The city of Vancouver can baffle you, but to know the destination very well, you must start from the beginning. On the campus of the University of British Columbia stands the Museum of Anthropology, overlooking the Burrard Inlet. This place offers a mosaic of Aboriginal works both ancient and contemporary. All these together weave a story that is hardly told to visitors of this marvelous city. Hence, if you want to gather information about the city’s roots then start from here.
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This must-see park covers 1000 acres containing beaches, aquariums, playgrounds, pools, splash parks, botanical gardens, a golf course, 17 tennis courts, and much more. With so many things that the park has to offer, you can easily spend an entire day here. Bring a bike to ride through the exterior Seawall, or venture inside to lose yourself among centuries-old cedars on 40 miles of trails. Also, do keep an eye out for raccoons, bald eagles, coyotes, and whales.
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This former industrial waterfront site is home to a public market, food shops, restaurants, artist studios, galleries, shopping, and lush greenery. This vast public market features everything from confections to cheese to bread to meats. Just grab a few items and picnic next to False Creek or indulge yourself in the market's food court filled with delicious local treats and eats.
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Grouse mountain is known as the peak of Vancouver, the locals and tourists come to this mountain for outdoor activities. From hiking, ziplining, ice skating, and snowshoeing, you will be filled with outdoor activities. Dare to climb the 2,830 stairs that go up towards the mountain. Or if you don’t want to climb then just take the gondola to experience amazing views.
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Capilano Suspension bridge is a 230 feet high bridge, spreading across the Capilano River via the temperate rainforest on Vancouver’s north shore. The park also features a cliff walk, nature tours, treetop adventure, and a living forest exhibit.
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