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Giants Mural
As you disembark from the aquabus at Granville Island and head over to the Public Market, don’t miss the neon ... -
Granville Island
Granville Island, the second most-visited tourist attraction in Canada after Niagara Falls, has a scenic location on False Creek across ... -
Vancouver Aquarium
Ask any Vancouver kid about the best thing to do in Vancouver, and they’ll send you to the Vancouver Aquarium. ... -
Bestie
This self-described “friendly little sausage and beer parlour” has set up shop in Chinatown’s heritage Columbia Block Building. Inspired by ... -
Chinatown
Canada’s largest Chinatown is a fascinating neighborhood in full-on transition. Part old-school curio shops, bakeries and herbalists and part indie ... -
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden and Park
Let the small folk run free is this peaceful urban oasis. Ranked the World’s Top City Garden by National Geographic, ... -
Vancouver – Revolver Coffee
Revolver Coffee is ground zero for the Vancouver coffee culture revolution. Run by four knowledgeable and passionate brothers, this beautiful ... -
Ella + Elliot
Ella + Elliot carries practical as well as frivolous well-designed baby products for parents with good taste. Think chic wooden ... -
Gastown Steam Clock
Every 15 minutes Gastown’s famous Steam Clock (built 1977) at Cambie and Water Street toots and steams, so join the ... -
Old Faithful Shop
A lovingly-curated cache of pioneer chic home accessories awaits you here. Brass tipped sheesham salad servers. Duck canvas and leather ... -
Gastown
Gastown, Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhood, was designated a national historic site by the Canadian government in 2009. Where once there were ... -
Cartems Donuterie
On your way from downtown to Gastown, pay a visit to Cartems for artisan donuts and a mug of milk, ...