Guide 🇨🇦 Vancouver
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Stanley Park
Expansive urban park with scenic seawall, trails, and beaches.
Granville Island
Vibrant area with public market, shops, and eateries.
Canada Place
Waterfront icon beside the convention centre, known for its sail-like roofline and as a prime starting point for harbour views and attractions.
Capilano Suspension Bridge
Suspended bridge over a river, offering treetop views.
Museum of Anthropology
World-class collection highlighting Northwest Coast First Nations art and archaeology, plus global artifacts spanning Africa and Asia.
FlyOver Canada
Immersive 4D flight simulation at Canada Place, suspending riders before a massive screen for a thrilling cross-Canada aerial journey.
Grouse Mountain
Mountain with year-round activities and panoramic city views.
VanDusen Botanical Garden
Expansive public garden featuring global plant collections, a famed rhododendron display, and an Elizabethan hedge maze for leisurely exploring.
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
Ming Dynasty–inspired garden-home in Chinatown, offering guided tours and cultural programming in a tranquil, historically significant setting.
Vancouver Aquarium
Aquarium featuring diverse marine life exhibits.
Gastown Steam Clock
Rare functioning steam clock built in 1977, performing its signature whistle show on the hour and every 15 minutes.
Kitsilano Beach
Beloved city beach for summer lounging and swimming, famed for nearby outdoor pool access and classic west-coast waterfront atmosphere.
Museum of Vancouver
Civic history museum exploring Vancouver’s transformation and Indigenous roots, offering an accessible, informative look at the city’s past.
Gastown
Historic district known for cobblestone streets and the steam clock.
Science World
Interactive science museum with hands-on exhibits.
Vancouver Art Gallery
Art museum showcasing Canadian and indigenous artworks.
Queen Elizabeth Park
Public park with gardens and city skyline views.
Robson Street
Popular shopping and dining street in downtown Vancouver.
West End
A relaxed and residential downtown neighborhood, ideal for proximity to nature and attractions.
Kitsilano
A beachside neighborhood with a relaxed, active, and outdoorsy feel, perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts.
Olympic Village
Modern False Creek neighborhood with scenic views, waterfront paths, and easy walks toward Granville Island.
Gastown
A vibrant historic quarter with cobblestone streets, offering a mix of culture, nightlife, and dining.
Fairview
Bustling area just outside downtown with shopping corridors, restaurants, and convenient access back to the core.
West Point Grey
Quieter west-side neighborhood with beaches like Jericho and Spanish Banks and easy access toward UBC.
University of British Columbia (UBC)
Campus district with museums, botanical garden, and self-contained amenities, suited for nature and culture visits.
Yaletown
An upscale and trendy neighborhood with parks, waterfront views, and chic shops and restaurants.
Shaughnessy
Predominantly residential area known for grand homes and access to VanDusen Botanical Garden.
Arbutus Corridor
Residential corridor with parks and pleasant streets, offering a quieter stay near central Vancouver.
Downtown
The bustling center of the city, ideal for shopping, dining, and central location to all attractions.
Coal Harbour
An affluent waterfront neighborhood with easy access to Stanley Park and luxury accommodations.
Commercial Drive
A colorful and eclectic neighborhood known for its diverse cultures, local feel, and vibrant dining scene.
Granville Island
A popular destination for sightseeing with markets, galleries, and beautiful waterfront views.
YVR
Vancouver International Airport
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