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Visit Vancouver with expectations of sky-high buildings, boundless parks, fancy downtown, snow-capped mountains in the distance for skiing and fun beaches down the coastline. This city is culturally diverse and has a number of things to do and see that convinces tourists to never leave this place. While dazzling restaurants of Kitsilano and bars of Gastown amaze you, you can go over the list of public galleries that regularly entertain its audience with all sorts of art. Here you can tap your feet at some of the famous indie festivals and jaw-dropping theatre performances, visit outdoors for kayaking, hiking and mountain biking and if feeling a bit laid-back then you can definitely hunt stores of Main Street and Gastown. The people here are lively so it is no doubt that you’ll royally enjoy here. 
Best Time to Visit
The city is preferable to visit in summer and spring season. April to October is the best time to visit when summer festivals and outdoor activities are hosted. The winters are no less exciting but sometimes wet, so you can go skiing and snowboarding if conditions are good. Find the best Vancouver hotel deals from Goibibo.
Places to Visit
Vancouver is filled to the brim with places to visit. Some of the must-visit places include Stanley Park, Granville Island, Lynn Canyon Park, Museum of Anthropology, VanDusen Botanical Garden, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, Science Street, Steam Clock in Gastown and Vancouver Art Gallery. Visit Grouse Mountain to see famous grizzly bears. South Granville, Yaletown, Kitsilano, Gastown and Commercial Drive offer sidewalk cafes, glittery designer shops, bars and restaurants to unwind. Wreck Beach, Sunset Beach, Kitsilano Beach are recommended beaches to visit. If you are looking to buy some souvenirs, then Kitschy souvenirs, Maple syrup, smoked salmon and clothing brands such as Roots are perfect options. 
Food and Restaurants
Richmond Night Market, Gastown, Alexandria Road and Main Street offer a fistful of restaurants that make up the dining district. If you have a special appetite for Asian food, then you can to Robson Street. La Charcuterie for a humongous sandwich, Bubbles Queen for bubble tea, La Casa Gelato for flavoured gelato, Earnest for ice cream, Tomokazu for sushi and edible Canada Bistro for tasty lunch menus are some recommended places. 
Transportation
Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is a busy airport, around 25 minutes away from the city centre with frequent flights to and from Asia, cities of Canada, U.S. and Europe. Several non-stop and connecting international flights operate between India’s many metropolitan cities and Vancouver with popular air carriers such as Air Canada, Cathay Pacific, China Eastern and China Southern. Cheap flight tickets from here to other popular cities can be booked online on Goibibo. Also, flight status & other details related to flight booking & air tickets can be easily accessed on it. So for the cheapest air tickets, it is recommended to book flights online. To get to the city, airport bus service and Canada Line Skytrain can be taken. 
For getting around the city, nothing is better than the Canada Line, the SkyTrain Rapid Transit system, buses, taxis and rental bikes. You can issue for yourself a Compass Card which can be used in trains, buses and SeaBus. Uber does not operate here so you can book taxis (these are expensive) through Yellow Cab Vancouver app. Bicycles and cars can be easily rented here. You can rent a bike from the public system called Mobi. 

Budapest is the capital as well as the political, cultural and commercial centre of Hungary. It got its name by the combination of two different city names “Buda” and “Pest”, when they were united together with Óbuda to become a single city in 1873. Buda and Óbuda are situated on the west bank and Pest is situated on the east bank of the majestic river Danube. This beautiful city is home to World Heritage Sites like the banks of the Danube, the Buda Castle Quarter, Andrássy Avenue, Heroes' Square and the Millennium Underground Railway (the second-oldest metro line in the world). Budapest is also called as the ‘Spa Capital’ as it is home to around 80 geothermal springs. One must visit the Danube Bend which is famous for its tiny villages, historical ruins and magnificent hills and valleys.