False Creek Ferries, a scenic and convenient way to explore Vancouver's waterfront, offering stunning views of the city's skyline and mountains.
Jam Cafe is a local favorite known for its hearty breakfast and brunch offerings, including a variety of pancakes and egg dishes served in a cozy, retro-style setting.
Situated on Granville Island, The Sandbar Seafood Restaurant is known for its fresh seafood dishes and stunning waterfront views, making it a popular choice for a relaxed lunch.
Blue Water Cafe is renowned for its sustainable seafood and creative dishes, set in a modern ambiance in Yaletown, making it an iconic choice for a special dinner.
A vibrant urban oasis with artisan studios, markets, and beautiful waterfront views.
Explore historic buildings, bustling markets, and authentic eateries in Vancouver's Chinatown.
Discover indigenous art and culture at this world-renowned museum on the UBC campus.
Japanese-style hot dog with teriyaki sauce, seaweed, and bonito flakes
Egg, bacon, and cheese on a toasted English muffin
French fries topped with cheese curds and gravy
Air-dried salmon jerky, a healthy and tasty snack made from locally-sourced salmon, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
Carved Inukshuk sculptures made from stone, a traditional Inuit art form symbolizing guidance and shelter.
Authentic BC Native-made handwoven wool blankets, a traditional textile art form representing cultural heritage.
A serene Buddhist temple complex known for its intricate architecture and historic significance.
Zilker Park is a 351-acre park in Austin, Texas, known for its beautiful gardens, hike and bike trails, and the famous Barton Springs Pool.
A bustling seafood market on Cape Cod, offering fresh catches and waterfront dining.
Vancouver's weather can be unpredictable with rain showers, especially when using False Creek Ferries.
Exploring the city involves a lot of walking, and comfortable shoes are a must.
Staying hydrated is important, and a reusable bottle helps reduce plastic waste.