Explore Vancouver's Top Attractions
Experience the Best Things to Do in Vancouver
L'Hermitage places you at the crossroads of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods. Shop along Robson Street, dine in Yaletown, or explore the character of Gastown and Chinatown—all just steps away. Across the harbor, the North Shore awaits with Grouse Mountain, the Capilano Suspension Bridge, and the markets of Lonsdale Quay, offering an easy escape into nature and adventure before returning to your city retreat.
Walk 85 meters above the Capilano River on this historic suspension bridge, which stretches 140 meters across lush greenery. The area offers trails and other attractions, making it a perfect spot for outdoor adventures.
Vancouver's Chinatown, rich in history, offers unique shopping, dining, and entertainment. Settled by Chinese immigrants in the late 19th century, it remains a vibrant cultural hub.
Just 15 minutes from downtown Vancouver, Grouse Mountain is a year-round resort offering skiing, cultural experiences, and outdoor adventures for all ages. It's a must-visit for both winter and summer activities.
One of Vancouver's most popular beaches, English Bay offers a vibrant atmosphere with activities like scuba diving, kayaking, and beach volleyball. It's the perfect spot to relax or enjoy the sun during warmer months.
Lynn Canyon Park, a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, features swimming holes and breathtaking waterfalls. Its peaceful trails make it a perfect escape into nature.
Located on the University of British Columbia campus, the Museum of Anthropology showcases a vast collection of global artifacts, including weavings, carvings, and contemporary artworks.
Situated at Vancouver's highest point, Queen Elizabeth Park features lush gardens, public art, and spectacular views of the city. Originally a rock quarry, it has been transformed into a serene urban park.
Known as "Kits," this upmarket neighbourhood is famous for its yoga studios, independent bookstores, and organic coffee shops. It's also home to beautiful beaches and farmers' markets during the warmer months.
Located in the heart of downtown, CF Pacific Centre is Vancouver's premier shopping destination. It features high-end retailers like Holt Renfrew, Nordstrom, and Apple, along with a wide selection of dining and entertainment options.
A green oasis in the heart of Vancouver's urban landscape, Stanley Park spans 400 hectares. It is home to kilometres of trails, beautiful beaches, and numerous landmarks, making it one of the city's most beloved spots.
Located in the middle of the city, Granville Island is a vibrant hub for dining, arts, and shopping, featuring the famous Granville Island Public Market. No visit to Vancouver is complete without a day spent exploring the island's unique offerings.
Home to 60,000 animals and 800 species of aquatic life, the Vancouver Aquarium is dedicated to promoting conservation through display, education, and research. As a self-supporting, non-profit association, it plays a key role in marine conservation.
The largest art museum in Western Canada, the Vancouver Art Gallery features thousands of works from historical greats to cutting-edge modern artists. The Gallery Cafe offers a peaceful break, while the Gallery Store is perfect for finding unique gifts.
Step into a serene 15th-century-inspired garden where you can unwind and renew your energy. Named "World Top City Garden" by National Geographic, it offers a peaceful escape from the daily hustle.
Vancouver's oldest neighbourhood, Gastown is home to the iconic steam clock that whistles every quarter hour. This eclectic area blends contemporary boutiques, restaurants, and nightclubs, and hosts numerous events like the Vancouver International Jazz Festival and the Global Relay Gastown Grand Prix.
A hub of activity, Canada Place houses the Vancouver Convention Centre, the Pan Pacific Hotel, and Vancouver's World Trade Centre. Enjoy the lively promenade, live music, and picturesque harbour views in this important city landmark.
Vancouver's main entertainment district, Granville Street offers bustling shops by day and lively clubs and bars by night. For fashion, explore the trendsetting boutiques between Robson and Drake streets, or visit the Pacific Centre for over 100 brand-name shops.
Take an elevator ride to the observation deck, 177 meters above the city, for stunning 360-degree views of Vancouver. The guided tour provides fascinating insights into the city's landmarks.
Science World offers interactive exhibits and engaging presentations for all ages, showcasing the wonders of science and technology. As a non-profit organization, it fosters education and curiosity in a fun, hands-on environment.