Best tours in Vancouver

The Vancouver Art Gallery is the fifth-largest art gallery in Canada and the largest in Western Canada. Located at 750 Hornby Street, the ga…+ Plus

Gallery known for its touring exhibits, work by local artists (like Emily Carr) & photo collection.

Tourist central but great for shopping, eating and people watching. Definitely a must.

Robson Street is Vancouver's outdoor shopping mall and one of its most iconic streets. It is located within walking distance to Pacific Cent…+ Plus

Voted one of the best parks in the world. The Aquarium is there, great to bike around the seawall. (Very Touristy and very busy on weekends)…+ Plus

Vancouver's iconic and massive downtown park. Surrounded on 3 sides by water at the tip of the downtown peninsula with a 10km sea wall for …+ Plus

Adventure further up Indian Arms with guided tours.

Kayaking at its best. More than 12 miles of protected water in beautiful Indian Arm. Guided tours available. Highly recommend this activity…+ Plus

Named the World's Top City Garden by National Geographics and "Garden of the Year" by Tourism Canada, this incredible Garden and Cultural Si…+ Plus

Visit the only Ming Dynasty-style Chinese home garden built outside of China. A free guided tour unravels the many layered philosophy that i…+ Plus

Grouse Mountain is well visited and loved by locals and tourists alike. It's just as popular in the summer as the winter. From skiing, skat…+ Plus

You can take the gondola ride up to the peak, or alternatively, you can do the famous "Grouse Grind" - a tough hike up to the peak, and take…+ Plus

Lynn Canyon Park is a free self-guided adventure and a great place to learn about North Vancouver’s eco-system. Although the main attraction…+ Plus

A lovely park with it's own (free) suspension bridge and swimming pools in the river that are popular with tourists and locals alike in the …+ Plus

Gastown definitely has it's touristy shopping, however it is also well known for it's very fashion forward and trendy fashion shops as well…+ Plus

It's a mixed bag of cobblestone streets, hipster hangouts, the Steam clock, street people and social housing. While it's filled with tourist…+ Plus

Cypress Mountain ski resort is a 30-minute drive north of downtown Vancouver, and has 53 named alpine ski runs (many accessible for night sk…+ Plus

One of the locations of the 2010 Winter Olympics, it's Vancouver's top ski hill. In warmer weather there are many hiking trails with beauti…+ Plus

An incredible neighbourhood - Granville Island is a collection of shops, galleries, cafes, restaurants, independent vendors, book stores, l…+ Plus

Right on the water, Granville Island offers restaurants, pubs, gift shops, bakeries, a huge market with fresh fruits, vegetables, breads, se…+ Plus

Learn about the history of First Peoples and settlers in Vancouver. The museum hosts cool temporary shows, and isn't as busy as some of the …+ Plus

A great spot to spend a few hours, either on your own or with kids. The displays are always changing, and there is a lot of Vancouver histo…+ Plus