VA2007 - Vancouver Attractions

An insider's tour of Vancouver's not-to-be-missed experiences.

Photo: Tourism Vancouver
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden

Jane Jacobs, the renowned urban thinker, argued in her 1961 book The Death and Life of Great American Cities that the point of cities is a multiplicity of choice. Jacobs was referring to urban planning issues, but for the visitor to Vancouver, the choices don't stop there. Geographical and cultural diversity also make this city shine. From our parks and beaches, bridges and buildings, or museums and galleries, there is much here for visitors to enjoy. Jacobs discovered just that during her January 2002 tour of Vancouver. "I think this would be a nice place to live," she remarked. We think you'll agree.

One City, Three Ways »»
Get to know Vancouver by land, by sea — and with your appetite ready.

The It List »»
You haven't seen Vancouver until you've hit these 10 destinations around the city.

Outdoor Recreation — Nature Calls »»
There's more than one way to experience the wild side of Vancouver's north shore mountains.

Outdoor Recreation — Gold Star »»
Nearly a decade after securing the first-ever gold medal in snowboarding, Ross Rebagliati is taking a second shot at the podium.

Spas — Soul Food »»
There's a spa trend — and treatment — for everyone.

Attractions — Day Trips »»
Traveling Feat - Extended stays on the west coast demand a trip outside of the city.

Vancouver Attractions Guide »»
Where to go and what to do in Vancouver, including:
Architecture, Casinos, Markets, Aquariums, Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Gardens, and Spas & Salons.