There is no shortage of Vancouver brunch spots in the city, but not all restaurants offer an all-you-can-eat option. If you've been searching for the ultimate bottomless brunch at a Vancouver restaurant, we've got you covered! We found five spots in Metro Vancouver that serve all-you-can-eat brunch buffets on Saturdays and Sundays. With delicious dishes like smoked salmon benedict, braised lamb shakshuka and French Toast, these places are worth checking out. So grab your partner or your besties and enjoy an amazing meal this weekend. ARC Restaurant See on Instagram Price: $65 Address: 90 ..read more

Did you know Vancouver has several museums and galleries that you can go to for free? That's right, you can head to certain venues around Metro Vancouver to learn about the province's history and see art curated by local artists, without spending any cash. While the majority of these venues have free admission anytime you go, some only offer it on certain days of the month. Here are eight Vancouver museums and galleries you can visit for free in 2024. Vancouver Art Gallery See on Instagram Price: Free When: The first Friday evening of every month from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Address: 750 Hornby ..read more

Dragon boat racers from around B.C. and the U.S. will be taking part in Canada's first dragon boat festival of 2024 in Vancouver this weekend. The fifth annual Inlet Spring Regatta is happening in Port Moody, which is part of Metro Vancouver, on Saturday. The event marks the beginning of the Canadian Dragon Boat Season and organizers say the 2024 festival will be bigger than ever with registration reaching full capacity. "We're proud to announce that we have 44 teams geared up and ready to race!" Robbin Whachell, President of the Nothin' Dragon Paddling Society said in a press release. "Addi ..read more

The weekend is almost here and it's time to start making plans. There are many exciting things to do in Vancouver this weekend, and the best part is that many of them are free. From a massive parade to a dragon boat festival and a yoga workshop, here are seven free events happening in Vancouver this weekend. Surrey Khalsa Day Vaisakhi Parade See on Instagram Price: Free Address: The parade starts at the Gurdwara Dashmesh Darbar Temple located at 12885 85th Ave. in Surrey When: April 20, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Why You Need To Go: More than 500,000 people are expected to attend the annua ..read more

If you're planning a road trip this spring or summer and don't spook easily, you may want to check out some of B.C.'s abandoned towns and places. Canada's West Coast is filled with abandoned structures and eerie ghost towns and many of them are just a short trip from Vancouver. From a former psychiatric asylum to what was once Canada's richest silver mining community, here are six abandoned places near Vancouver you can check out. Sandon See on Instagram ​Address: The foothills of the Selkirk Mountains Why You Should Go: Sandon, located in B.C.'s West Kootenay region, was once the capita ..read more

Summer is just around the corner, and it's time to start planning some trips to the beach. If you're unsure where to go, three beaches in B.C. were just named among the most popular in the world, and with dreamy white sand, rolling waves and gorgeous settings, it's easy to see why. Online betting site Betway looked at the top beaches around the globe in a recent study. The company analyzed the popularity of beaches around the world based on a combination of Google searches, Instagram posts, and TikTok views, and used data from the past year to identify the beaches that were most popular with ..read more

If you're a big coffee drinker, you know Vancouver is a coffee lover's dream. The B.C. city is home to countless coffee shops and the sheer amount of cafes can be overwhelming if you're trying to find a new one to try out. However, that doesn't mean you should stick to your one go-to spot because there are so many incredible cafes in every Vancouver neighbourhood. If you're coming to Vancouver for a visit, then you may be curious about which cafes are worth going to. Here are 11 dreamy cafes that every Vancouverite and visitor should check out in 2024. Le Marché St. George See on Instagram ..read more

If you want to enjoy a European summer, there's no need to leave the country — Canada is home to several charming cities and towns with European flair that will whisk you abroad. For those looking for an English-inspired trip, you can head to Canada's "most British city," which is full of landmarks, historical sites and more that will make you feel like royalty. To be transported across the pond, head to Canada's West Coast. Located on the water on Vancouver Island lies Victoria, Canada's most British city. Originally known as Fort Victoria, a settlement named for Queen Victoria in 1843, Vic ..read more

Have you been itching to travel, but hate long-haul flights? A relaxing vacation doesn't have to mean numerous hours spent in the air; luckily, plenty of beautiful destinations involve just a quick plane ride from Vancouver. Whether you need a beach vacation or want to explore a new city in the U.S., your next holiday doesn't have to be far away. Here are 11 destinations you can fly to directly from Vancouver in six hours or less. Palm Springs, California See on Instagram ​Flight time: 3 hours Why You Need To Go: You can take off from Vancouver and head to Palm Springs, a city in the Son ..read more

Spring is the kick-off to tons of festivals in and around Vancouver and 2024 has a packed list of events coming to the city. Whether you like cultural cuisine, craft beer, music or film, there's no shortage of festivals featuring that and more over the next few months. Here are 19 festivals happening in and around Vancouver in 2024. Harrison Tulip Festival See on Instagram Cost: $12 - $20 Address: 5039 Lougheed Hwy., Agassiz, BC When: From April 6, open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday to Friday and 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on weekends Why You Should Go: You can wander throu ..read more