Granville Island has a large famous public market, lots of independent restaurants and shops, theatres, artist studios, and a large marina!  Granville Island is operated by the Canadian federal government.  It is most stop for tourists that come to Vancouver.

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Science World at Telus World of Science is a paid attraction that has many science-related exhibits and displays.  It also has a OMNIMAX theatre which show movies on its huge screen.  This attraction is geared toward children and families, but has enough content for all ages.

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The False Creek Seawall is a 7.6 km (4.7 mile) seawall that runs the entire length of False Creek.  It has two separated paths, one for walking/jogging and the other for bicycling/rollerblading/skateboarding.  It goes from the Burrard St. bridge to ScienceWorld to Granville Island passing the Yaletown and Olympic Village neighbourhoods along the way.

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BC Place Stadium is the largest stadium in British Columbia holding upwards of 60,000 people for events.  It hosts sporting and concert events.  It has a retractable roof that is open on sunny days!  It is home to the BC Lions football club of the Canadian Football League(CFL) and the Vancouver Whitecaps of Major League Soccer League(MLS).

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Rogers Arena is a large multi-purpose arena holding upwards of 20,000 people.  It hosts sporting and concert events.  It is home to the Vancouver Canucks of the National Hockey League(NHL).

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The Vancouver Aquatic Centre is a large swimming and recreation centre in the West End.

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The Yaletown Roundhouse is a building that houses the restored historic train engine 374 that was the first to cross Canada.  It is free to visit.  You are allowed to climb onto the train.  There are also some train-related souvenirs that you can purchase here.

False Creek ferries are small passenger ferries that ferry people across False Creek and English Bay.  They operate as water taxis.  They have a number of routes, but the main route is from the West End to/from Granville Island.

False Creek Aquabus are small passenger ferries that ferry people across False Creek.  They operate as water taxis.  They have a number of routes and have some larger ferries that can carry bicycles.

The Vancouver Pride Parade is the largest annual parade in Vancouver and celebrates Pride!

It normally occurs on the Sunday of the 1st weekend in August each year.

This event will take place on Sunday, August 6, 2023.

The parade goes along Beach Avenue and Pacific Avenue from Denman Street to Cambie Street.

There is a free event.

There is also an associated 2 day festival that takes place at the end of False Creek.

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There are 3 bridges that cross over False Creek: Burrard Street bridge, Granville Street bridge, and Cambie Street Bridge.

The Burrard Street Bridge is a vehicle, cyclist, and pedestrian bridge that goes over False Creek along Burrard Street.

Burrard Street Bridge...

The Granville Street Bridge is a vehicle, cyclist, and pedestrian bridge that goes over False Creek along Granville Street.

The Cambie Street Bridge is a vehicle, cyclist, and pedestrian bridge that goes over False Creek along Cambie Street.

False Creek is an inlet of water in the middle of the city of Vancouver, BC, Canada.

It got it's name because when it was being surveyed in the 19th century they thought they were going up a creek, but it was 'False'.

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