Forest full of majestic, 800-year-old Douglas firs.

Conveniently located near downtown, this beach is a popular place for sunbathing.

A major congregation spot for all Vancouver's street performers, jewelry vendors and off-beat personalities.

Scenic tram ride to the top of Grouse Mountain.

A rotating observation deck that is perfect for viewing the city.

This popular 18-hole golf course is surrounded by pretty blossoming trees.

Unique and unusual domed structure containing a wide variety of flora and fauna.

Park containing nine historical houses.

A 30-minute drive from downtown, this wilderness park includes a ski area and numerous hiking trails.

Complement your active lifestyle with a fun and informative guided EcoWalk in Vancouver's beautiful Stanley Park.  Learn of the unique trees, plants, birds and animals as well as the rich First Nations culture and legends while walking through the park.  This is a 4 hour 5.5 mile (9 kilometer) ecological walk of medium pace with little change in elevation.  The forest, mountain and ocean vistas are spectacular.  The paths are paved on the seawall and graveled on the forest trails. The people who take the Stanley Park EcoWalk just love it; it becomes a highlight of their trip to Vancouver.

Waterfront complex containing hotels, a cruise ship terminal and an IMAX theater.

A scenic drive through upscale city neighborhoods and breathtaking ocean and mountain landscapes.

Unique and unusual domed structure containing a wide variety of flora and fauna.

Club featuring jazz, swing and big band music.

Built in 1927, this restored theater is home to the Vancouver Symphony.

This museum houses ship displays, a gift shop and a specialty library.

A cluster of toy and clothes shops catering specifically to younger tastes.

This small museum and library will delight golf fanatics.

Not only can you see exhibits on sports greats in this museum, you can participate in athletic activities yourself.

Elegant venue displaying the contemporary works of well-known Canadian and international Canadian artists.

With over 50,000 items, this museum is dedicated to ships and trains of the early twentieth century.

This historic home is a fine example of Queen Anne Revival architecture.

This equipment and apparel store carries everything needed for the outdoor enthusiast.

Nightclub featuring both local and international rock entertainers.

This popular sports bar has plenty of food, drink and camaraderie around the big-screen TVs.

Dance club featuring a wide variety of electronic music.

Theater showcasing both well-known Canadian and international folk acts.

Once billed as the best hotel in the city, this 1908 flatiron building is one of the world's best examples of this style of triangular architecture. Now used for government-subsidized housing and not open to the public, the hotel still has its original Italian tile work and lead-glass windows. The glass tiles in the sidewalk on Alexander Street once provided light for an underground saloon.

More residential than business.

Vancouver TheatreSports® League is a unique professional theatre organization dedicated to the growth and exploration of exceptional improv-based work for the purpose of challenging and inspiring the community.

The Vancouver Chamber Choir is devoted to excellence in performance, and to mentoring and encouraging new talent. The Choir is a leader in its educational initiatives and community outreach programs.

The Vancouver Cantata Singers have consistently brought the finest international soloists to Vancouver.

n Vancouver the Vancouver Bach Choir presents a series of concerts each Season and has been responsible for the British Columbia premiere of a number of major works.