What to Do in Vancouver, British Columbia
By Natasha Jervis, About.com Guide to Vancouver / British Columbia Travel
Find out what you can do in Vancouver, British Columbia. From attractions, to fine dining, Vancouver has something for everyone.
Nightly Entertainment

Vancouver has a lot going on at night and when visiting you will want to get your grove on, and hit a few happy hours! Here you will find top Vancouver bars, happy hour hot-spots, top music venues and nightclubs, as well as best singles, gay and couples bars.
Sports and Recreation

When visiting Vancouver, why not get involved in some community activities or sports! Join locals and other visitors while they play volleyball, basketball, tennis, or while they swim and picnic in one of Vancouver's many parks. If you're a sports lover, take in a Canucks game at GM Place, or a BC Lions game at BC Place Stadium!
Shopping!

Enjoy some of Vancouver's best shopping centres, markets and plazas! From Robson Street shopping to the Pacific Centre, there is something for everyone.
Events and Festivals

Enjoy some of Vancouver's annual and seasonal events throughout the year. From the annual Jazz Festival, to the Santa Claus Parade, there is bound to be something you can enjoy when visiting.
Vancouver Restaurants

Find top restaurants in Vancouver, British Columbia and find a meal to suit any taste bud. From hot restaurants to specialty foods, you are sure to find something in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Find Hotels in Vancouver

Find out how to plan your Vancouver, British Columbia and find hotels, attractions, and top restaurants, as well as nightclubs, events, and history.
Vancouver Attractions

Visit some of Vancouver's number one attractions! See glorious Stanley Park, or take a trip up to Grouse Mountain. There are many activities for you, your friends, and your family to enjoy while visiting Vancouver, British Columbia.

