If you are into Gothic Revivalist architecture, then you definitely need to visit the Holy Rosary Cathedral located in Vancouver, BC. You will be amazed by the asymmetrical lines of the towers, the dark overcast, and the inside architecture as well including curved doorways, vaulted ceilings, and bell towers with bells that still ring. Located in downtown Vancouver, this is one place you should put on your itinerary.
This cathedral was the first one in the Canada to ring in the new holiday now called Canada Day in 1911. Since then, the cathedral has been a tourist spot for many travelers who not only enjoy the architecture, but also the history to be found within its walls. There are many churches, cathedrals, and other historic monuments that celebrate the past in Vancouver, but the Holy Rosary Cathedral is one of the most famous. One tower has eight bells in it which are used to ring in holidays and other important events.
Because there are so many sights to see in Vancouver, you should pick the ones the interest you're the most. Admission into the cathedral is free, so this is one tour that everyone in your group can afford. You will be able to take pictures, learn more about the history of the cathedral, and much more. After seeing the cathedral, you will still have plenty of time to see other sights during the day. Many people visit the cathedral in the morning to see it in the morning light.
