This massive West Coast rain forest from the 1800’s is over 1000 acres, filled with statues, monuments, fields…

meets 2018 (or 2014, whatever) and the silos, in their own way, come to reflect the ever changing landscape of…

The exhibit’s centerpiece, a recovered Japanese fishing vessel carrying four figures and “floating” through an ocean of…

The garden is transformed into a Christmas wonderland that will entrall every one, from child to adult.

The Stanley Park Seawall is approximately a 9 km captivating walk/ride around Stanley Park.

It is a reclaimed, rejuvenated industrial wharf area that has now been turned into permanent markets, and cafes.

The building itself remembers the heritage of the first nations culture.

Gastown History Established the same year that Canada became a nation, Gastown grew into Canada’s third largest city…

The armada of colourful little boats sail backwards and forwards continuously, never more than a 10 minute wait.

This 130 acre Park was once a quarry, located at the highest point (about 500 feet above sea level) in Vancouver.

Built in 1908, this triangular shaped, flat iron building is now a famous historic site.

Built in 1986 as part of an Expo, Canada Place has become an epicenter for a number of activities.