They've done a fantasic job with the tree top trails and nature walk on the other side of the bridge. Read more.
A great place to visit 12 months of the year. Skiing in winter, wildlife and attractions in summer. Read more.
One of the best place to Ski/board in Vancouver in my opinion! Easy access, great snow most of the time and various skill level for everyone to enjoy..
Sitting at the waterfront it is the most popular recreational facility in Vancouver and is on the "to do" lists of many visitors.
Did you know that at 62 stories, the Shangri-La is the tallest building in Metro Vancouver and British Columbia, and the 15th tallest building in Canada?
One of the first traditional Chinese gardens built outside of China. Both the garden and the adjacent Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Park are worth visiting. Read more.
Sit by the fountains, wander by the waterfall, hide under the elephant plant
To start the morning, breakfast at the top of Queen Elizabeth Park provides delicious food and a stunning view of Vancouver’s city skyline, North Shore Mountains, and Pacific Ocean.
An easy trek to a magnificent view - there are several different paths to some breathtaking sights.
Next, a trip to the Aquarium was incredibly enjoyable as I find aquatic animals very fascinating! For thrill-seekers, try the 4D experience! It’s exhilarating!
First up the Vancouver Lookout! The glass elevator ride up to a 360º view of the city with the sun shining was absolutely breathtaking; a reminder of why I love this city so much.
The only venue of its kind in MLS, BC Place stadium features a 100m x 85m retractable roof. Each of the roof’s masts is 47m tall. It takes just 20 minutes for the roof to fully retract!
Fanatic Fact: In 1980, Canucks Coach Neilson, upset at officiating, put a white towel on a hockey stick and held it up in surrender. The next game fans waved white towels and "Towel Power" was born!
Head to the North Shore to Lonsdsale Quay Market for a fresh food market, specialty shops and delicious eateries. Hop on the SeaBus from Waterfront Station and you’ll be there within 15 minutes.
canada place was built orignally for expo 86. A walk down to the end produces quite the view! Stop by coal harbour coffee for a great coffee with a view!
second largest mall in Canada :) if you're an out of towner, bring your out-of-town id to the customer service desk for a visitors metrocard.
Best place to spend a saturday afternoon.!! try the granville island market, Whet, granville island brewing, The Keg and Bridges restaurants for dinner and the dockside restaurant for breakfast..
Great place to learn about everything from bugs to static electricity.
Lovely campus, especially the Rose Garden and the Botanical Gardens.
One of the most beautiful drives to take...a must do! Extremely curvy though, so take it slow if you're susceptible to motion sickness.
This art deco building has been featured in many films & tv shows. Take a ride to level 2 to get a closer look at the lobby ceiling interiors, and to check out the elevator decor on your way up.
While we like hanging around the stacks, Metro Vancouver’s public libraries have loads of free events and workshops from memoir writing to concerts. Read more.
We hear the totem poles at Stanley Park are one of the most-visited attractions in all of British Columbia. A must-see.
Those Little Donuts. That is all. Good thing you'll be working off the fair foods on our slopes this winter!
The original building was built in 1903 by Charles Woodward as the second location for Woodward’s department store. The original “W” neon sign sits outside the new development in a courtyard.
The Hotel Vancouver opened in May 1939. It was here, in the Panorama Roof Ballroom, that Dal Richards, the legendary Canadian big band leader known as the King of Swing, began his career.
This is a great place to feed the ducks. Alternatively, this is a great place to get free duck.
How do you reinvent Canada’s oldest retailer? You look to the past for inspiration, trading heavily on the colours of the retailer’s historic blanket in a new line of chic Canadiana. Read more: Read more.
If you're wondering why you might be riding in the dark... It's a better view at night, and there were complaints from the Island from lit gondolas in the past.
Bring a water bottle to quench your thirst on a hot day. they provide water fountains around the zoo. Be prepared to walk around a lot! The grizzly bear is soo cute when it goes into the water!
You can catch a ferry here.Ask one of the attendants for more info and have fun!
Truly for the Elite Fitness Enthusiast - Breath Taking Views as you climb the steep mountain top....
Tired of delays, price increases, strikes and scandals, for decades Vancouver Islanders have dreamed of throwing up a gargantuan “fixed link” to forever shed their ferry dependence. Read more: Read more.
Pacific Central's grand Neoclassical building serves as a major stop for Amtrak Cascades service to and from Seattle and transportation hub for Vancouver. Skytrain access to downtown runs all day.
Next up, a stroll through historic Chinatown where I grew up! There are open markets, unique clothing boutiques, tea shops, and much more to see.
Wonderful place to snack if you'd like to go indulge in the many stalls of (mostly deep fried) food. Lovely atmosphere - merchandise prices are hiked, though. Be careful what you buy!
The Vancouver Planetarium Laser Light Show is coming to an end on Jan. 28. Share your good — & hazy — memories with Province reporter Dana Gee. Email dgee{at}theprovince.com.
When you're done posing and joking about how the picture's "not really low-res" Take some time to stroll the beach and appreciate all the beautiful architecture welcomed by the olympics!!
Been around for over 25 years; still Da Best period! Food, service, attention to detail...
Yaletown’s menu of kicked up comfort foods has won nearly as many accolades as the beer, and that’s a lot. For a treat, try the chili squid. More: http://bit.ly/pu4W2M Read more.
This sleek spot is raising Gastown's game. Try the confit of Albacore tuna with smoky pork morsels and velvety crab custard in "brioche" with chick pea toast and Mostaccioli pasta with mozzarella. Read more.
Prepared to be blown away by the purity of flavours and complexity of textures. Try the intense espresso, distinctly peaty, Ileach Cask-strength Scotch and chocolate gelato. Read more.
With so many indie beers available, it's the place to go if you'd like something other than Molsons. Actually, if you say that word, I suspect they will quietly and firmly escort you to the door. Read more.
Do the taster round - you can't make a bad choice but I recommend honey lager, maple cream ale, hefeweizen, and ipa
