Experience the natural beauty of Vancouver’s famous Stanley Park and Seawall. An absolute staple of any visit to Vancouver, these landmarks provide the most scenic and beautiful walks that the city has to offer. As Vancouver's first park, with its ever-blooming gardens, pristine coastal areas and roughly 500,000 cedar, fir and hemlock trees, Stanley Park is a magnificent oasis and the perfect city escape.

Watch a hockey game at Rogers Arena, home to the Vancouver Canucks. In 2010, Rogers Arena was temporarily renamed Canada Hockey Place when it hosted the ice hockey events for the Winter Olympics. Canada is considered the birthplace of ice hockey, and the sport is so popular that it is seen as an integral aspect of Canadian culture and national identity.

Enjoy the numerous nearby venues in Vancouver’s Entertainment District including The Orpheum and the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. The Queen Elizabeth Theatre is named for its most famous patron, Queen Elizabeth II, who attended a concert there when the theatre opened in July 1959. At over 90 years old, the Orpheum is an incredible setting for shows of all kinds and has hosted millions of people since its opening in 1927. This opulent venue is a great way to see your favorite artist or experience the magic of the internationally renowned Vancouver Symphony Orchestra – the largest performing arts organization in Western Canada.