British Columbia Art, Attraction, Beach, Lighthouse + Modern architecture pictures

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Nestled between Vancouver and mainland British Columbia find charming communities and beautiful scenery spread across more than 200 islands.

Choose from more than 100 ski runs at this resort just 20 minutes from Banff.

Take a ferry ride past the high-rises of downtown Vancouver or cycle along the shoreline of this waterway in the heart of the city. 

Via a network of walking trails, make your way through verdant old-growth forest to gentle waters and a wide sandy beach on the Pacific Coast.

Amble along the waterfront at Vancouver Harbour and visit theaters, shopping avenues and museums in the heart of one of Canada’s largest cities.

It’s all about the ocean at this pristine wilderness resort in western Canada. Come to surf, kayak and hike or meditate to the sound of crashing waves.

Unwind on soft white sands and ride the waves at a picturesque beach where many people learn how to surf.

Get some exercise on the sports fields, pet animals in the zoo and go for relaxing walks in this beautiful city park.

Learn about the region’s human and natural history, visit some of the oldest buildings in the province and see a special collection of totem poles.

Learn about the region’s human and natural history, visit some of the oldest buildings in the province and see a special collection of totem poles.

Surrounded by water, British Columbia’s capital is famous for its marine life and harbor, but there are also excellent museums and heritage buildings to explore.

Learn about the region’s human and natural history, visit some of the oldest buildings in the province and see a special collection of totem poles.

Immerse yourself in the history of Revelstoke, relax in a heritage garden or purchase a handmade souvenir from the gift shop in this stately building.

Learn about the region’s human and natural history, visit some of the oldest buildings in the province and see a special collection of totem poles.

The national reserve’s longest beach is home to marine wildlife, stunning views and crashing waves that lure surfers to these shores.

Explore hiking trails and secluded beaches and spot Canada’s amazing wildlife, such as whales and bears, at this park in the south of Vancouver Island.