Begin your day by walking on Canada's most popular tourist attraction, the Capilano Suspension Bridge - a 450-ft-long bridge suspended 230 feet above Capilano River. Additionally, stroll through the treetops of the West Coast Rainforest on the park's newly redeveloped cliff walk.
Head to Vancouver's oldest neighborhood, Gastown, with charming brick buildings and cobblestone streets. On Water St., do some shopping at the souvenir stores and local boutiques, and grab some lunch at a Gastown's culinary landmark, The Alibi Room - featuring over 50 craft beers on tap.
Visit the tranquil oasis inspired design and the artisanship of traditional Chinese gardening in Chinatown. The garden displays quiet rock paths, a pagoda, and peaceful water features spread over half an acre. Continue exploring Chinatown through its traditional markets and eateries.
Reserving the entire rainforest-surrounded island at Vancouver's core is the 1,000 acre Stanley Park. Offerings include the Vancouver Aquarium and a handful of walking trails, skating paths, other scenic spots. Rent bikes or ride the shuttle of the park for the best experience!
Check out Granville Island for all things artisanal, and one-of-a-kind. Home to markets, galleries, live theatres, and restaurants showcasing the very best in modern Vancouver craft, art and design, as well as a buzzing nightlife. Don’t forget to relax at its waterfront patio.
If you've got more time, want to skyride up Grouse Mountain, go whale watching or check out the Museum of Anthropology. If you’re short on time, cut out a stop or two. However, it’s best to plan for traffic and make sure you stick with the time frames to prevent missing out on the highlights.