Tourism in Vancouver

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Stanley Park

Location: Map
Info: Stanley Park
Situated within walking distance of the venue, Stanley Park is Vancouver's first and largest park. Explore 400-hectares of natural West Coast rainforest for scenic views of water, mountains, sky, and majestic trees along the famous 8.8km Seawall. Discover trails, beaches, wildlife, great eats, natural, cultural and historical landmarks.
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Canada Place

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Info: Canada Place
Walk along the beautiful Coal Harbor waterfront to see one of Vancouver's iconic buildings - Canada Place. The iconic fabric roofs are sculpted to resemble sails. The nearby Waterfront Skytrain Station is your transit hub to Vancouver.
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Shopping

Robson St: Robson
Granville St: Granville
Pacific Center: Pacific Center
Enjoy great shops, boutiques and resturants along Robson St, Granville St, or Pacific Center!
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Vancouver Aquarium

Location: Map
Info: Vancouver Aquarium
Housing 300 species of fish, almost 30,000 invertebrates, 56 species of amphibians and reptiles, and dolphins, the Vancouver Aquarium is the prime location to explore marine life and learn about marine conservation and rehabilitation. Interactive and engaging shows and hands on activies provide an unforgettable experience
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Science World

Location: Map
Info: Science World
Located at the end of False Creek, Science World is Vancouver's iconic science centre. Featuring unique exhibitions, engaging demos, domed OMNIMAX theatre and much more, Science World is a friendly all ages exhibit and is a must see in Vancouver. As a bonus, it is conveniently accessed via the Skytrain at the Main/Science World stop.
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Granville Island

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Info: Granville Island
Okay... not really an island but located south across from downtown Vancouver in False Creek, Granville Island boasts a public market, resturants, theatres and parks! Last and most importantly, Granville Island Brewing host tours for small batch brewery and feature nine beer's on tap.
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H.R. MacMillan Space Center

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Info: H.R. MacMillan Space Center
With planetarium star theater shows, live demonstrations and an interactive exhibit gallery, there is no better place to explore space and the night sky than at the H.R. MacMillan Space Center.
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Simon Fraser University

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Info: Simon Fraser University
Situating atop Burnaby Mountain, SFU boasts stunning views of Greater Vancouver and it's mountains. Also, from the iconic Academic Quadrangle to the modern Blusson Hall, SFU features distinct and diverse architecture.
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Capilano Suspension Bridge

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Info: Capilano Suspension Bridge
Originally built in 1889, the Capilano Suspension Bridge stretches 137m across and 70m above the Capilano River. On the otherside, enjoy the towering perspective from among the evergreen and cedar trees with Treetop Adventures or the thrill of hanging over the edge of cliff and over the Capilano River with Cliffwalk.
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Grouse Mountain

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Info: Grouse Mountain
Take the gondola or if you are adventurous, hike up the famous Grouse Grind to "the Peak of Vancouver!" In the summer, Grouse Mountain features views of Vancouver, scenic charlift ride and wildlife refuge and demonstrations.
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Whistler

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Info: Whistler
120km north of Vancouver is the world renowned Whistler resort! From the world class mountain biking trails, the beautiful hikes and the unforgettable Peak to Peak Gondola, there is an endless list of things to do and relax at whistler.
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Victoria

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Info: Victoria
Hop on the ferry and visit the capital of British Columbia - Victoria. Experience the art, culture and heritage of British Columbia through museums, gardens, parks and parliament.

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Email to: isfd-13@sfu.ca Last Updated: August 3, 2016