Vancouver Guide

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Best Vegetarian Restaurants With Delivery in Vancouver

The West Coast isn’t necessarily the vegetarian capital of Canada, but there are some great restaurants that foodies can adore.

A little off the beaten path, The Peg General Store is an easily recognizable antique store on Vancouver’s Commercial Drive.

Stepback is an Vancouver antique store known for its eclectic collection of rare and one-of-a-kind items rescued from Fraser Valley.

Over the last few years, secret supper clubs have been appearing around Vancouver in various places. Check out what makes them so special.

Vancouver have a great variety of flea markets. Enjoy this photo essay documenting the atmosphere of the city’s best thrift events.

Baker’s Dozen in the heart of Vancouver’s antique store district is another shop renowned for its collection of unique vintage items.

ReFind is famous for its characteristic mid-century furniture and legendary customer service. Enjoy one of the best antique stores in Vancouver.

This Vancouver antique store located on Cordova just east of Waterfront Station is different from any antique shop you’ve likely ever been in.

Sometimes laughter is all that’s needed. So, without further ado, here’s a shortlist of Vancouver’s top laugh factories you have to visit!

Find the best places to take kitesurfing lessons, learn and enjoy kiteboarding as close to Vancouver, British Columbia as possible.

Being a golfer myself, I’ve tried many golf courses in Vancouver and Richmond, BC, but Quilchena Golf and Country Club remains my favourite.

Whether it’s the most air-cleansing or difficult to kill, suitable for shade or the sun, here are the best indoor plants for Vancouver’s climate.

Sports are necessary for balance in life, but not all of us are up for any risky business. Try some safe sports this summer in Vancouver.

Libraries are places with a special atmosphere and Vancouver has such beautiful and grand libraries, that it would be a pity not to take photos!

Our cities are woven into the fabric of nature. Once we understand that we are part of the environment, how can we act to protect it?