up all night the night before and get on the plane and fasten your seatbelt! Sleep! More than half of the 13-15 hour flight time can be solved by sleeping. I think I spend the rest of the time talking to my friends on the in-flight Wi-Fi or watching dramas. After watching a few dramas like Strange Lawyer Woo Young-woo, Wise Doctor Life, and The Summer I Turned Pretty, it's time to get off. Today, I explained five basic pieces of information about North America. The information provided is extremely subjective, so you can believe it or not. I would appreciate it if you use it only for reference. Thank you for reading my article to the end! If there is a lot of response, I will come back with more tips and information next time. I love you! #Canada #Vancouver #USA #North America #Overseas travel #International student perspective #International insider perspective #Tips

#VancouverTourism Cherry Blossom Season in Vancouver🌸 It's a different feeling from Japan. Japan 🇯🇵 Noble and elegant Canada 🇨🇦 Romantic Each has its own merits and beauty March and April each year are the most beautiful scenery in Vancouver No plan, Lin Shi set off Vancouver Cherry Blossom Viewing 🌸 Where and When Figure 4.5.6 shows the Queens Elizabeth Park. For other places, you can park your car on the roadside or in other people’s gardens. No need to arrange Figure 1.2 is in front of someone else's house in the West District in mid-April I like the sunset, so I waited until 7 o'clock to start shooting, as it gets dark very late there. If you start earlier, it is recommended to bring food and Rose wine for a Sakura Picnic 🥂🧁🍤🥗🌯🥨🥝🥭🍓🫐🍋 There are no crowds of people in Shinjuku Gyoen, Japan. The little people are very small. The dog is as casual as people. P.S. The cherry blossoms in Vancouver do not grow natively. It is a testimony of international friendship. Early 20th century In the 1920s and 1930s, the Japanese government donated hundreds of cherry trees to the city of Vancouver in gratitude for the service of Japanese Canadian soldiers in World War I. Mainly planted in Stanley Park and other places Blooming everywhere again 🌸 Scattered in all the glory Thank you for everything

I saw many beautiful cherry blossoms in Vancouver, also in Burnaby and Vancouver. It's a bit far for people without a car. The place to check in this time is in the city of Richomnd, near Pearson Way. A row of cherry trees looks beautiful from a distance. The best thing is that this row of cherry trees is relatively short. You can touch the cherry blossoms on the tree even if you stand normally. It is also convenient to take full-body, half-body or panoramic photos! There are some containers on one side, which can also make the view more diverse. Although there are not a lot of cherry blossoms here, there are enough to take beautiful photos. 📍Address: Pearson Way, Richmond, BC #richmond #vancouver #Vancouver #cherry blossom

Brunch place! Traditional Western breakfast, lunch menu after 11:00. The coffee was excellent, and so was the rest! Special recommendation: duck thigh 😋

#Spring0yentrip "■Overview Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is one of the most comfortable airports in Canada. It features an art and nature-themed interior, making it a perfect place to end your trip. ■Thoughts The totem poles and aquariums inside the airport are beautiful, making it feel like a museum even though it's an airport! There are also plenty of lounges and restaurants, so you won't get bored before your flight. ■Access and Tips About 30 minutes from downtown by Skytrain "Canada Line". The area after security is well-equipped, so it's best to check in early!

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Porter Airlines is a low-cost airline that offers a wide range of services, including wine and beer service and comfortable seats. It is an airline that makes your trip to Toronto more enjoyable while keeping costs down. In particular, since it uses Billy Bishop Airport, it has excellent access from downtown and makes travel smooth. Compared to other low-cost airlines, the quality of in-flight service is high, and you can relax while enjoying wine, which is a big attraction. If you choose Porter Airlines, which offers a comfortable air trip at an affordable price, you will get off to a great start to your trip to Toronto. 🕰️ Business hours: Varies depending on flight time 🏖️ Atmosphere/facilities: Wine and beer service, uses downtown airport 📍 Location: Billy Bishop Airport (Toronto) 💰 Price per person: Depends on flight (ticket price) Porter Airlines offers a comfortable and enjoyable air trip at a low price. If you are going to Toronto, be sure to choose Porter Airlines! #0 yen trip February 2025