Canada Place
One of the most incredible places to see in Vancouver is without a doubt Canada Place especially if you are looking for a view. The East building is the one with the sails and it is connected to the West building (the one with the giant globe) by an underground path that features a variety of Native artwork.
Science World
This museum is both enjoyable and educational for kids, and it can last for many long hours. It's near Main Street and False Creek's far Eastern end. They also do Science World After Dark about once a month which is where adults can come in and explore all the exhibits, take in adult themed science projects, and drink beer or wine.
Vancouver Art Gallery
ranked as the fifth-largest art gallery in Canada and the one with the most exhibits in Western Canada Its approximately 11,000-piece permanent collection includes more than 200 significant pieces by Emily Carr, the Group of Seven, Jeff Wall, Harry Callahan, and Marc Chagall, as well as historical and current works by Vancouver artists and other influential figures in modern art. The Vancouver Art Gallery has been located in a historic provincial courtroom in the heart of Vancouver since 1983. Its address is 750 Hornby Street, which is bordered by Georgia, Howe, Hornby, and Robson streets. The gallery contains a library, souvenir stores, and one of the best cafés in the city. One fall activity you must engage in is chatting with friends over coffee.
Local Sports
The BC Lions provide excellent football throughout the fall. Come out to Rogers Arena to cheer on your neighbourhood team as the Vancouver Canucks, a professional ice hockey team headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, take the ice.
Get outside
Blessed with towering trees, tranquil atmosphere, sky-high mountains, and luxuriant greens, Vancouver has some of the famous trekking trails where you can enjoy an adventure escape. Immerse yourself in nature and be mesmerized with the colors changing. Whether you're puffing up and huffing the 2.9 kilometers (1.8 miles) trail, Grouse Grind or leisurely strolling through Stanley Park, the sweeping views, and crisp air will keep your body active and of course, provide only-in-autumn photo ops. Visiting your favorite animals at Maplewood Farm, a well-loved and visited attraction on Vancouver’s North Shore opened in 1975. A list of some of the famous trails in outside of Vancouver comprises of Diez Vistas, Garibaldi lake, St. Marks Summit, Wedgemount Lake and many others.
VanDusen Garden
The VanDusen Garden, which is situated at the northwest corner of 37th Avenue and Oak Street in the Shaughnessy community of British Columbia, Canada, is the first place to go and take in the colour. This botanical park, named for local lumberman and philanthropist Whitford Julian VanDusen, features Heathers, autumn crocuses, hydrangeas, and more that bloom in the fall, allowing visitors to simply enjoy the beauty of picture-perfect fall vistas. Don't forget to take a seat in front of the blazing red Japanese maples. Except for Christmas, the garden is accessible to the public every day of the year. Admission fees and memberships (family and individual) are available for day guests as well as frequent visitors.
Vancouver and Beaches?
This combination might sound weird but you can actually find some of the exotic beaches in this city where you can take a relaxing break from the hustle and bustle of the city. The best part of these Vancouver beaches is that they are approachable and offer you chilling experience. Some of the best-known beaches in Vancouver are Sunset Beach, Cates Park, English Bay Beach, Second Beach and a lot more.
The Vancouver Aquarium
The Vancouver Aquarium, a must-visit location for all animal lovers, provides an insight into the lives of more than 60,000 rare and wonderful living species from all over the world. The aquarium has 166 tanks that together hold 9.5 million litres of water. Children will appreciate the daily highlighted dolphin, whale, and beluga displays.
Halloween: Fright Nights at the Pacific National Exhibition
This Halloween event is taking place in the fall. Experience Fright Nights, a limited-time event running the month of October with the horrifying, bizarre, and considerably less happy counterpart of Playland. Every year, the festival takes over the entire theme park with 20 rides (5 more than last year), eight scary homes (including our new, additional house: The Bloodshed), and live performances like the Monsters of Schlock and fire plays.
