Explore Vancouver

Vancouver Art Gallery

Located across the street is Vancouver’s largest public art museum, housing an ever-growing collection of over 11,000 artworks in what was once the city’s courthouse.

•  750 Hornby St, Vancouver
•  vanartgallery.bc.ca

Museum of Vancouver

Step back in time and gain a deeper understanding of Vancouver from 1900 to 1970 through stories, objects, and shared experiences.

• 1100 Chestnut St.
• museumofvancouver.ca

Museum of Anthropology

A 20-minute drive from Downtown Vancouver, you’ll find one of world’s finest displays of Northwest Coast First Nations Art and over 9,000 objects from around the world housed in a spectacular Arthur Erickson designed building.

• 6393 NW Marine Dr.
• moa.ubc.ca

Bill Reid Gallery

A 20-minute drive from Downtown Vancouver, you’ll find one of world’s finest displays of Northwest Coast First Nations Art and over 9,000 objects from around the world housed in a spectacular Arthur Erickson designed building.

• 639 Hornby St.
• billreidgallery.ca

Flyover Canada

A 20-minute drive from Downtown Vancouver, you’ll find one of world’s finest displays of Northwest Coast First Nations Art and over 9,000 objects from around the world housed in a spectacular Arthur Erickson designed building.

• 201-999 Canada Pl.
• flyovercanada.com

Science World

Enjoy a variety of engaging permanent and rotating featured interactive exhibits aimed at igniting a sense of wonder and empowering dreams.

•  1455 Quebec St, Vancouver
•  scienceworld.ca

VanDusen Botanical Gardens

VanDusen Botanical Gardens

VanDusen Botanical Garden is a 55-acre oasis in the heart of Vancouver with over 7,500 plant species and varieties from around the world! Spot and photograph local wildlife, find your way through an Elizabethan hedge maze, and unwind in a serene setting.

•  5151 Oak St
•  vandusengarden.org

Stanley Park

Escape the hustle and bustle of Downtown Vancouver’s center, and explore this magnificent 400-hectares park with scenic views of water, mountains, and majestic trees.

Grouse Grind & Grouse Mountain

Hike the Grouse Grind for incredible views of the Lower Mainland from the top of Grouse Mountain. With 853 meters of elevation gain over the course of 2.9km (1.8 miles), it’s no wonder this hike is commonly referred to as “Mother Nature’s Stairmaster.” For those looking for a more leisurely experience, tickets can also be purchased for the Gondola to the top of the mountain.

•  grousemountain.com

Capilano Suspension Bridge

Immerse yourself and learn about BC’s temperate rainforest, and cross the 450ft Capilano Suspension Bridge, hanging 230ft above the Capilano River, for an unforgettable experience

•  capbridge.com

Whale Watching

Between the months of May and October, the Strait of Georgia welcomes a variety of marine mammals such as Humpback Whales, Killer Whales, Stellar Sea Lions, and Harbour Seals. Visit the Concierge desk for available tours and dates.

Capilano Suspension Bridge

Discover Adventure by Nature. This 10-minute gondola ride takes you 885m above sea level, where sweeping views of the Howe Sound and coastal mountains will welcome you from every direction.

•  seatoskygondola.com

Whistler

Located a two-hour drive away, up the breathtaking Sea-to-Sky Highway, Whistler is one of British Columbia’s most scenic towns. Glacier-fed lakes, old-growth forests, waterfalls, breathtaking alpine terrain, and a world-record holding gondola are just a few of the reasons to visit.

Victoria

Located on Vancouver Island, the capital of British Columbia can be reached via Ferry or Seaplane and is easily explorable by foot. With the mildest climate in Canada, gardens bloom year-round in Victoria. Explore the city’s diverse historical, architectural and multicultural makeup that comes from being the oldest city in the Pacific Northwest.

Panoramic Seaplane Flights

This quintessential Vancouver tour offers spectacular aerial views of the city’s busy downtown skyline and iconic landmarks including Stanley Park, English Bay, the Lions Gate Bridge and the North Shore Mountains.

• Explore Harbour Air
• Explore Helijet

Backcountry Helicopter Tour

Discover the incredible diversity of British Columbia’s west coast. From majestic mountain peaks to misty forests and glacier streams—your pilot will create a unique itinerary for your 30 to 90-minute flight that showcases the spectacular daily vistas of the region.

• Explore Harbour Air
• Explore Helijet

BC Ferries

BC Ferries’ website offers live sailing times, current conditions and a reservation portal for your convenience. For assistance, please speak with the Front Desk Team by pressing “0”.

• Explore BC Ferries Website

Local Ferries

Aqua Bus & False Creek Ferries provide commuter and sightseeing services to locations all along False Creek of central Vancouver. With stops up and down False Creek every 15 minutes or less, you never have to wait long for a ride. All of their routes are wheelchair accessible and bike-friendly. They offer one-way, round-trip & day passes.

• Explore Aqua Bus
• Explore False Creek Ferries

Robson Street

Just a few steps from the hotel, you’ll find Vancouver’s most popular shopping street. Visitors and locals alike are drawn to Robson Street’s mix of North America’s largest brands, local fashion chains, unique gift stores and souvenir shops.

Yaletown

Once the Western Terminus for the Canadian Pacific Railway, Yaletown is now home to one of Vancouver’s most chic neighborhoods. Explore its hip clothing stores, designer homeware, eclectic stores, and award-winning restaurants set along heritage brick walkways.

Gastown

Vancouver’s oldest neighborhood, Gastown is one of Vancouver’s most vibrant and unique areas. Containing something for everyone, the neighborhood offers a diverse mix of retail and dining options housed within authentic heritage architecture, alongside a vibrant creative and tech scene.

Granville Island

Located right under the Granville Street Bridge, Granville Island is home to one of Vancouver’s most beloved public-spaces and the city’s premier artistic and cultural hub. The Public Market, artisanal shops, First Nation Galleries, and great food scene, all lend a hand in creating the neighborhood’s unforgettable charm.

Lonsdale Quay

Originally opened as a carnival-style market for Expo ’86 in Vancouver, Lonsdale Quay is now home to dozens of fresh food vendors, unique retail shops, artisans, restaurants, and The Polygon Gallery. It also boasts some of the best views of the city’s skyline from across the inlet.