Your
Hosts: Marina and Tony Kanavaros
7791 Montana Road
Richmond, B.C
V7C-2K7
Phone: 604-275-3377
Email: info@richmondbb.com
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Host City for the 2010 Winter Olympics Speed Skating
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Attractions of Richmond & The Greater Vancouver Area |
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Richmond, B.C is a multicultural city of approximately 165,000
people bordering the City of Vancouver. Richmond and is one of 21
cities and municipalities that comprise the Greater Vancouver
Regional District. It is also one of the host cities for the
2010 Winter Olympics
The spectacular and varied terrain of the Greater Vancouver area
provides visitors with an endless variety of all season
activities.
The links below will allow you to explore some of the many
attractions of Vancouver / Richmond BC and the surrounding area so
that you can maximize your stay in "Supernatural Vancouver"
Come visit us - in any season. |
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Richmond Attractions near Island City B&B
Historic Steveston:
At one time the largest fish processing area in the world.
Whale
Watching: Discover the amazing Orca or take a guided
historical tour of the Fraser River. Departs from historic
Steveston.
Richmond Nature Park : 200 acres of the raised peat bog
habitat that once covered large portions of Lulu Island. Easy
walking trails.
Richmond
Night Market: 400,000 sq ft of festival, carnival, food,
culture and adventure. 400 vendors selling a variety of
multicultural goods.
River Rock Casino
Resort: State-of-the-art 24 hour Casino with the areas top
show lounge featuring international performers
Finn Slough
Heritage area on the banks of the Fraser River.
Richmond
Dykes: Easy walking or cycling trails for the whole
family.View wildlife or stop at historic sights along the way.
Garry Point Park (7th Ave and Steveston):
London Heritage
Farm: A 4.6 acre site overlooking the south arm of the
Fraser River with a fully resorted 1880's farm house, gardens, the
restored Spragg family barn, old farm equipment, chickens, and
comforts such as picnic tables and public washrooms.
Richmond Buddhist Temple: One of the largest in North
America and an exquisite examples of Chinese palatial
architecture.
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