•Food•


AnnaLena

AnnaLena has been hailed as one of the hottest restaurants in Vancouver, serving contemporary Canadian fare & creative cocktails in a stylish, modern setting. The dishes are almost suspiciously pretty, but digging in proves that Robbins' cooking is much more than Instagram eye candy. Located in the beautiful Kitsilano area of Vancouver, AnnaLena is a great spot for date night.
Big Feast Bistro + Catering

Featured on Food Network's You Gotta Eat Here!, Big Feast Bistro is a community-oriented bistro with communal dining and locally made ingredients that come from within 100 miles. Owner and Red Seal certified chef recommends when you visit, "Check your calorie and cholesterol counters at the door and order the Crab Benny."
Blue Water Cafe + Raw Bar

Blue Water Cafe is Vancouver's definitive destination for seafood, widely known for its excellence in celebrating the extraordinary flavours of BC. Consistently awarded "Best Seafood Restaurant" in Vancouver and recognized for its unparalleled service, an evening at Blue Water Cafe is truly an unforgettable experience.
The Boathouse

For over 30 years, The Boathouse has been a Vancouver favourite specializing in premium steaks and fresh seafood from the coast of B.C. and around the world. With a focus on fresh flavours and a menu featuring fresh and local ingredients, the Boathouse Chefs make a commitment to serving wild and sustainable seafood, and selecting Ocean Wise fish.
Cactus Club Cafe

Born on the West Coast and growing across Canada, Cactus Club Cafe offers the best in global cuisine using local, fresh ingredients served in a vibrant, contemporary setting. In both 2014 and 2015, Cactus Club Cafe was named Best Downtown Restaurant in Vancouver Magazine’s Restaurant Awards.
Chambar Restaurant

Chef Nico Schuermans and his wife Korri have brough to life their dream of opening a restaurant where guests can experience fine dining in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Their philosophy is based on a commitment to fresh, innovative and incredible food that is presented without pretension. The result is a restaurant with exquisite cuisine, exceptional service, and a room that glows.
Fraser Park Restaurant

Though it doesn't look like much, Fraser Park Restaurant is a bustling daytime destination renowned for its homestyle breakfasts & German-influenced cooking. A bit off the beaten path, you shouldn't expect fancy here. It's pretty much what you might expect of a cafe that only serves breakfast and lunch, but it boasts a large menu, huge portions, and a friendly staff. Try the deluxe German breakfast, but be prepared to share!
Hawksworth Restaurant

Five-time winner of Best Upscale Restaurant in Vancouver Magazine's Restaurant Awards, Hawksworth Restaurant is glamorous and elegant, yet relaxed and welcoming with warm and attentive service. Hawksworth Restaurant is located in the heart of the city at Georgia and Howe Streets within the legendary Rosewood Hotel Georgia.
The Keg

More than a typical steakhouse, the menu here is filled with delicious seafood and vegetarian dishes beside delicious shareable appetizers and of course, world famous steaks. Perfect for lunch, dinner, or a late night snack, guests always leave The Keg smiling. Locals know that if you're craving a good steak, you can't go wrong with a night out at The Keg. See you tonight!
Le Crocodile Restaurant Francais

Le Crocodile blends traditional French cooking with innovative Westcoast style. Chef Michel has cooked for and seen generation after generation of families pass through the doors of Le Crocodile. Thirty years later, with some of the original staff still here, Le Crocodile still remains in Vancouver as one of the city's most acclaimed and visited restaurants.
Longtail Kitchen

Named after the iconic water taxis of Thailand, Longtail Kitchen serves Thai-style comfort food in the authentic context of a riverside market. Celebrated chef Angus An steers Longtail's Menu towards BC ingredients while staying true to traditional Thai methods and flavours. The menu highlights fish stews and curries, soups and noodles, offering a taste of Thailand in our own backyard.
Lupo Restaurant

Situated between Yaletown and the heart of Vanouver's entertainment district, Lupo mirrors the effervescent community where it's housed; trendy and new with a little historical charm. Affordably priced and sourcing the best quality food and wine from BC and Europe, Lupo offers a little something for everyone.
Miku Sushi

Situated along the Burrard Inlet next to the Vancouver landmark Canada Place, Miku Waterfront continues to deliver gourmet Aburi cuisine paired with its well known, energetic ambience. Traditional Japanese flavours and techniques are combined with local, west coast elements to create a truly unique dining experience enjoyed by locals and visitors alike.
Peaceful Restaurant

The Peaceful Restaurant is Canada's leader in the premium mandarin cuisine. It strives to serve guests with well-known northern Chinese dishes, as well as hand-pulled and knife-sliced house made noodles. And when Guy Fieri brought Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives to see what all the fuss was about, the beef rolls and dumplings nearly made him weep.
Salmon 'n' Bannock

