Attractions

Adults (17 - 54 yrs) $7.25 (incl. HST) Children (19 mths - 16 yrs) $4.25 (incl. HST) Seniors (55 & up) $4.25 (incl. HST) 18 months & under FREE Yearly family membership Renewals $121.00 (incl. HST) $102.85 (incl. HST) Maplewood Farm opened in 1975 and has become a well loved and …more >

Set against a magnificent mountain backdrop is a 32 acre floral tapestry of colour, sound and fragrance. Discover charming features around every bend as you stroll through 12 themed gardens, pass by rushing waterfalls, feel the mist of the stunning 'Waterwall' or recapture your youth in the …more >

Vancouver. For The Curious. Museum of Vancouver (MOV) creates Vancouver-focused exhibitions and programs that encourage dynamic conversations about what was, is, and can be Vancouver. Permanent exhibits tell the city’s stories from the early 1900s to the late ‘70s and are complemented by …more >

Experience Vancouver’s Coastal Forest from Exciting New Heights! The Greenheart Canopy Walkway is Vancouver’s newest eco-adventure for all ages and abilities. Located at beautiful UBC Botanical Garden, the walkway spans 308 meters (1010 feet) and rises up to 17.5 meters (57 feet) to give visitors …more >

Playland and The Fair are perfect locations for your next special event. From corporate parties and client appreciation events to product launches and conventions, the private eating areas, rides, attractions, catering and games offer an unparalleled experience with the entertainment and activities …more >

About: The Roedde House Museum is the city’s only heritage house museum, and introduces you to the life of an immigrant family in Vancouver at the turn of the twentieth century. Designed by the famed Francis Rattenbury in 1893 (Provincial Legislature Buildings, Empress Hotel, original Vancouver …more >

The Royal BC Museum is a place of discovery. Through unique galleries, the museum and archives showcase the human and natural history of British Columbia and bring in exciting temporary exhibitions from around the world. Experience all of British Columbia in an afternoon. Three-dimensional …more >