Spring time in Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver, BC (Includes interview and first-hand account)

The park is located on the highest city’s point (151 metres above sea level) and is easily accessible from almost everywhere. It uses to be a privately owned site with two quarries providing stone for road building. In 1929 the city purchased the park which was named the Queen Elizabeth Park after the royal family visit in the park in 1939. One of the former quarries was converted into very well maintained colourful garden.

Inside of a tulip, Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver, Canada.

Joseph Boltrukiewicz

The park is now a very popular destination both for city dwellers and tourists alike visiting the city. On weekends it serves as beautiful scenery for the newlyweds and their families for photo shoot before going to wedding parties.

Tulips in the garden, Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver, Canada.

Joseph Boltrukiewicz

Photo session in the scenery of colours of last tulips, Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver, Canada.

Joseph Boltrukiewicz

Playing in water fountains, Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver, Canada.

Joseph Boltrukiewicz

Relaxing time in Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver, Canada.

Joseph Boltrukiewicz

Old quarry where the colourful garden is located, Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver, Canada.

Joseph Boltrukiewicz