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1. Bill Reid Gallery
Downtown | Museum/GalleryNamed after one of British Columbia's preeminent artists, Bill Reid (1920–98), this small aboriginal gallery is as much a legacy of Reid's works...Read More
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2. Capilano Suspension Bridge
Bridge/TunnelAt Vancouver's oldest tourist attraction (the original bridge was built in 1889), you can get a taste of rain-forest scenery and test your mettle...Read More
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3. Granville Island Public Market
Granville Island | Market/BazaarThe dozens of stalls in this 50,000-square-foot building sell locally grown fruits and vegetables direct from the farm and farther afield; other...Read More
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4. Grouse Mountain
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeNorth America's largest aerial tramway, the Skyride is a great way to take in the city, sea, and mountain vistas (be sure to pick a clear day...Read More
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5. Kitsilano Beach
Kitsilano | BeachWest of the southern end of the Burrard Bridge, Kits Beach is the city's busiest beach—Frisbee tossers, beach volleyball players, and sleek...Read More
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6. Lynn Canyon Park
Bridge/TunnelWith a steep canyon landscape, a temperate rain forest complete with waterfalls, and a suspension bridge (circa 1912) 166½ feet above raging...Read More
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7. Museum of Anthropology
Point Grey | Museum/GalleryPart of the University of British Columbia, the MOA has one of the world's leading collections of Northwest Coast First Nations art. The Great...Read More
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8. Stanley Park Beaches
Stanley Park | BeachThere are two fine beaches accessed from Stanley Park, with other unnamed sandy spots dotted along the seawall. The most popular with families...Read More
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9. Stanley Park Seawall
Stanley Park | TrailVancouver's seawall path includes a 9-km (5½-mile) paved shoreline section within Stanley Park. It's one of several car-free zones in the park...Read More
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10. Vancouver Aquarium
Stanley Park | Zoo/AquariumMassive floor-to-ceiling windows let you get face-to-face with sea otters, sea lions, dolphins, and harbor seals at this award-winning research...Read More
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11. Ambleside Park and Beach
BeachWest of the Lions Gate Bridge, this long stretch of sand is West Vancouver's most popular beach. There are tennis courts, volleyball nets, and...Read More
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12. BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum
Yaletown | Museum/GalleryInside the BC Place Stadium complex, this museum celebrates the province's sports achievers in a series of historical displays. One gallery...Read More
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13. Beaty Biodiversity Museum
Point Grey | Museum/GalleryIf you can imagine a vast underground library but instead of books, the stacks are filled with bones, fossils, and preserved lizards, then you...Read More
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14. Byrnes Block
Gastown | Notable BuildingAfter the 1886 Great Fire, which wiped out most of the fledgling settlement of Vancouver, George Byrnes built what is now Vancouver's oldest...Read More
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15. Canada Place
Downtown | Transportation Site (Airport, Bus, Ferry, Train)Extending four city blocks (about a mile and a half) north into Burrard Inlet, this complex mimics the style and size of a luxury ocean liner...Read More
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16. Capilano River Regional Park
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThis small but spectacular park is where you'll find old-growth Douglas fir trees approaching 61 meters (200 feet). There are 26 km (16 miles...Read More
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17. Cathedral Place
Downtown | Notable BuildingOne of Vancouver's most handsome postmodern buildings, the 23-story Shaw Tower at Cathedral Place has a faux-copper roof that mimics that of...Read More
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18. Chinese Cultural Centre Museum and Archives
Chinatown | Museum/GalleryThe Chinese have a rich, grueling, and enduring history in British Columbia, and it's well represented in this Ming Dynasty–style facility....Read More
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19. Christ Church Cathedral
Downtown | Religious Building/Site/ShrineBuilt between 1889 and 1895, this is the oldest church in Vancouver. Constructed in the Gothic style, the Anglican church looks like the parish...Read More
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20. Contemporary Art Gallery
Yaletown | Museum/GalleryOn the lobby level of a modern apartment tower, this small nonprofit public gallery has regularly changing exhibits of contemporary local and...Read More
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