Scottish engineer George Mackay extended a rope and plank bridge 137m (450ft) over the Capilano River in 1889 with the help of two men and a team of horses. Natives called it...

A popular double attraction inside Stanley Park where children can pet goats, sheep and pigs - as well as the odd reptile and llama - before taking a 15-minute train ride...

At the Dockside Restaurant & Brewing Company on Granville Island, the eight in-house beers include a dark amber lager, a wheat Bavarian beer, the light fruity Jamaican Lager...

Granville Island Brewing has been the standard bearer of quality and innovation since the release, in 1984, of the mythical - and still wildly popular - Island Lager, brewed in...

Housed in the same building as the Vancouver Museum, the Space Centre is a small but well thought-out attraction that appeals most to school-age children. Much of this...

Another suspension bridge - this time free - in a park with plentiful trails and picnicking areas.

On the site of the former Canadian Pacific Railway's switching yard, this community centre is home to the original Engine 374 that pulled the first passenger train into...

Sailor Hägar's Brew Pub in North Vancouver concentrates on making some of the Lower Mainland's best beer, with quiet Scandanavian pride and purity of flavour. Offerings include...

A private accounting business operates here but visitors can view it through large exterior windows. Chang Toy, who dominated Chinatown's early trade, originally owned a 9m...

If only for the view of the snow-capped mountains across Burrard Inlet, the Steamworks Brewing Company watering hole is destination enough. But inventive, unique beers - such...

The Yaletown Brewing Company's pub makes its home in a vast, dilapidated warehouse. Its range of beers is ambitious, including a Yippee IPA, a Downtown Brown, a smooth and...