If you're looking for traditional First Nations food, Salmon n' Bannock is the place to go. In fact, it's Vancouver's only First Nations restaurant. Specializing in wild fish, free range game meat and, of course, house baked bannock. Everyone is welcome as they are. In the spirit of First Nations' traditions, the intention is to provide a gathering place where the forcus is on the people and the food.
Seasons In The Park

Seasons in the Park is an unforgettable Vancouver experience. Featuring elevated Pacific Northwest dishes served in a park setting, with panoramic views of the city. Sample selections from the wine bar as you watch the sun dip behind the Vancouver skyline, nestled in a cozy patio at the highest point in the city.
Teahouse in Stanley Park

Since 1978, the Teahouse has given guests the opportunity to indulge in fine foods while staring out into the endless ocean. Some may find this too dreamy to be true, but here in Vancouver, all it takes is a reservation. Whether you're looking for a romantic brunch or something that suits the whole family, the Teahouse at Stanley Park will accommodate your occasion.
White Spot

White Spot Restaurants has become a British Columbian legend with a passion for using fresh, quality, local ingredients. A staple for locals and a mandatory stop for visitors, if you're going to have a burger in BC, chances are you're going to go for White Spot. Most locations still boast the offer of car hop service, though sadly without the roller skates!



•Fun•


Capilano Suspension Bridge

The 450 ft long, 230 ft high Capilano Suspension Bridge has thrilled visitors since 1889. While the wobbly bridge and stunning location is a Vancouver landmark, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park offers an all-encompassing BC experience. History, culture and nature are presented in unique and thrilling ways with knowledgeable staff and interpretive signage providing as much, or as little, information as guests want.
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden

Named the World's Top City Garden by National Geographic, Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden is the first classical Chinese Garden in all of Canada. It is the perfect place to visit year-round, with covered walkways and beautiful pavilions protecting you from Vancouver’s famous rainforest conditions. The Garden offers free guided tours and traditional Chinese tea as well as one of a kind finds at the Eight Treasures Shop.
Harrison Hot Springs

Since 1886, travelers have sought the source that provides warmth to the five mineral hot pools that earns the resort its name. And Harrison Hot Springs Resort & Spa has been welcoming guests ever since, with a marina that features fishing and nature tours, kayaks and bumper boats, and an inviting variety of lodging that includes suites, cottages and poolside guest rooms.
Lonsdale Quay

With over 80 specialty shops and services, Lonsdale Quay Market and Shops is the premier destination at the gateway to the North Shore. Featuring a fresh food Market with local products, an international food court, specialty shops featuring local designers, kids shops & play area, restaurants & a boutique hotel, your visit at the Market is sure to be an unforgettable experience!
Queen Elizabeth Park

This 52-hectare park is home to the stunning Bloedel Conservatory. There is also a gorgeously landscaped quarry garden, the arboretum with its collection of exotic and native trees, sculptures including one by internationally renowned artist Henry Moore, and diverse recreational offerings such as tennis, lawn bowling and pitch & putt. The park is also the perfect setting for fine dining at Seasons in the Park, a picnic or stargazing!
Rogers Arena

Formerly known as GM Place, Rogers Arena is the home of the Vancouver Canucks hockey team, as well as venue for some of the biggest concerts and shows in the city. The staff offer tours of the arena, including the alumni and Club 500 suites and the team locker rooms. With a convenient Sky Train station right across the street to save money on parking, hockey is better here!
Science World

Ignite your mind and discover the wonders of science at Science World at TELUS World of Science. Immerse yourself in interactive indoor and outdoor displays, inspirational feature exhibitions, jaw-dropping live science demonstrations, and larger-than-life OMNIMAX films. Science World at TELUS World of Science is fun for all ages and will jumpstart your imagination.
Sky To Sea Gondola

Deep breath. You're about to take a journey like no other, and it starts with a ten minute gondola ride to 885m above sea level. Once at the top, many other adventures await. You will have access to a wide array of outdoor experiences including two different interpretive loop walking trails with cantilevered viewing platforms, the spectacular Sky Pilot Suspension Bridge, numerous hiking trails, and much more.
Stanley Park

Welcome to Stanley Park, Vancouver's first, largest, and most beloved urban park! Designated a national historic site of Canada, Stanley Park is a magnificent green oasis in the midst of the heavily built urban landscape of Vancouver. Explore the 400-hectare natural West Coast rainforest and enjoy scenic views of water, mountains, sky, and majestic trees along Stanley Park's famous Seawall.
Vancouver Aquarium

The Vancouver Aquarium is a recognized leader in connecting people to our natural world. As a self-supporting, non-profit association, the Aquarium is dedicated to effecting the conservation of aquatic life through display and interpretation, education, research and direct action. Located in Stanley Park, it's open to visitors from around the world 365 days a year.
Vancouver Art Gallery

Discover the Vancouver Art Gallery, the largest public art museum in western Canada, and fifth largest in all of Canada. Its permanent collection of about 11,000 artworks includes more than 200 major works by Emily Carr, the Group of Seven, Jeff Wall, Harry Callahan and Marc Chagall. And it's manicured lawns are a great place to enjoy a sunny day!
Whistler Olympic Park

Whistler Olympic Park has a history of glory and gold. One-third of all medals at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games were awarded at the venue. Today, it remains an active centre for world-class competitors while preserving the winter legacy for the enjoyment of the Sea to Sky community and visitors. Summer activities also provide exciting recreational opportunities for adults and children alike.



