Canada PlacePass by
Waterfront views of North Shore
The Marine BuildingPass by
Most famous building in Vancouver. Beautiful art decors.
Vancouver Art GalleryPass by
Home to permanent art collection of Emily Carr, and other beautful art works of famous painters
Robson StreetPass by
The earliest and busiest shopping strip in Vancouver.
Stanley Park120 min
Visit the Rose Garden, Totem Poles, Prospect Point.
English BayPass by
Be enchanted by this beautiful beach and waterfront area of Vancouver, venue for the annual Polar Bear Swim. See the Amazing Laughter Art Sculptures.
Granville IslandA must visit historic and cultural spot of Vancouver. Visit the Granville Market Place.
YaletownPass by
Historic Yaletown - formerly a railway yard used by the Canadian Pacific Railway. See Train 374.
Vancouver Public Library, Central LibraryPass by
The largest public library in Vancouver, resembling the Roman coliseum.
B.C. Place StadiumPass by
The largest retractable roof stadium in the world, home to the Vancouver Whitecaps and BC Lions.
Rogers ArenaPass by
An ice hockey stadium, home to the Vancouver Canucks hockey team.
ChinatownPass by
The biggest Chinatown in Canada, second largest in North America. See the narrowest commercial building in the Guinness Book of Record - 6 feet wide.
GastownPass by
This is where it all began for Vancouver, named after John "Gassy Jack" Deighton in the 1860s. See the Steam Clock, the most photographed item in Gastown.
Queen Elizabeth Park60 min
Visit the Quarry Gardens, Bloedel Observatory, water fountains, and beautiful view of the city centre and the North Shore.
Vanier ParkPass by
See the Museum of Vancouver, the Maritime Museum with its Yellow Submarine, the Gordon Macmillan Observatory.
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Fourteen figures of happy stylized caricatures of the artist - a self portrait.