OVERVIEW
The Metro Vancouver region and its downtown Vancouver core are buzzing with life thanks to a variety of professional sports teams and live entertainment facilities; which make it a frequent destination for top performing artists. Beyond the cosmopolitan hub, several neighbouring cities offer year-round outdoor activities for those looking to kickstart their next adventure on the water or in the mountains.
Top things to do
Visit canyons
Test your fear of heights when you visit the Capilano Suspension Bridge over the Capilano River or Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge in Lynn Canyon Park to enjoy unobstructed views over the canyons.
Take in art
Visit the Vancouver Art Gallery to view national and international artists all under one roof. Don't forget to check out the store and the Gallery Café.
Experience FlyOver Canada
Soar through the skies over Canada to get a bird’s eye view of some of Canada’s iconic landscapes, from icebergs in the Atlantic to surfers in the Pacific and everything in-between, on the FlyOver Canada ride.
Shop
Shop ‘til you drop on Robson Street or at Metropolis at Metrotown, offering high-street fashion to unique shops you won’t find anywhere else, there’s something for every age, taste and budget.
Follow the Dumpling Trail
Eat your way through the Dumpling Trail on a self-guided tour of Richmond's 20 best dumpling hotspots.
Explore cities
Vancouver
Visit the vibrant city of Vancouver. The urban metropolis of restaurants, pubs, museums, galleries and shopping is surrounded by the Coast Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, with plenty of activities to keep you busy. Plus, discover why the craft brewing scene is gaining widespread interest on a tour of the Vancouver Ale Trail.
Burnaby
Stay just outside of Vancouver in the city of Burnaby to experience all the attractions of both cities. Enjoy the beautiful parks, world-class shopping at BC’s largest mall, historical sites and art galleries in Burnaby.
North Vancouver
Looking to hike mountains, visit canyons, taste local craft beer, or browse boutiques, galleries and more? North Vancouver is the place for you. A short drive or SeaBus ride from downtown Vancouver, North Vancouver is a lively destination for those looking to get outside or indulge in local arts and culture.
Richmond
Richmond is just 25 minutes from the Tsawwassen terminal and is known for its top-notch dining scene, offering everything from fresh seafood to authentic dim sum. Take a trip to one of Richmond’s scenic waterfront parks or check out some of the city’s shopping and entertainment.
