
BC Place
Beautiful British Columbia - Mountains meet ocean
54,500
Stadium Capacity
4/5
Expense Level
5
World Cup Matches
1,000-acre urban park featuring the famous Seawall, totem poles, and beaches. Walk or bike the 9km seawall for stunning harbor views. The park offers free entry, but parking fees apply during peak summer months.
Vibrant cultural district with public market, artisan shops, and waterfront dining. The Public Market showcases local produce and crafts. Take the Aquabus or False Creek Ferry for scenic water transport to the island.
230-meter suspension bridge through temperate rainforest canopy. Features treetop walkways and cliff-edge platforms. Book online in advance for discounted admission and guaranteed entry during busy summer season.
Mountain resort accessible by aerial tramway offering city panoramas and outdoor activities. Summer features lumberjack shows and wildlife refuge. Skyride operates until 10pm in summer; last ride down at 9:30pm.
Historic cobblestone district with Victorian architecture, boutiques, and the famous Steam Clock. Explore local galleries and restaurants along Water Street. The Steam Clock whistles every 15 minutes on the quarter hour.
130-acre park at the city's highest point with botanical conservatory and panoramic views. The Bloedel Conservatory houses tropical birds and plants. Free park access; conservatory requires separate admission fee.
June-July offers Vancouver's finest weather with temperatures around 20-23°C and minimal rainfall. This is peak tourist season, so book accommodations and attractions early.
Purchase a Compass Card for seamless travel on SkyTrain, buses, and SeaBus. The Canada Line connects downtown to YVR Airport in 26 minutes. For BC Place, take SkyTrain to Stadium-Chinatown Station, just a 3-minute walk to the venue.
Canadian Dollar (CAD) is widely accepted via contactless payment, credit cards, and cash at most establishments.
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