Interactive Map of British Columbia

Consistently rated as one of the world’s most livable cities, Vancouver is blessed with one of the most beautiful settings in the world – ringed by snow-capped, forested mountains that..

Canada's vastness makes the task of prioritizing its destinations a challenging one, but you'll never regret the time spent in the Rocky Mountains, a 640km stretch of majestic mountain..

A resort town in the south west of British Columbia, Whistler is best known as one of North America’s foremost ski resorts. But to think of it only..

The capital city of British Columbia, Victoria boasts many historic buildings and some of the most fascinating museums in Western Canada. The city benefits from one of Canada's mildest..

A designated National Historic Site, the world-famous Butchart Gardens features 55 acres of magnificent gardens, including the Sunken Garden, Japanese Garden, Rose Garden, Italian Garden..

While many people prefer to hike up to the top via the Grouse Grind, also known as "Mother Nature's Stairmaster," a scenic (and saner) option is to ride up on the 100-passenger tram..

In 1859 a British surveyor discovered that a centuries-old fishing settlement that he was interested in did not connect to Vancouver's inner harbour. He was so disappointed with his..

It's shaky, but worth the walk across this swaying suspension bridge - located in the middle of a lush west-coast rainforest - for thrilling canyon views 70 m below.

Savour the sights of Victoria's downtown Inner Harbour, which includes the historic Legislative Buildings, home of the provincial government; the Royal BC Museum where the fascinating..

Stanley Park is recognized around the globe as one of the great parks of the world! Vancouver's first park and one of the city's main tourist attractions, Stanley Park is an evergreen oasis..

Chinatown has been humming busily for more than a century with vivid colours, exotic cuisine and a vibrant culture. Rich in history and architecture, this area east of downtown boasts North..

On the edge of downtown, this is Victoria’s oldest park and features walking paths, gardens and ponds as well as Mike Zero, the starting point of the 8,000-km-long (4971 miles)..

Vancouver began here - stroll down charming cobbled streets, explore heritage buildings and mews, visit unique stores and dine in restaurants—from quirky to gourmet.

If you're downtown, hop on one of the small passenger ferries that can actually appear like bathtub toys as they cruise through False Creek to the island, famous for its year-round indoor..

Every major city has a famous shopping and cruising strip; ours is Robson Street. Head here for the high fashion, trendy restaurants and bars, the coffee-shop culture and even a little star..

Home to one of the world's most magnificent collections of First Nations totem poles, carvings and other artefacts, the museum is housed in an award-winning glass-and-concrete building..

This False Creek waterfront community has experienced some serious revitalization since its rebirth as host of Expo '86. Formerly a warehouse district where textile shops and train yards..

1960s, Kitsilano was Vancouver's hippy hangout, drawing comparisons to San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury. Today, Kitsilano still has plenty of culture, but its apartments and houses are now..

Victoria is home to Canada’s oldest Chinatown. Highlights include the Gate of Harmonious Interest, all kinds of shops and restaurants, Dragon Alley and Fan Tan Alley, Canada’s narrowest..

The Vancouver Island region is a large, sparsely populated area encompassing Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands and a portion of the mainland. Visitors are enthralled by this..

Visit an intriguing landmark and discover why Vancouver Island's west coast was called the "graveyard of the Pacific."

Located on Vancouver's North Shore Mountains Cypress Mountain offers 53 alpine ski runs spread over almost 1,500 acres of skiable terrain with a vertical drop of 613m. The park has 8 ski..

A quaint little fishing village right on the water, Fisherman's Wharf in Victoria, BC, is a rough diamond. The wharf is only minutes away from Inner Harbour and Downtown and is packed with..

Victoria's British heritage is very much in evidence in the shops along Government Street. Lots of English woollens and bone china, Scottish tartans and Irish lace are available here, while..

Lower Johnson Street, known as LoJo, is a hip and vibrant shopping district in Victoria. The street is famous for it's colourful Victorian era buildings, many of which have been converted..

Located on the north shore of the Salish Sea in British Columbia, the Sunshine Coast covers almost 200 kms of coastline between Lund in the north and Gibsons to the south, with Vancouver..