Vancouver Things to Do Tips by AndreasK

The Capilano Suspension Bridge... Capilano Suspension Bridge Review

The <b>Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park</b> is Vancouver's oldest and most famous attraction, drawing over 800 000 visitors and 450 tour operators annually. Originally built in 1889, today's bridge is the fourth bridge at this location, 450 feet across and 230 feet above Capilano River and is, without a doubt, the world's greatest suspension footbridge!

The colorful Totem Park (also... Capilano Suspension Bridge Review

The colorful <b>Totem Park</b> (also at Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park) displays over 25 authentic totem poles collected since the 1930's and life-size red cedar statues carved during the Depression.

Directions: 3735 Capilano Road, North Vancouver.
The Park is 10 min. from downtown Vancouver through Stanley Park over Lions Gate Bridge and north 1 mile on Capilano Road.

The Pacific Space Centre... HR MacMillan Space Centre Review

<b>The Pacific Space Centre</b> (front), located in the beachfront district of Kitsilano, includes a planetarium and observatory.

at Vancouver's Skate Park

at Vancouver's <b>Skate Park</b>

Marshall House

Bike riders in the Marine Park

Bike riders in the <b>Marine Park</b>

Submerge yourself into the... Vancouver Aquarium Review

Submerge yourself into the cold, white, icy and silent Arctic, and come face-to-face with one of the not-so-bashful <b>beluga whales at the Vancouver Aquarium</b>. Their habitat invites you into the bright blue Arctic waters with floor-to-ceiling windows. Listen to sounds you might never hear above water: walrus bongs that sound like gongs, narwhal squawks and toots, and beluga creaks or squeals.