The city of Vancouver enjoys cherry blossoms in spring Vancouver is known as the capital of cherry blossoms. It is said that there are more than 50 cherry blossom varieties and 40,000 cherry trees. From the middle of March to the beginning of May, Vancouver is the season of cherry blossoms. It is a good time to enjoy cherry blossoms at this time, because there are cherry trees on both sides of the street, subway stations, large and small parks or botanical gardens. The scene is very amazing. Walking on the street, when the wind blows, the cherry blossoms flutter like a snow flake, and it feels very romantic. One of the recommended cherry blossom spots in downtown Vancouver: ROBSON STREET in downtown DOWNTOWN and HARO STREET in the next door. Take the number 5 bus and get there at ROBSON STREET. HARO ST. is a street next to ROBSON ST. It is a residential area with English villas and apartment buildings. The road is lined with white dyed Yoshino Sakura, which is good for cherry blossoms in the city. The place, tired, can have an afternoon tea in the cafes on both sides of the road, sitting in the wind blowing from the beach outdoors, watching the cherry blossoms fall, very comfortable. Remind everyone to pay attention to traffic safety, do not take pictures and walk to the middle of the road. Two of the recommended cherry blossoms in downtown Vancouver: the single lane of the DAVIE STREET inner street in the city center. The roads are also a lot of cherry blossoms that are already in full bloom. Because it is a single lane, it is relative to the front location. Say people and cars are less, see a lot of locals walking here, walking dogs and squatting BABY, haha.