Fog moving through a dense forest

Pacific Spirit Regional Park

A vast second-growth forest between UBC and the city, dropping to Wreck Beach.

Seventy-plus kilometres of trails, cathedral-like sword fern, and the option to descend to Wreck Beach. Trailheads along 16th Avenue are the easiest start.

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Siwash Rock from the Stanley Park shoreline at sunset
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十公里海堤、原生林，同呢座城市最出名嗰圈。

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The geodesic dome at the end of False Creek, built for Expo 86.

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Monumental poles, a soaring great hall, and the Pacific collection of Arthur Erickson’s museum.

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Guu with Garlic

Loud, generous izakaya cooking on Thurlow Street.

Granville Island from the air, under the Granville Street Bridge
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Granville Island

Produce stalls, studios, and a working industrial island turned playground.

Nigiri sushi on a dark plate
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Miku

Aburi sushi with a front-row seat to Burrard Inlet and the North Shore.

Colourful plated dishes
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Vij’s

The restaurant that put Vancouver Indian cooking on the world map.

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Siwash Rock from the Stanley Park shoreline at sunset
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Stanley Park & Seawall

十公里海堤、原生林，同呢座城市最出名嗰圈。

Beach stretching toward the horizon
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Kitsilano Beach

Saltwater pool, volleyball, and a downtown skyline across English Bay.

Vancouver waterfront path
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False Creek · Vancouver

False Creek & Seawall cycle

A flat, protected ride from Science World to Kits, with city and water the whole way.

English Bay and the West End skyline at sunset from the air
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English Bay

The city’s sunset beach — tankers on the horizon and the Seawall at your back.

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BC Place
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BC Place

Bruno Mars - The Romantic Tour

Bruno Mars - The Romantic Tour at BC Place.

BC Place
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BC Lions vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers

BC Lions vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers at BC Place.

BC Place
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Metallica with Limp Bizkit, Avatar

Metallica with Limp Bizkit, Avatar at BC Place.

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Siwash Rock from the Stanley Park shoreline at sunset
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West End · Vancouver

Stanley Park & Seawall

十公里海堤、原生林，同呢座城市最出名嗰圈。

Historic brick street in Gastown
Free

Gastown · Vancouver

Gastown

Maple-leaf cobblestones, the steam clock, and the city’s oldest commercial block.

Science exhibition inside a bright museum hall
Rainy-day OK

False Creek · Vancouver

Science World

The geodesic dome at the end of False Creek, built for Expo 86.

Garden pavilion on cultural grounds
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Monumental poles, a soaring great hall, and the Pacific collection of Arthur Erickson’s museum.

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Siwash Rock from the Stanley Park shoreline at sunset
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West End · Vancouver

Stanley Park & Seawall

十公里海堤、原生林，同呢座城市最出名嗰圈。

Historic brick street in Gastown
Free

Gastown · Vancouver

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Maple-leaf cobblestones, the steam clock, and the city’s oldest commercial block.

Science exhibition inside a bright museum hall
Rainy-day OK

False Creek · Vancouver

Science World

The geodesic dome at the end of False Creek, built for Expo 86.

Garden pavilion on cultural grounds
Rainy-day OK

Point Grey · Vancouver

Museum of Anthropology at UBC

Monumental poles, a soaring great hall, and the Pacific collection of Arthur Erickson’s museum.