What are good places to visit in Vancouver?

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Matt R

Stanley Park for sure: Take a whole day to do it it's fluffing big.

Find a "Flying Wedge" pizza place for dope dope crazy Gourmet pizza. They have a $10 all you can eat buffet otherwise it's like $5 a slice. Otherwise there are lots of reasonably good ghetto ($1 a slice) pizza places around the slummy downtown sector.

lot's of little shops and Cafe's on Commercial drive.

If you like to be naked or see Naked people goto "Reck Beach" by the University.

Molson Brewery tour, Free Beer!

Hop on a ferry and check out some of the gulf islands.

I could go on for hours but I'm slow at typing....

Sabine5

In my oppinion....the entire City.
From the ocean to the mountains and in between. I love the culrure, the Theaters, the Markets, the hiking and biking and ski-trails.

commodus

washington or b.c.??

Grouse Mountain :http://www.grousemountain.com

Stanley park ( do not miss their x-mas train ):http://vancouver.ca/parks/parks/stanley/

Festival of Lights :http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/Parks/parks/vandusen/website/events/fol.htm

Robson St. :http://www.robsonstreet.ca/

I found this site too:http://www.findfamilyfun.com/eventthismonth-december-2003.htm

old lady

Depends on what you like to do. If you're into outdoor activities, Vancouver is the place to be. In the winter, you can ski, run, bike, play tennis, play golf (yes, in the winter too) paddle, row, hike, climb, or run marathons. You can swim at any of dozens of indoor pools, and there are year-round swimmers who go out, in wetsuits, for open ocean swimming year round.
If you're into the arts etc. there is a thriving theatrical community with a dozen live productions on at any given time, plus Vancouver is on the circuit for some of the big name travelling shows. Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones recently played here. Lisa Marie Presley was here last month, and Joan Rivers is here this month -- although whether they actually count as 'stars' is a moot point. Vancouver is a hot spot for movie production, both for local companies and for US companies. It's unofficial name is Hollywood North.
In and around Vancouver there is Science World, the Maritime Museum, -- in fact, more museums than you can shake a stick at. There are tons of night clubs if you're into that scene --
a good site to check out is HelloBC.com and it will provide you with enough to keep you busy for at least six months.
Come and enjoy!

mango_hmv

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cotopaximary

I visited Vancouver last year. I really enjoyed going to the Lynn Valley Canyon. There is a suspension bridge there that is prettier than the famous Capilano Suspension Bridge (in my opinion), but much less touristy. We enjoyed going through the studios in Grenville Island and taking one of those little water taxis there. I loved Stanley Park and the Aquarium. Have fun!

wonbin

richmond - filled with many things to see

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