Best Attractions in Vancouver

Esta instalación de clase mundial muestra la diversa vida marina del noroeste del Pacífico y de todo el mundo, donde los visitantes pueden observar nutrias marinas, ballenas beluga y pingüinos mientras aprenden sobre la conservación e investigación marina.

Un centro cultural vibrante que alberga un bullicioso mercado público, tiendas de artesanos, galerías y restaurantes, donde los visitantes pueden degustar la cocina local, hacer un picnic junto a False Creek y explorar productos artesanales únicos mientras disfrutan del animado ambiente de la isla.

El barrio más antiguo de Vancouver, conocido por su arquitectura victoriana, el famoso reloj de vapor y sus calles empedradas, donde los visitantes pueden explorar boutiques, disfrutar de diversas opciones gastronómicas y aprender sobre la historia de la ciudad a través de visitas guiadas.

A building resembling a ship with white sails, serving as a convention center and cruise ship terminal, offering waterfront views and access to FlyOver Canada.

Located in Gastown, offering a bird's eye view of the whole city, and on a clear day you can see all the way out to Vancouver Island; entry is $18.25 per adult.

A pricey gondola trip up Grouse Mountain, which can be bypassed by hiking the Grouse Grind.

Este paseo de simulación de vuelo inmersivo lleva a los visitantes a un viaje impresionante a través de los diversos paisajes de Canadá. La experiencia combina tecnología de punta con efectos especiales para crear un recorrido virtual verdaderamente inolvidable por el país.

An area in North Vancouver with hotels that are cheaper than downtown, and a short SeaBus ride from Waterfront Station.

An incredibly scenic walk starts by the Vancouver Convention Centre.

Located an hour outside of Vancouver in Squamish, offering epic views and activities like hiking, rock climbing, and a suspension bridge.

Un mercado público renovado en Granville Island, perfecto para pasear y disfrutar de artistas callejeros. Es un lugar ideal para tomar una copa junto al agua y disfrutar de las vistas del horizonte de Vancouver.

The seawall is a scenic path that skirts Stanley Park's perimeter, offering breathtaking views of the water, mountains, and the city skyline, perfect for walking or biking.

A scenic viewpoint near the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise providing excellent photo opportunities of the lake and surrounding mountains.

The Banff Gondola offers a scenic aerial tramway ride up Sulphur Mountain, providing breathtaking panoramic views of Banff town and the Canadian Rockies.

Near the Vancouver waterfront is the Olympic Cauldron where information plaques are located to inform people about the event.

Also known as Highway 99, it goes from the coast up into the mountainous landscapes of Whistler and Pemberton, offering majestic scenery.

A gate that marks the entrance to Chinatown and blends tradition and modern styles.