Vancouver
Vancouver sets glass towers against the North Shore mountains and wraps its downtown peninsula in a continuous waterfront seawall. Within an hour of the centre — much of it by public transport — you can ride a rainforest suspension bridge, climb an 800-metre mountain trail or kayak a glassy fjord arm.
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Finding Vancouver
Reading Vancouver
Vancouver in Three Days: The Complete Route
Sea, city and mountains in one long weekend — a day-by-day route through Stanley Park, Granville Island, the North Shore and the neighbourhoods where Vancouver actually lives.
A Market-to-Table Food Day in Vancouver
Follow the food from Granville Island's market stalls to a sushi counter at dusk — a one-day eating route through the dishes that define Canada's Pacific kitchen.
Vancouver Outdoors: Mountains, Seawall and Rainforest in One City
The seawall, Lynn Canyon's free suspension bridge, the Grouse Grind and the quiet headlands of West Vancouver — a wilderness itinerary that barely needs a car.
Vancouver Early and Late: The City Before and After the Tour Groups
Vancouver belongs to the dawn joggers and the sunset crowd. Here is how to time the city's famous places for the hours when they feel like secrets.