Discover the best of Vancouver on a budget with this curated guide to its top attractions. From breathtaking natural wonders like the Capilano Suspension Bridge to vibrant cultural hubs like Gastown and Granville Island, experience the city's diverse offerings without breaking the bank.
Capilano Suspension Bridge
A famous sightseeing location that was originally built in 1889 with hemp and timber, but is now steel and accessible via a free shuttle from downtown Vancouver.
Sea To Sky Gondola
Located an hour outside of Vancouver in Squamish, offering epic views and activities like hiking, rock climbing, and a suspension bridge.
Gastown
The original city center of Vancouver, known for its old buildings, restaurants, live music, and shopping boutiques.
Gast Town steam clock
One of only six steam clocks in the world, it goes off every 15 minutes.
Stanley Park seawall
A great place to visit for the whole family, where you can walk or hire a bike and cycle the 10 km loop.
Museum of Vancouver
Located at Kitsilano and accessible on the False Creek Ferries, with an entry fee of $22 per person.
Maritime Museum
Located at Kitsilano and accessible on the False Creek Ferries, with an entry fee of $15 per person.
Kitsilano
Accessible on the False Creek ferries, location of the Museum of Vancouver and the Maritime Museum.
Vancouver Lookout
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.
Vancouver Art Gallery
A great museum and art gallery with general admission of $29, and free entry for anyone under 18 when traveling with a family.
Granville Island
The best way to get here is on the False Creek ferries, and a day pass will set you back just $20.
Granville Island Public Market
A great budget-friendly option for food in Vancouver.
Jericho Beach kayak Center
Kayak and paddle board hire starts at $45 for a 2-hour rental.
Yale toown
Accessible by the False Creek ferries.
Vancouver Olympic Village
Accessible by the False Creek ferries.