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Stanley Park
Vancouver's largest urban park has beaches, trails & family attractions, plus a picturesque seawall.
Canada Place
Built to look like a ship, this iconic complex houses a convention centre, hotel & ferry terminal.
VanDusen Botanical Garden
Space with ever-changing greenery, flowers & art installations plus fine dining & a casual cafe.
Gastown Steam Clock
Built in 1977, this well-known, antique-style clock is powered by steam & whistles to tell the time.
Science World
Interactive science displays & films for kids from toddlers to early teens, inside a geodesic dome.
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Rogers Arena
Spacious venue that hosts the Vancouver Canucks & concerts by big-name touring acts.
Bloedel Conservatory
Lush, glass-domed aviary with 200+ exotic birds & 500+ unique plants set high above the park.
Vancouver Aquarium
Popular kid-friendly attraction showcases local & exotic aquatic life with a focus on conservation.
UBC Museum of Anthropology
Large Arthur Erickson–designed museum at UBC devoted to cultural artifacts from around the world.
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
Elegant 1927 theatre that's home to the Vancouver Symphony, plus classical & choral performances.
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BC Place
Stadium with a retractable roof & over 50,000 seats for events plus Major League Soccer & football.
Granville Island
Charming cultural & artistic mainstay famous for a daily public market with 50+ food vendors.
Neighbourhoods
City Centre (Central Business District)
Known for being the heart of downtown Vancouver, this area is popular for its concentration of shopping, entertainment, and business activities. It draws people for its modern cityscape, major events, and easy access to public transit.
Commercial Drive-Hastings Park
Known for its mix of diverse cultures and strong community spirit, this area is popular for its local food scene, independent shops, and frequent festivals. The neighbourhood is also recognized for its green spaces and easy access to parks, making it a welcoming spot for both relaxation and cultural experiences.
Gastown-Chinatown
Known for its mix of historic architecture and cultural diversity, this area stands out for its cobblestone streets, heritage buildings, and strong ties to both Indigenous and Chinese Canadian communities. It is most popular for its blend of old-world charm and a rich history that reflects the early development of Vancouver.
Kitsilano & Granville Island
Known for its relaxed atmosphere and scenic waterfront, this area is popular for sandy beaches, mountain views, and a strong sense of community. It is also recognized for its creative arts scene and local markets, attracting people who enjoy outdoor activities and cultural experiences.
Mt Pleasant-South Main
Known for its creative spirit and diverse community, this area is popular for independent shops, local art, and a strong café culture. The neighbourhood attracts people interested in street art, unique boutiques, and a welcoming atmosphere that reflects the city’s modern, youthful side.
Stanley Park and the West End
Known for its large urban green space and proximity to the downtown core, this area is popular for outdoor recreation, scenic seawall walks, and a strong sense of community. The neighbourhood is also recognized for its diverse population and inclusive atmosphere.
UBC-Point Grey
Known for its large university campus and natural surroundings, this area is popular for its academic atmosphere, forested trails, and access to beaches. Many people visit to experience the blend of educational spaces and outdoor recreation.
Vancouver South
Known for its diverse communities and quiet residential streets, this area features a mix of cultural influences and family-friendly parks. It is popular for its authentic local eateries and a strong sense of community, making it a welcoming place to experience daily life in the city.
Yaletown-False Creek
Known for its modern waterfront living, this area features scenic seawall paths, contemporary architecture, and a strong sense of community. Popular for its blend of residential spaces, green parks, and easy access to the water, it attracts people who enjoy urban life close to nature.
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