Guía de viaje de British Columbia
Los 10 mejores lugares para visitar en Vancouver
También conocido como Van City
Vancouver sits on the Burrard Peninsula between Burrard Inlet and the Fraser River delta, and had about 662,000 residents in the city proper at the 2021 census, with roughly 2.6 million across Metro Vancouver. The city was incorporated in 1886, and its oldest commercial district, Gastown, grew around a sawmill saloon in 1867.
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- Mejor momento
- May – Sep
- Tiempo necesario
- Unos 4 días
- 25 horas de visitas
- Aeropuerto de llegada
- Vancouver International Airport (YVR)
- Estación más cercana
- Waterfront Station (Canada Line
- Entrada gratuita
- 3 de 10
Lo mejor para hacer en Vancouver
Clasificado según cinco criterios publicados- 1Entrada gratuita
Naturaleza
Stanley Park and the Seawall
Stanley Park is free to enter at any hour, and its 9 km Seawall loop circles a 405-hectare peninsula beside downtown Vancouver, as of 2026.
3 hrs
2Fauna
Vancouver Aquarium
Vancouver Aquarium is open in Stanley Park in 2026, and adult tickets range from about CAD 39.95 to CAD 55.20 depending on date under dynamic…
2.5 hrsCA$39.95
3Entrada gratuitaPatrimonio
Gastown and the Steam Clock
Gastown and the Steam Clock cost nothing to visit, as of 2026, and the Steam Clock at Water and Cambie streets sounds a Westminster chime on steam…
1.5 hrs
4Museo
Vancouver Art Gallery
Vancouver Art Gallery charges CAD 35 for non-BC residents and CAD 29 for BC residents, as of 2026, and it is closed on Tuesdays.
2 hrsCA$35
5Entrada gratuitaMercado
Granville Island Public Market
Granville Island Public Market is free to enter and opens daily 09:00-18:00, as of 2026, in a converted industrial shed on a 14-hectare island in…
2 hrs
6Museo
Science World
Science World lists adult admission at CAD 35.95 in 2026 guides, and the museum stands at 1455 Quebec Street in a geodesic dome at the eastern end of…
3 hrsCA$35.95
7Atractivo turístico
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park lists adult admission at about CAD 82 in 2026 guides, and the suspension bridge spans roughly 140 m across the…
2.5 hrsCA$81.90
8Fauna
Grouse Mountain
Grouse Mountain charges CAD 89 for adult Mountain Admission, as of 2026, and the ticket covers a round-trip Skyride or Blue Grouse Gondola to a…
4 hrsCA$89
9Museo
Museum of Anthropology at UBC
Museum of Anthropology at UBC charges CAD 26 for adults, as of 2026, and is free for Indigenous peoples and children under 5.
2.5 hrsCA$26
10Jardín
VanDusen Botanical Garden
VanDusen Botanical Garden charges CAD 15.81 for adults from April to October, plus GST, as of 2026, and covers 22 hectares at 5151 Oak Street.
2 hrsCA$15.81
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Excursiones desde Vancouver
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65 km · About 1h by car along Highway 99
Squamish (Sea-to-Sky)
Squamish sits at the head of Howe Sound, with Shannon Falls, the Sea to Sky Gondola and rock climbing on the Stawamus Chief. It is a shorter Sea-to-Sky trip than Whistler, and the two can be combined on a long day.
100 km · About 3-3.5h door to door, including the roughly 1h35 BC Ferries crossing from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay and the drive to Victoria
Victoria (via BC Ferries)
The provincial capital has the Royal BC Museum, the Parliament Buildings and Butchart Gardens nearby. Ferry sailings, fares and vehicle reservations vary by season, so book at the BC Ferries site; a foot-passenger trip is possible by bus and ferry, but the day is long.
120 km · 1h45-2h30 by car along the Sea-to-Sky Highway (Highway 99), longer in winter or heavy traffic
Whistler
Whistler Blackcomb is the region's main ski area, and the village has alpine hiking, the Peak 2 Peak Gondola and lake swimming in summer. Highway 99 is a mountain highway that can close for weather or incidents, so check DriveBC and carry winter tyres between October and April.
Sobre Vancouver
Downtown occupies a compact peninsula, with Stanley Park at its western tip, False Creek and Granville Island to the south, and the North Shore mountains, including Grouse Mountain and Capilano Canyon, across Burrard Inlet.
The practical hubs are Waterfront Station, where the Canada Line, Expo Line, SeaBus and West Coast Express meet, and Vancouver International Airport (YVR) on Sea Island, about 12 km south of downtown. The Canada Line links the airport to downtown in about 26 minutes, and TransLink charges an adult 1-zone Compass fare of CAD 2.85 from 1 July 2026, plus a CAD 6.50 YVR AddFare on trips starting at the airport. The Museum of Anthropology at UBC and the Aquarium are best reached by bus, and the False Creek ferries connect downtown to Granville Island.
May to September is the most reliable window, with dry, mild summers and the mountains clear enough for Grouse Mountain and the Sea-to-Sky Highway. Winters are mild and wet, with most rain between October and March, so carry a waterproof layer at any time. Museums such as the Vancouver Art Gallery and the Museum of Anthropology at UBC close on set days, so check the weekday before you go. Sales tax adds 5 percent GST and 7 percent PST to most goods, and tipping of 15-20 percent is expected at sit-down restaurants.
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