Every once in a while, a nice stroll in the park helps refresh the soul. The landscaping and vistas help rejuvenate the mind. While it was an overcast day when we visited, the land feature pointers help identify what you might see in the horizon.

we went here on a rainy day and although the conservatory is rather you could spend an hour here. The gardens are a real jewel in the city and reminds me of a miniature Buchart Gardens. Would be nice just to walk around the grounds...More

Queen Elizabeth Park is the highest point in Vancouver and offered wonderful city views below. Amongst the 100 plus acre park were a dancing water fountain, some statues, and the Bloedel Conservatory containing tropical fauna & flying birds. Colorful flowers and huge variety of plants...More

This park is a fair bit away from the centre of Vancouver, but it's well worth the trip. Stunningly beautiful gardens planted on the sides of the highest point within the city of Vancouver, with unbeatable views of downtown. It wasn't terribly busy the day...More

Wonderful quarry gardens kept interesting throughout the year. Wonderful views to downtown Vancouver. Only downside was that the ladies toilet was a bit gross!

It is very beautiful park, especially in spring and summer. It can be seen from upper or lower gardens. You can have a walk or sit and enjoy the fountains. Park itself is free, only Bloedel Conservatory cost $6, which is not much. Very recommend...More

Even a cloudy day could not spoil our walk through QE Park. It was tulip, daffodil and hyacinth time, and Vancouver's families were enjoying every step. This is a splendid park with lovely views.