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I am heading to Vancouver with Mr. Cupid 4.0 later this month and I am looking for fun filled touristy things we can do while there. We are both early 30`s, rarely drink, and don`t partake in East Hastings style entertainment. I am a
Fat Chick so good places to eat isn`t high on the list of things to do.

Last time I was there I had a blast going to the aquarium, plantarium, markets, hiking, Stanley Park, and the Vancouver Art Gallery (they really should change the name to the VAG, it would be marketing genius!). I am going to return to them but I am looking for off the beaten path type things that would appeal to a rather urban couple. Art, culture, history appeal to both of us.

Suggestions?

Jillian
 
Grouse Mountain

Whistler.. be sure to check out Brandywine Falls just outside Whistler

The Sunshine Coast - see Molly's Reach & the pier, where The Beachcombers was filmed
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Shannon Falls Park, Squamish

Cypress Mountain & Mt Seymour Provincial Parks

White Rock & the Peace Arch

Shopping on Robson Street... and at Metropolis / Metrotown

Wreck Beach

Lynn Canyon - a good hike & has free suspension bridge

If you feel like a full day trip by road, drive up to Lillooet for some great scenery (approx 3-4 hours one way).. you could continue to Cache Creek & down the Fraser Canyon and see places like Hell's Gate... It is a loop that will take you back to Vancouver... probably 10-12 hours in total

If you are a fan of tv's Smallville, you will want to check out Cloverdale... the home of Smallville

If you do go to Victoria... be sure to check out Butchart Gardens... and if you are into the hippy lifestyle (arts, music & crafts), check out Saltspring Island
 
Commercial Drive, a mix of Toronto's College street and Church/Wellesley, often a riot.

Steveston, south end of Richmond. Was quaint Japanese fishing village, now quite touristy. Unfortunately, you have to go through all of Richmond to get there: Richmond = Scarborough.

Natural history museum, or some similar name, is quite impressive if you like Coast Native type anthropolgy. Something neat about this museum is that all their goods are on display, you can open storage drawers, etc. and peruse everything.

Museum is near UBC so if it's warm head down the hill to Wreck Beach and get some sun on that massive rack.

Check out listings for Vancouver east community center, programming is often just wierd. For example, if memory serves, that's where the young couple fucked for art that made so much publicity.
 
antaeus said:
Steveston, south end of Richmond. Was quaint Japanese fishing village, now quite touristy. Unfortunately, you have to go through all of Richmond to get there: Richmond = Scarborough.
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Richmond = Markham

Surrey = Malton / Bramladesh
 
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