This bridge was built in 1889 and still brings tourists in by the droves. You'll get to walk on a shaky suspension bridge held up by cables, overlooking the canyon floor and river below. Check out the Treetops Adventure, an area with additional bridges attached to tree trunks. Admission to the bridge and park costs C$25 for adults, C$19 for senior citizens and students, C$13 for youths and C$6.25 for children.


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The Museum of Anthropology is home to one of the finest collections of Native American art and antiquities in the world. The Great Hall houses a stunning collection of totem poles, while the Masterpiece Gallery sports sculpture, masks and jewelry. Admission costs C$9 for adults, C$7 for senior citizens, students and children, and free for children under 6.


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The outside of Science World is a giant blinking dome. Inside, you'll discover an interactive wonderland to delight children and adults of all ages. Popular exhibits include an exploding zucchini, a life-sized camera you can walk through, and an amazing OMNIMAX theater to name just a few. Admission is C$13 for adults, C$8.50 for students, senior citizens and children, and free of charge for kids under the age of 4.


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The Vancouver Art Gallery was originally built to serve as a courthouse. Today, it's home to an extensive collection of Canadian art, including works by Emily Carr and Fred Varley. In addition to the impressive permanent collection, there are a variety of ever-changing temporary exhibitions to enjoy as well. Admission costs C$15 for adults, C$10 for senior citizens, C$9 for students, and C$40 for families.


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Stanley Park spans over 900 acres and serves as one of the premier destinations in all of Vancouver. Here you can see incredible trees, plants and flowers, as well as lagoons, trails and the famous seawall. The park is home to wildlife, a petting zoo, a railway, restaurants, and more for visitors to enjoy. Admission for an entire day costs C$5 in the summer and C$3 in the winter.

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