Things to do in Vancouver
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Hawksworth Restaurant
Vancouver's premier upscale restaurant delivering refined cuisine in an elegant, sophisticated setting.

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Ben Franklin
Step aboard the Ben Franklin, a remarkable Cold War-era submarine now open as a fascinating waterfront attraction.
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Canada Place
Sail-shaped rooftop towers over Vancouver Harbour—a stunning symbol of the city you can't miss.
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Doctor Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
Step into Ming Dynasty tranquility — Vancouver's authentic classical Chinese garden is a serene urban escape.
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H. R. MacMillan Space Centre
Blast off into the cosmos at Vancouver's beloved planetarium with immersive space shows and hands-on exhibits.
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Harbour Centre
Downtown shopping and dining complex with observation tower offering panoramic city and harbour views.
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Hastings Park
A sprawling city park perfect for leashed-dog walks, fresh air, and peaceful Vancouver strolls.
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Hinge Park
Community park offering green space and recreational amenities in residential neighbourhood.
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Japanese Canadian War Memorial
A poignant tribute honoring Japanese Canadian soldiers who bravely served their country despite wartime injustice.
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Lions Gate Bridge
Soar above Burrard Inlet on Vancouver's breathtaking historic suspension bridge with stunning mountain and city views.
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Lonsdale Quay Market
Bustling multi-level market on the North Shore waterfront, brimming with local food, shops, and stunning harbour views.

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Marker of Change
A historic monument in Vancouver.
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Museum of Anthropology
Explore breathtaking Indigenous art and culture in a stunning Arthur Erickson–designed building on UBC's campus.
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Museum of Vancouver
Dive into Vancouver's vibrant history and culture at this beloved, fully accessible civic museum.

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Nine O'Clock Gun
A 19th-century cannon fires nightly at 9 PM, echoing across Coal Harbour since 1894.
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Park & Tilford Gardens
Manicured gardens and scenic grounds perfect for a peaceful stroll through planted landscapes.
Playland
Vancouver's beloved amusement park packed with classic rides, wooden roller coasters, and fairground fun for all ages.
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Queen Elizabeth Park
Panoramic city views, stunning gardens, and a beloved arboretum await at Vancouver's highest park.
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Science World
Vancouver's iconic geodesic dome packed with hands-on exhibits sparking curiosity for all ages.
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Senakw
Walk the sacred grounds of a historic Indigenous village, where centuries of Squamish heritage quietly endure.
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Spartacus Books
Volunteer-run nonprofit bookstore with 40+ years of community spirit, stocking second-hand and alternative reads.
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Spinning Chandelier
Watch a glittering chandelier descend, spin, and rise in a mesmerizing four-minute public art performance.

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Stanley Park
A breathtaking 400-hectare forest oasis hugging Vancouver's waterfront, with stunning mountain views and coastal trails.
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Trans Am Totem
Five stacked scrap cars crown an ancient cedar in this bold commentary on Vancouver's consumer culture.