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Lonsdale Quay and The Shipyards have lovely cafes, bars, restaurants, and shops, and further down, the craft brewery area is fun too. Lynn Canyon Park has lots of lovely walks, and the trip up Grouse Mountain has lots to offer everyone. Easy access to Downtown Vancouver using the Seabus.

I lived in Vancouver for several years and return as often as I can. I love the accessibility to the harbour, beaches and Stanley Park. The theatre scene is vibrant. Granville Island Market is always an interesting place to visit, as are the museums.

North Vancouver is a wonderful place to wander around or go by bike. There are lots of walking trails through the woods between houses. You can go between city and wilderness as you wish. The Seabus allows you to zip over to Vancouver without having to set foot in a car or find parking.

It is super chill city to walk all over town, clean, modern, tons of cool and affordable places to eat food from all over the world, tons of shopping options if that is your thing. Stanley park and the sea wall and walkways all around the city core are wonderful to spend the day exploring the city on foot or on rented bikes. The city is never crowded or loud, there are many small parks all around. In short a great city to chill and relax while enjoying good food and open spaces. There are also nice day trips outside the city.

North Van was better than downtown in our opinion. Lots of bars, restaurants and retail. Harbourside was lovely and wherever you were around Lonsdale Avenue there seemed to be great transport links. Definitely recommend a trip to walk round Stanley Park!

Was in Vancouver + Granville Island for 4 days for the first time. Took my family. We all loved it. People truly are friendly, and food was great everywhere. We luckily didn't get rained on most of the trip. Maybe that helped. ;)