Hotels Near Queen Elizabeth Park - Vancouver British Columbia

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Originally a basalt quarry in the 19th century, Queen Elizabeth Park has since transformed into 130 acres of horticultural beauty that attracts more than 6 million visitors each year. Housing some of the most vibrant public gardens, Queen Elizabeth Park sits 501 feet above sea level, making it Vancouver's highest point. The unique setting of the quarry gardens and surrounding shrubs offer guests a variety of ways to view the constantly changing landscape.Queen Elizabeth Park boasts an array of recreational activities that range from horticulture to sports. The park houses one of Canada's most well-known arboretums, the Bloedel Floral Conservatory, which is home to more than 100 species of birds that fly freely within the dome among plants of the natural world. Golf, tennis, lawn bowling, and disc golf are available for those would prefer sporting activities during their visit. After an exciting day at the park, guests can wind down with a delicious meal at Seasons in the Park while taking in the restaurant's breathtaking views. Sitting atop the park's peak, the glass-lined building looks down on Vancouver's skyline, the North Shore mountains, and the Pacific Ocean.