Stanley Park is the most popular place to see Vancouver's cherry blossoms. But there are several other viewing spots that warrant a visit during the peak blooming period, including VanDusen Memorial Garden and Queen Elizabeth Park.
Stanley Park > The most well-known place to see cherry blossoms in Vancouver, offering a large concentration of the trees that make for stunning photos.
VanDusen Memorial Garden > A garden showcasing native plants, including nearly 30 varieties of cherry trees. VanDusen Memorial Garden is also the site of the annual Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival.
Nitobe Memorial Garden at University of British Columbia > A traditional Japanese stroll garden and authentic teahouse, featuring a tranquil pond and groups of pastel cherry blossoms.
Queen Elizabeth Park > This well-maintained park is one of the best places to see cherry blossoms in Vancouver, thanks to the staggered bloom of cherry trees that keeps the park bathed in pink and white from early March to late April.