Vancouver: Attractions and Things to do  

Although it doesn’t have nearly as much name recognition, Vancouver, British Columbia’s 405-hectare Stanley Park is larger than Central Park in New York City.  Located on a peninsula in northern ...read more

The Museum houses some 535,000 ethnographic and archaeological objectssuch as totem poles, carved boxes, bowls, pieces in gold, silver, argillite, wood, ceramic, and other materials are exhibited in the many ...read more

Vancouver Aquarium is a public aquarium which is situated in Stanley Park in Vancouver. It is a major attraction for Vancouver and a center for marine research, marine animal rehabilitation ...read more

Downtown Vancouver is the southeast portion of the peninsula in the north central part of Vancouver proper. This neighborhood is the commercial, business, financial, cultural and government center of the ...read more

Grouse Mountain was named by the first recorded hikers for reaching the summit in 1894. This mountain is a fifteen minute drive from downtown Vancouver and is located in North ...read more

The Granville Island is amidst the Vancouver city and embraces the surrounding metropolitan bustle. The ambiance of the Island is matchless and has past industrial history to it. Granville Island ...read more

Canada Place is a building which is located on the Burrard Inlet waterfront of Vancouver in British Columbia. Home to lots of attraction like the Vancouver Convention Center, the World ...read more

Vancouver Island is the biggest island of the Pacific Ocean , east of New Zealand, and more in general, the 43rd more extended island of the world. It is located  opposite ...read more

With its fine art, beautiful jewelry, prime seafood and fresh-out-of-the-oven baked goods, the Granville Island Public Market has become a top destination for those in Vancouver with a hankering for ...read more

Gastown, which borders are marked by Water Street, Columbia Street, Hasting Street and Cambie Street, is the most ancient district of the city and is located in the north-eastern edge ...read more

Home to one of the world’s largest ski resorts, Whistler Mountain is part of the Coast Mountains’ Fitzsimmons Range and is about a two-hour drive north of Vancouver, British Columbia. ...read more

The small town of Whistler (10.000 inhabitants roughly), is about one hundred kilometres far from Vancouver and is one of the most well-known and popular locations for  winter sports  not just of ...read more

The Pacific Museum combines the collections of the former M. Y. Williams Planet Earth Museum and the Pacific Mineral Museum. The museum includes displays of spectacular rocks and minerals, fossils, ...read more

The maple syrup is a symbol of Canada and to taste it in any possible and imaginable way you just need to go to the Canadian Maple Delights of Vancounver, in Downtown. In the shop and in ...read more

Kitsilano represents one of the youngest and liveliest areas of Vancouver, in Canada. Born as a family and student district, nowadays it is among of the most expensive ones of the ...read more

Cypress Mountain ski resort stands in the north-west ofVancouver, roughly 30 minutes far from Downtown (slightly more than 30 kilometres far). Together with Grouse Mountain, Cypress Mountain represents the main destination for those who ...read more

The Seawall Promenade is a structure surrounding Stanley Park in Vancouver and represents one of the favourite place where to practise sport without getting away from the city centre. The itinerary of the   Seawall Promenade twists and ...read more

Built in 1927, in a monumental style, with Corinthian capital columns Hudson's Bay is the most ancient shopping centre of Vancouver. Over the years, the fame of Hudson's Bay has got ...read more

Downtown Vancouver, British Columbia’s only whale-watching company, Wild Whales Vancouver allows customers to see the Pacific Ocean’s magnificent killer whales in their natural habitat, up-close and personal. Guaranteeing whale sightings ...read more

This is the city museum in which there are local arts collection. ...read more

The best club in the city with live music and party every days of the week! ...read more

Situated atop Little Mountain on the western end of Vancouver, British Columbia, Queen Elizabeth Park is the highest point in the city proper and is perennially one of its most-visited ...read more

Vancouver, British Columbia has a wide array of nightlife options, from high-end cocktail bars to pool halls, where locals and visitors alike can dance, socialize and drink after a long ...read more

There are ten markets that are open for 12 days in Vancouver. This place is more popular as there are local designer and artist display of clothes and talent and ...read more