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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Vancouver - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
The dozens of stalls in this 50,000-square-foot building sell locally grown fruits and vegetables direct from the farm and farther afield; other...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesWith a steep canyon landscape, a temperate rain forest complete with waterfalls, and a suspension bridge (circa 1912) 166½ feet above raging...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesVancouver's seawall path includes a 9-km (5½-mile) paved shoreline section within Stanley Park. It's one of several car-free zones in the park...Read More
After the 1886 Great Fire, which wiped out most of the fledgling settlement of Vancouver, George Byrnes built what is now Vancouver's oldest...Read More
One of Vancouver's most handsome postmodern buildings, the 23-story Shaw Tower at Cathedral Place has a faux-copper roof that mimics that of...Read More
Built between 1889 and 1895, this is the oldest church in Vancouver. Constructed in the Gothic style, the Anglican church looks like the parish...Read More
On the lobby level of a modern apartment tower, this small nonprofit public gallery has regularly changing exhibits of contemporary local and...Read More
In a bright orange former tractor company building, this 14,000-square-foot gallery exhibits works by contemporary Canadian and international...Read More
Once the site of the city's first civic buildings—the constable's cabin and customs house, and a two-cell log jail—this atmospheric brick-paved...Read More
North America's largest free public water park has slides, pipes, and sprinklers for children to run through. There's a grassy patch for picnics...Read More
Near Siwash Rock, this centuries-old 56-foot-wide burnt cedar stump has shrunk over the years but still gives an idea of how large some of the...Read More
Once billed as the best hotel in the city, this 1908 flatiron building is one of the world's finest examples of triangular architecture. Now...Read More
Kitty-corner to the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, this building has a five-story-high public atrium with a branch of the Sciué Italian café minichain...Read More
Stalls selling fresh produce and ready-to-eat food fill the lower level of this popular indoor seaside market, and upstairs there are boutiques...Read More
Made of one massive log, this archway, erected in 1952, is dedicated to the workers in Vancouver's first industry. Beside the arch is an asphalt...Read More
Inspired by New York's Chrysler Building, the Marine Building is worth stopping for a look. The terra-cotta bas-reliefs on this 21-story, 1930s...Read More
This four-pillar, three-story-high, brightly painted arch spanning Pender Street was erected in 2002 to mark the millennium and commemorate...Read More
This cannonlike apparatus by the water was installed in 1890 to alert fishermen to a curfew ending weekend fishing. Now it signals 9 o'clock...Read More
A four-pronged sculpture towering more than 30 feet, the Olympic Cauldron is next to the Vancouver Convention Centre's West Building. In 2010...Read More
Architect Arthur Erickson designed this plaza to be the gathering place for downtown Vancouver, although it's not accessible at street level...Read More
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