Refined bar great for conversation over drinks.

Built in 1927, this restored theater is home to the Vancouver Symphony.

Stroll the trails of the beautiful monastery grounds or attend mass in the ornate chapel.

A striking modern building contains over 130 photo albums on the history of the city.

This gallery displays the works of notable local and international artists.

This museum houses ship displays, a gift shop and a specialty library.

Beautiful forest laced with well-marked trails for hiking and running.

A cluster of toy and clothes shops catering specifically to younger tastes.

One of the largest theaters of its type, boasting a five-story screen and a seating capacity of 400.

This gallery showcases the contemporary works of unknown and up-and-coming artists.

This small museum and library will delight golf fanatics.

Not only can you see exhibits on sports greats in this museum, you can participate in athletic activities yourself.

This beautiful gothic-style church was erected as a memorial to those Canadians who died in World War I.

Beautiful, peaceful park right in the middle of downtown Vancouver.

This downtown gothic-style cathedral is known for its beautiful set of bells.

This museum traces the history of Chinese culture in Canada.

Elegant venue displaying the contemporary works of well-known Canadian and international Canadian artists.

This interactive visitor's center paints regional forestry from the industry perspective.

With over 50,000 items, this museum is dedicated to ships and trains of the early twentieth century.

Once a center of trade and commerce, the oldest building in the city now houses a small history museum of pioneer and native artifacts.

This downtown gallery focuses on art with a socio-political bent.

Downtown museum explaining the nature and uses of various minerals and gems.

This historic home is a fine example of Queen Anne Revival architecture.

Community center providing space for classes, exhibits and other public events.

Through multimedia exhibits, this museum preserves the memory of and educates the public about various aspects of the holocaust.

This equipment and apparel store carries everything needed for the outdoor enthusiast.

Nightclub featuring both local and international rock entertainers.

This popular sports bar has plenty of food, drink and camaraderie around the big-screen TVs.

Dance club featuring a wide variety of electronic music.

Theater showcasing both well-known Canadian and international folk acts.

Once billed as the best hotel in the city, this 1908 flatiron building is one of the world's best examples of this style of triangular architecture. Now used for government-subsidized housing and not open to the public, the hotel still has its original Italian tile work and lead-glass windows. The glass tiles in the sidewalk on Alexander Street once provided light for an underground saloon.

More residential than business.