Things to do in Vancouver, BC

Stanley Park, Vancouver's most popular attraction is famous for its circling seawall, dozens of walkways and stunning panoramic views. This popular park continues to be one of the largest tourist attractions in the city. If you are looking for things to do in Vancouver, this is the perfect place to start.

The Downtown region is filled with dozens of activities including circling the shores along the seawall, admiring the North Shore mountains, shopping on Robson street, exploring the art galleries to witnessing the great sails of Canada Place. Downtown Vancouver embraces the spirit of Vancouver's love of the outdoors.

Central Vancouver is the suburban area closest to Downtown Vancouver, making it some of the most prized, and expensive, real estate in the world. With beautiful beaches and diverse gardens, Central Vancouver is a popular destination for locals and tourists.

West Vancouver, one of the youngest municipalities of Vancouver is also one of the most expensive. Multi-million dollar homes, sweeping city views and large parks are a few perks for those calling this city home.

North Vancouver is an outdoor paradise with two mountains, Grouse and Seymour, many natural attractions such as the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Lynn Valley and the Cleveland Dam, encompassing a large volume of drinkable water for surrounding area.

Known as the Island City for its distinctive geographical location, cut off from the mainland by the north and south arms of the Fraser river, Richmond, British Columbia offers a locale with suburban areas, farms, popular Steveston village and natural areas for everyone to enjoy.

Operating as the Western passage between Vancouver and the North, the Sea to Sky Corridor (Highway 99) is used most by visitors and BC residents to visit Whistler, British Columbia's premiere ski and snowboard resort. With dozens of small towns, provincial parks and both natural and man made landmarks, the Sea to Sky Highway is one of the most scenic and beautiful drives in the Province.

The resort town of Whistler, British Columbia is located 125kms north of Vancouver. World renowned for its skiing and snow boarding terrain in the winter months, the region is also a popular place in the summer with hiking trails, mountain biking and stunning views. Whistler should definitely be on your list of things to do while visiting Vancouver.