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Things to do in Vancouver

A seawall around Stanley Park, the market on Granville Island, cobblestone Gastown and a rainforest bridge across the water in North Vancouver.

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Nature

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

A rainforest park in North Vancouver with its suspension bridge, Treetops Adventure and Cliffwalk.Entry: Book a timed ticketSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
Food

Chinatown, Vancouver

A historic Chinese Canadian neighborhood of restaurants, shops and cultural landmarks.Entry: Pay as you go
Neighborhood

Davie Village

The West End street of small local shops and cafes at the heart of the city's LGBTQ+ community.Entry: Free to walk
Beach

English Bay Beach

The city beach of the West End, the neighborhood that leads into Stanley Park.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on Tiqets
Neighborhood

Gastown

Cobblestone streets and brick buildings around the Gastown Steam Clock, built in 1977.Entry: Free to walk
Market

Granville Island Public Market

An indoor market of food stalls, produce and bakeries on Granville Island, open daily 9 AM to 6 PM.Entry: Pay as you go
Beach

Kitsilano Beach

A busy city beach with Kits Pool, the longest saltwater pool in North America.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on Tiqets
Market

Lonsdale Quay Market

A waterfront public market with a food hall, steps from the SeaBus in North Vancouver.Entry: Pay as you go
Viewpoint

Olympic Cauldron (Jack Poole Plaza)

The cauldron of the 2010 Winter Games on the Coal Harbour waterfront, with harbor and mountain views.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on Tiqets
Neighborhood

Robson Street

Vancouver's main shopping street, lined with global brand stores, cafes and restaurants.Entry: Free to walk
Nature

Stanley Park

Over 1,000 acres of forest and beaches ringed by a 10 km seawall, with totem poles at Brockton Point.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on Tiqets
Food

Yaletown

Former warehouses and loading docks turned restaurants and patios, by the False Creek seawall.Entry: Pay as you go