•In and Around Vancouver•


Chinatown

Immerse yourself in the eastern culture of one of the largest historic Chinatowns in North America. Enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine, explore shops that you won't find anywhere else, and immerse yourself in traditional culture. Chinatown is home to the Sam Kee building, the narrowest commercial building in the world on the corner of the Pender & Carroll. At two stories high, it's only six feet deep.
Davie Village

Davie Village (also Davie District, or simply Davie Street) is a neighbourhood in the West End of Vancouver. It is the home of the city's gay-subculture, and, as such, is often considered a gay village or "gaybourhood". The Village hosts a variety of events during the year, including the Davie Street Pride Festival which runs in conjunction with Vancouver's annual Gay Pride Parade.
Fort Langley

Fort Langley is rich in history with attractions throughout the village. Community festivals and special events draw locals and tourists from all destinations, including the successful Cranberry Festival which is a great family event each year. The village has Museums, Art Galleries and Art studios which are a delight for visitors to see. It is also the filming location for the wildly popular ABC drama Once Upon A Time.
Gastown

As Vancouver's historic heart and the epicenter of independent design, culture, food and fashion, Gastown delivers one-of-a-kind experiences to visitors and locals alike. Gastown's most famous (though nowhere near oldest) landmark is the steam-powered clock on the corner of Cambie and Water Street. The Gastown Steam Clock appears on the cover of the 2011 Nickelback album Here and Now.
Granville Island

Imagine an island in the middle of a city. See? You’re already curious. Now picture a place moulded by a fascinating history, buzzing with a colourful artistic community. An urban oasis filled with fine dining, theatres, galleries, studios, and unique shops. Add a vibrant and diverse mix of people and activities, and you have a destination so dynamic, no visit to the city is complete without spending at least a day here.
Whistler Village

Think of Whistler Village as your home away from home, with added mountains. A stroll along the stone walkways will reveal all the creature comforts you need (plus a few luxuries you really want). And when it's time to escape, the great outdoors is just steps away. Whistler Village is where locals and visitors mingle throughout the year, coming and going from outdoor adventures and enjoying the buzzing atmosphere.



•Nightlife•


AuBAR

Located in the heart of downtown Vancouver AuBAR has been one of the most celebrated night clubs over the last decade and it continues to stand out as one of the city's premium venues. High energy music played by Vancouver's top DJs keep the crowds moving to the early hours of the morning every weekend. If you are looking for a night out that is out of the ordinary then AuBAR is your place!
Aura

Aura is a sophisticated nightclub-slash-lounge located on the main strip of Granville St. With award winning staff and second to none amenities, this 5,000 square foot venue is a modern ode to decadence and the spot to be for a night out on the town. Birthday packages are available to give you an amazing special night!
Barcelona

For a night that doesn't follow the ordinary Vancouver nightlife trends, Barcelona's Ultra Lounge is it. From an eccentric DJ booth inspired from Cameo in South Beach, Miami to an imaginative twist on the features from Crobar in Chicago and Spider Club in New York, to the lavish colors and textures from XS in Vegas... You can expect a flavor of class comparable world-wide.
Celebrities

Celebrities, a premier dance club on Davie Street, is a nightlife icon in Vancouver — and has been since the 1980s. It has grown along with the community as a mainstay for entertainment and will always push boundaries. Nodescript on the outside, inside there's a spectacular light show and a dance floor that's always full of patrons getting their dance on.
Doolin's Irish Pub

Doolin's is Vancouver's modern Irish pub, offering traditional Irish charm amidst state of the art A/V technology. An emphasis on service means their team's mission is to ensure patrons have the best experience possible. From the way the room feels, to the friendly staff, and traditional pub grub, the entire Doolin's experience is rooted in Irish tradition. Thus, the staff proudly wears kilts to honour their Celtic heritage. Sláinte!
HerShe Nightclub & Lounge

When HerShe opened November 2004, the owners boasted a fun and entertaining atmosphere with something for everyone. Whether you're there to dance and sing to the latest hits, or maybe one of the theme music nights, or if you want to have a few drinks downstairs by the fireplace or the pool tables, there's something for you, and it's an entirely safe space for everyone. Coming out was hard, going out shouldn't have to be.
Keefer Bar

