Vancouver is the embodiment of the Coastal Northwest, with an eclectic mix of European and Asian culture, natural wonders, and modern amenities. Much of Vancouver’s diversity is evident in the city’s numerous attractions. Whether it’s a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or a savvy traveler’s retreat, Vancouver easily accommodates them all.

Notable attractions are spreads throughout the city, providing for an extensive sightseeing adventure. From the historical sites and museums in downtown Vancouver, such as the Vancouver Art Gallery and the historic waterfront, to educational sites on the outskirts of town like Science World and the Museum of Anthropology, to the lush and tranquil parks and gardens such as Stanley Park and Grouse Mountain, distinctive attractions abound in Vancouver and compliment the city’s prime coastal location.

Historic neighborhoods like Chinatown and Gastown compliment the imposing mountain ranges and crystalline waters surrounding the city. Vancouver’s Chinatown is the third-largest in North America. It is home to the serene gardens of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, the only Ming Dynasty garden outside China, as well as numerous authentic restaurants and shopping options. Gastown is the heart and soul of Vancouver’s heritage, with cobblestone streets, brick sidewalk and colonial-period architecture. In short, Vancouver's attractions, both natural and manmade continue to delight visitors from all over the globe.