Iconic Vancouver landmark offering stunning views, a convention centre, and the Pan Pacific Hotel.
Fluffy stacks with maple syrup, often served with bacon or fruit
Coffee roll with various fillings, a Canadian classic
French fries topped with cheese curds and gravy
Thinly sliced, spice-cured beef brisket on rye bread with mustard
Assorted rolls with various fillings, a popular dinner choice
Crispy roasted duck skin wrapped in thin pancakes with cucumber and hoisin sauce
Famous for its unique coffee blends and creative breakfast dishes.
Known for its Southern-inspired breakfast menu and lively atmosphere.
Iconic for its waterfront location and exceptional sushi and Japanese cuisine.
Beloved for its waffles and creative Mediterranean-inspired dishes.
Renowned for its sustainable seafood and exceptional dining experience.
Famous for its innovative Canadian cuisine and craft cocktails.
A breathtaking suspension bridge and treetop adventures in a lush rainforest.
A vibrant public market with local food, crafts, and a stunning waterfront view.
A world-renowned museum showcasing First Nations art and culture.
A 1,000-acre urban oasis with beaches, trails, and the Vancouver Aquarium.
A iconic steam-powered clock that's a symbol of Vancouver's historic Gastown neighborhood.
A iconic waterfront landmark featuring the Vancouver Convention Centre, Pan Pacific Hotel, and the cruise ship terminal.
A symbol of friendship and welcome, these stone figures are a traditional Inuit landmark.
A staple of Canadian cuisine, this sweet treat is made from the sap of maple trees.
Handcrafted from moose hide, these traditional moccasins are both comfortable and durable.
Handmade from birch bark, these baskets are a traditional craft of the First Nations people.