Science World After Dark: Where Nightlife Meets Nerd Life
Science World After Dark is exactly what it sounds like: your childhood field trip spot, but reimagined for grown-ups. The vibe is equal parts science playground and late-night social, with cocktails in hand as you explore interactive exhibits and galleries. On our visit the spotlight was on Sparks & Rec ...
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Riding Vancouver in Style: An Electrifying Two-Wheeled Adventure
Effortlessly explore Vancouver's most iconic sights, from the Stanley Park Seawall to Granville Island, on an exhilarating electric bike adventure with the Puzzle eRide bikes. This guide reveals the best route for soaking up the city's stunning views on two wheels.
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A Visitor’s Guide to Victoria, BC.
Welcome to Victoria: A Perfect Blend of Charm, Culture, and Nature From the moment we arrived in Victoria, we were completely enchanted by the city’s unique blend of historic architecture, lush gardens, and vibrant cultural scene. This coastal gem, nestled on Vancouver Island, is as welcoming as it is beautiful—whether ...
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A Visitor’s Guide to Yaletown
A seamless blend of new and old, Yaletown embraces Vancouver’s industrial past while at the same time adapting to its hip and stylish big city vibe. The neighborhood of Yaletown was once filled with factories, warehouses, and rail yards. During the 1986 World Exposition, Expo ‘86, Yaletown transformed into a ...
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A Visitor’s Guide to Gastown
Tourists, newcomers, and even locals who have yet to explore their city, a visit to Gastown is a must if you want to get any sense of Vancouver’s rich and wonderful history. History lesson aside, the atmosphere of this neighborhood is simply gorgeous, with cobblestone streets, antique style lamp posts, ...
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A Visitor’s Guide to Chinatown
Among Vancouver’s top “must see” attractions, Chinatown holds a lofty position. Not only is this an excellent neighborhood to go for great food and to shop for fun souvenirs, it’s one of the most historically significant areas in the city. The entire neighborhood can be explored on foot, allowing you ...
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The Diverse Cultures of Vancouver
One of the most celebrated and beautiful aspects of the city of Vancouver is its diverse population and rich cultural influences. Before European settlers came to the Pacific North Coast the lands were inhabited by a variety of First Nations peoples. Over time, people of all nations came to the ...
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The Early History of Vancouver
In comparison to other large metropolitan cities around the world, Vancouver is a fairly young city. St. John’s, Newfoundland was established way back in 1497, and Quebec City was incorporated in 1608. Vancouver, with its first European settlements forming in the 1800’s, is practically still a baby. That said, Vancouver ...
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Top 10 Spots to Host a Kid’s Birthday in Vancouver
Planning an amazing birthday party for your kids can be tough. You want to let them invite a bunch of their friends, but hosting a more than a handful of children in your home isn’t an option for everyone. Most venues and activities around Vancouver offer birthday party packages, making ...
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A Visitor’s Guide to North Vancouver
Just across the Vancouver Harbour from downtown Vancouver lies the beautiful city of North Van. North Vancouver is well known amongst Vancouverites as the place to go for the most beautiful hiking trails and outdoor activities. The North Shore mountains are thickly forested and are filled with trails like the ...
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