Escape the hustle and bustle of Chinatown and unwind with an apothecary-inspired cocktail. Using house-made bitters, syrups, and teas, each elixir is made to soothe ailments, balance moods, and also accompany our menu of Asian-inspired morsels—all served within the bar’s euphonious atmosphere. A delightful dive, Wallpaper Magazine declared it to be 'delightfuly seedy'.
L'abattoir

L'Abattoir is located in the center of Gastown between historic Gaoler's Mews and Blood Alley. The building was built in the 19th century and is the site of Vancouver's first jail. Originally buttressed to the city's main butchery and meat packing district, the name L'Abattoir pays homage to the neighbourhood's colourful past.
The Pourhouse

Embracing the sublime pleasure of drink, the joy of good food and the comfort of family – The Pourhouse is the embodiment of a passion for sharing the simple indulgences of life with friends. Just southeast of the steam clock in Gastown, The Pourhouse is born of century-old styles of drinking and dining. The cocktails have an old-fashioned soul, in variations both plain and fancy – the catalyst for the entire concept.



•Seasonal•


Bard On The Beach

Celebrating its 27th Season in 2016, Bard on the Beach is Western Canada's largest not-for-profit, professional Shakespeare Festival. Presented in a magnificent setting on the waterfront in Vancouver's Vanier Park, the Festival offers Shakespeare plays, related dramas, and several special events in two performance tents from June through September.
Bright Nights

During the holiday season, the Bright Nights Christmas Train and Stanley Park Train Plaza sparkle with three million twinkling lights. The classic night train ride includes a 14-minute experience filled with beautiful displays, holiday lights, and a live performer. If the train isn't your thing, you can visit the plaza to view the displays at the Train Plaza by donation. All proceeds go toward the BC Firefighters Burn Fund.
Cloverdale Rodeo

The Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair is a weekend long event held every year on the May long weekend at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds in Surrey, British Columbia. It is one of the largest rodeos in Canada, and one of Western Canada's favourite events. With everything from a bareback riding competition to a midway and rides to some of the best barbecue in all of Canada, it's an event people hate to miss.
Fright Nights at Playland

Fright Nights is an annual event held at Playland, Vancouver's one and only amusement park. Gone is the brightness of the summer fun destination. Instead, ghouls and monsters roam the park, waiting... for you. Admission includes unlimited access to seven terrifying haunted houses and a selection of the park's rides, including the famous wooden Coaster. This hair-raising Hallowe'en party lasts the entire month of October.
Karaoke Christmas Lights Tour

Festively decorated Trolleys equipped with karaoke machines for your seasonal singing enjoyment will depart from Canada Place at 6:30pm every evening from December 1st through 30th, 2015 (except for Christmas Day). Upon pickup, guests will sing their way past the city lights of downtown before arriving at Bright Nights at Stanley Park. A donation to the Burn Fund is included in each ticket sold.
Playland

Playland, Vancouver's destination for spinning rides that make you wish you hadn't wolfed down so much cotton candy, is the oldest amusement park in Canada. The Wooden Roller Coaster is Playland's most historic and spectacular attraction. Reaching speeds of 45 mph on the steepest drop, the many twists, turns and camel hops of the Wooden Roller Coaster keep you on the edge of your seat until the last hair-raising turn into the station!
The PNE

No single location in Vancouver captures the spirit and history of this city, its people and its many achievements as the Pacific National Exhibition. Since 1910, millions of guests have enjoyed shows, exhibits, sporting events, amusement rides, concerts, cultural activities and, of course, the annual summer Fair at the PNE. For the past century the PNE has showcased the best of Vancouver to the rest of Canada and the world.
Richmond Night Market

The Richmond Night Market is an annual night market held through the summer months in Richmond, BC. It has attracted people from all over the world since opening in 2000, having attracted over ten million guests in its sixteen season run. With hundreds of vendors selling everything from jewelry to homemade candles to gadgets, as well as an international food fair of over a hundred stalls, you're sure to find something you love!
Stanley Park Ghost Train

Each year the Stanley Park Ghost Train takes our riders on a journey through a mystical and magical world, themed by Halloween and other creepy tales. The Day of the Dead is approaching quickly! Be serenaded by a mariachi band of cockroaches, ride the train through the tunnel of flames with the Aztec Lord and Lady of Death, and picnic with us in a gorgeous graveyard where friendly souls return to dance with a twelve foot skeleton.
Vancouver Pride

The Vancouver Pride Society brings together members of the LGBTQ community and their allies to celebrate the unique spirit and culture of the rainbow community by producing quality, inclusive events including the annual Pride Parade and the Davie Street Party. Join us for one of the most beautiful and diverse parades in the world. The theme for the 2016 Pride event is 'Better Together'.
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