
Tourist Info
Historic Steveston Fishing Village
Steveston Village: Moncton Street and No. 1 Road
Daily through the summer
Amidst the bustle of the city is a quieter spot: the historic fishing village of Steveston. A charming seaside destination that hugs the shoreline of the South Arm of the Fraser River. It has an incredible history and attractions for the whole family. You'll be captivated by its charm every moment of your visit.
Maplewood Farm
405 Seymour River Place, North Vancouver
10 am to 4 pm (daily except Monday)
604.929.5610
Five-acre park-farm features more than 200 domestic farm animals and birds, including goats, rabbits, calves and lambs. Meet the animals in special petting areas. Watch a hand-milking demonstration, held daily at 1:15 pm. Maplewood Farm Tix $3.50 adults, $2.00 children/seniors
Capilano Suspension Bridge
3735 Capilano Road, North Vancouver
604.985.7474
A swaying bridge suspended high over the gorge of the Capilano River as it rushes to the Pacific amidst majestic evergreens in this west coast rainforest. See works by First nations artisans, enjoy the gardens and special exhibits.
VanDusen Botanical Garden
5251 Oak Street
604.878.9274
Beautiful garden displays throughout the year, plus lots of special events and sales for gardeners. 55 acres of native plants and special species, plus a garden shop. Free parking.
UBC Botanical Garden
6804 S.W. Marine Drive
604.822.3928
Twenty-eight hectares (69 acres) of native forest landscapes with more than 7,000 plants from around the world make this a must-see for all nature lovers.
Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre
Stanley Park (west end of Georgia Street)
604.659.3474
Canada's largest aquarium in the heart of beautiful Stanley Park. Sea otters, dolphins, whales, reef sharks, tropical fish and other marine life cavort for visitors. Voted BC's best International attraction.
Science World British Columbia
1455 Quebec Street
604.443.7443
For kids of all ages who want to discover the "fun" of science. Interactive displays and hands-on experiments and live demos make this a great place to visit any time of the year.
Christ Church Cathedral
Burrard and Georgia Streets
604.682.3848
Built in 1889, this oldest stone church in the Lower Mainland has recently been lovingly restored. It's beautiful Gothic-style architecture and many stained glass windows are now shown to their full glory. An ideal setting for concerts and special events.
Bloedel Floral Conservatory
Cambie Street at 33rd Ave.
604.257.8570
Spectacular tropical plant displays, exotic free-flying birds under a superb triodetic dome.
H.R. MacMillan Planetarium
H.R. MacMilan Space Centre
604.738.7827
Vancouver's own planetarium also features GroundStation Canada, Theatres, a Cosmic Courtyard Gallery and Virtual Voyage Slim ride.






