Vancouver Attractions
Vancouver is filled with attractions that entertain, educated and enthrall. From sightseeing staples like Gastown to newer attractions like Storyeum, it's little wonder Vancouver is one of the world's great tourist destinations. There are so many wonderful things to do.
Best of all, you can book many of these great attractions before you arrive in Vancouver, saving you time and money. So get out there and have fun, Vancouver's attractions are waiting.
A one-of-a-kind Vancouver attraction built in 1986 by 52 artisans from Suzhou, the Garden City of the People's Republic.
An unique attraction celebrating the birthplace of Vancouver. Gastown is a historical attraction filled with great shops and restaurants.
One of the most popular attractions in Vancouver. This former industrial area now houses marine activities, restaurants, artists' studios, and the world-famous Market.
Vancouver's world-famous attraction, Stanley Park is both incredible and beautiful. This 1,000-acre wilderness park is located only blocks from the downtown.
Four nights a year HSBC brings us the Celebration of Light, a spectacular fireworks festival over English Bay. Don't miss it!
This Vancouver attraction gives dramatic 360º views from mountains to skyline. One of the best attractions in Vancouver.
A Vancouver attraction that can't be missed. Science World is an educational family attraction, with hands-on experiments, interactive displays and more.
A Vancouver attraction that lets you step back in time to 1925 and experience the early days of Vancouver. A great Vancouver attraction for history buffs and families.
A Vancouver attraction that showcases the natural power of the area. This attraction is a must for thrill seekers visiting Vancouver.
A fantastic Vancouver attraction that takes you where you thought only your imagination could. IMAX® is an awe-inspiring family attraction.
Make your way across the Capilano River at a dizzying 230 feet! New this year is the Treetops Adventure, an educational journey through the canopy of the thriving coastal rainforest on suspended bridge and walkways.
