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Don’t just recover. Recouver.

Explore all Vancouver has to offer.

Trade your screen for scenery.

One day it’s discovering art and culture at the Museum of Anthropology, the next it’s fresh mountain air on the North Shore or a quiet wander through the VanDusen Botanical Garden. Follow your curiosity beneath the surface at the Vancouver Aquarium and all the way to the stars at H.R. MacMillan Space Centre. Then catch a False Creek Ferry to Granville Island or head across the harbour for an evening under the glow of Canyon Lights at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park.

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Refresh your palate, not your feed.

From ocean-fresh seafood and a thriving Indigenous food scene to celebrated MICHELIN-star spots like St. Lawrence and Masayoshi, Vancouver’s food scene is the perfect way to refuel after a day of adventure or deep relaxation. Enjoy the tropical ambience of Bonjour Vietnam, or get your fortune told over cocktails at Arcana. And be sure to check out 20 different kitchens at once at the new Time Out Market.

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Go hard. Relax harder.

Warning: Recouvering may result in lower stress levels. Spend some well-earned downtime at Circle Wellness or Tevah, find a moment of calm in Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden, or experience Vancouver through Indigenous culture and storytelling with Talaysay Tours. For a more active reset, paddle the calm waters of Deep Cove or take your thoughts for a run along the Seawall. Side effects may also include forgetting to check your email.

Need even more inspiration? Get all the details on How to Recouver in Vancouver.

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From OOO to Ooooooh

Some winter days call for snow. Others call for something a little greener. Vancouver’s mild climate lets you wander through the rainforest in Stanley Park or skate in the heart of downtown at Robson Square, with mountain adventures waiting just beyond the city. Go snowshoeing at Mount Seymour, take in the views from the Sea to Sky Gondola, or get into the holiday spirit at Grouse Mountain’s Peak of Christmas.


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