Vancouver Travel Guide

Located in the historic Rosewood Hotel Georgia, offering contemporary Canadian cuisine with a focus on local and seasonal ingredients.

Known for its Aburi (flame-seared) sushi, Miku offers a refined Japanese dining experience with stunning waterfront views.

A popular spot for authentic Lebanese cuisine, featuring fresh ingredients and flavorful dishes, with several locations across the city.

A vibrant and casual eatery famous for its creative and delicious tacos, burritos, and other Mexican-inspired dishes.

A sophisticated cocktail bar in Gastown known for its inventive drinks menu and stylish ambiance.

Located in Gastown, this craft beer institution offers a vast selection of local and international brews, along with delicious pub fare.

One of Vancouver's longest-running nightclubs, featuring top DJs, themed nights, and a vibrant dance floor.

Features world-renowned First Nations art and cultural artifacts, particularly from the Pacific Northwest, housed in a stunning architectural building.

The largest art museum in Western Canada, showcasing historical and contemporary art, with a significant collection by Emily Carr.

An interactive science museum located in a geodesic dome, offering engaging exhibits for all ages.

A large multiplex cinema offering the latest blockbusters and IMAX screens in the heart of downtown.

An independent cinema and live entertainment venue known for showing cult classics, independent films, and hosting concerts and comedy shows.

A renowned annual festival featuring hundreds of jazz, funk, blues, and world music artists performing across various venues and outdoor stages.

An international fireworks competition held over English Bay, drawing huge crowds for spectacular pyrotechnic displays choreographed to music.

Western Canada's largest professional Shakespeare festival, presenting classic plays in open-air tents on the waterfront at Vanier Park.

A vibrant celebration of LGBTQ2+ communities, featuring a colorful parade through the West End and a festival at Sunset Beach.

A lively sandy beach with stunning views of the city, mountains, and ocean. Features a large saltwater outdoor pool.

One of Vancouver's most popular beaches, located at the west end of Davie Street. Great for sunbathing, swimming, and watching sunsets.

Offers beautiful views, calm waters, and is popular for picnics, paddleboarding, and sailing. Features separate swimming and watersport areas.

British Columbia's third-highest waterfall, cascading over 335 meters. Easily accessible with viewing platforms and hiking trails.

Known as the 'Peak of Vancouver,' offering panoramic city views, hiking trails (including the challenging Grouse Grind), and wildlife refuge.

Offers extensive hiking and mountain biking trails in summer, with spectacular viewpoints of Vancouver and the surrounding islands.

A provincial park with popular hiking trails for all levels, leading to incredible vistas and alpine lakes.

Multiple locations across Vancouver, offering a wide range of equipment, classes, and personal training services.

Several studios throughout the city offering various styles of yoga, Pilates, and fitness classes in a welcoming environment.

Vancouver's only saltwater outdoor pool, located right on Kitsilano Beach. It's three times the length of an Olympic pool with incredible ocean and mountain views.

A modern facility with both indoor and outdoor pools, a lazy river, waterslides, and a hot tub. Ideal for families and serious swimmers.

Western Canada's oldest amusement park, featuring a variety of rides from classic wooden roller coasters to thrilling modern attractions.