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Vancouver’s Chinatown is third largest in North America, behind only San Francisco and New York. A meandering walk will take you past vibrant shops with ducks hanging in the windows, people animated in negotiations… Read more

Stanley Park is what pushes Vancouver into a regular spot on lists of the world’s best cities.  This 1,000 acre urban park is 10% larger than Central Park and boosts the quality of living into the stratosphere… Read more

The Vancouver Lookout bills itself as “Vancouver’s best first stop,” orienting visitor to an unfamiliar city with complete 360-degree views. The glass elevator whisks you 190 feet above the city, into a… Read more

Granville Island is actually a man-made peninsula just across the waters of False Creek from Vancouver’s Yaletown district. The island takes its name from the bridge that runs directly overheard, which in turn takes… Read more

One of the slickest, new attractions in greater Vancouver is the Eye of the Wind, a pod hanging from a wind turbine on Grouse Mountain. This is an ingenius creation, the first of its kind in the world.  Most people… Read more

Grouse Mountain is one of three massive congregations of rock that line Vancouver, also known as the North Shore Mountains.  No matter the season, Grouse has outfitted their slice of the clouds with activities for all… Read more

Shangri-La launched the CHI concept in 2004, drawing inspiration from the Shangri-La legend of a mystical place of peace, enchantment and wellbeing.  CHI customizes each treatment according to the five elements of Chinese… Read more

Vancouver’s first park and one of the city’s main tourist attractions, Stanley Park is an evergreen oasis of 400 hectares (1,000 acres) close to the downtown core. Its natural west coast atmosphere offering a… Read more

There are three major streets in the West End, each seven blocks long: Denman Street, a strip dominated by a huge range of mid-priced restaurants, unique shops and a popular second-run movie theatre; Davie Street, with its… Read more