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Grouse Mountain has some great views of the city. Stanley Park is also a great place to relax and waste some time. The part of the city called Gastown had some nice restaurants.

I was there in the late fall, not sure exactly how the city is in the summer.
 
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Let's hope you have better weather than when I visited. Started raining once we landed and did not stop until we flew out four days later. We had a dinner meeting on top of one of those mountains. So much fog you could not see a damn thing.
 
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Have sushi. And oysters. And salmon. Basically, the seafood kicks ass.

As far as things to do in town, I was only in Vancouver for a day or so before driving up to Whistler to ski, so I don't have any suggestions. The 'sea to sky highway' was a pretty epic drive, however.
 
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Thump;1738516; said:
Going to be in Vancouver for 3 days, any ideas of things to do or visit?
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how far are you willing to drive?

FCollinsBuckeye;1738747; said:
Have sushi. And oysters. And salmon. Basically, the seafood kicks ass.

As far as things to do in town, I was only in Vancouver for a day or so before driving up to Whistler to ski, so I don't have any suggestions. The 'sea to sky highway' was a pretty epic drive, however.
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pretty, pretty ride. were you on the old road or the new road.
 
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jimotis4heisman;1738828; said:
pretty, pretty ride. were you on the old road or the new road.
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It was in '01, so I think it would've been before the Olympic improvements...so, old road I guess?

I would imagine Vancouver and much spiffier in the aftermath of last winter's Olympics than it was when I visited 9 years ago.
 
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FCollinsBuckeye;1738898; said:
It was in '01, so I think it would've been before the Olympic improvements...so, old road I guess?

I would imagine Vancouver and much spiffier in the aftermath of last winter's Olympics than it was when I visited 9 years ago.
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they reinforced parts, added a few passing areas, etc.

it is probably the most scenic road i have been on. better than the pacific coast highway or road to the sky in glacier. skiing in pissler is nice, but probably overrated...

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If you have enough time take the ferry to victoria and see the British Columbia History Museum. A very fascinating, modern museum.
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victoria is a nice place. same with kelowna. bc has a pretty nice wine country, not as crowded as say napa/sonoma. but not as renowned either.

gastown as mentioned has a lot of nice places to eat if that is your thing.

as bus said drugs are big, you can find a few places down by gm that will aid you in doping so you dont od...

there are a lot of pretty scenic drives. its def different than central ohio if you are just want to see terrain, water, oceans, etc
 
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jimotis4heisman;1739118; said:
it is probably the most scenic road i have been on. better than the pacific coast highway or road to the sky in glacier. skiing in [censored]ler is nice, but probably overrated...
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:lol: We had good snow at the very top of the mountain and it transitioned to rain by the time we were at the base.
 
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Stanley Park is great. I rented a bike and did a circuit with lots of stops.

Granville Island was also worth the visit.

Good aquarium as well if you enjoy aquariums. Not the best I have seen.

Only there one day and with no car so I can't vouch for the other sites.
 
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