Burnaby Mountain Park

City and mountain views from many winding trails at Burnaby Mountain Park. Great park for walking/jogging, kids, dates and picnics with romantic flower garden, restaurant and views.

Downtown Vancouver

Vancouver’s Downtown is the city’s urban epicenter. A wide variety of retail, restaurants and specialty stores can be found here. English Bay, Downtown’s neighborhood public beach, is walking distance from Robson Street, the main and most popular shopping strip- the best of both worlds!

Chinatown

Vancouver's historic Chinatown is the second largest in North America, second to San Francisco's. Chinatown can be easily accessed from Downtown Vancouver. The approximate street borders are Hastings, Georgia, Gore, and Taylor.

Gastown

Historic Gastown was Vancouver’s first neighborhood. A major tourist destination, Gastown maintains the historic feeling with its Victorian Street lamps and red cobble stoned streets. Gastown’s most famous landmark is the steam clock. Its street boundaries are Water, Columbia, Hastings and Cambie.

Granville Island

Granville Island is a small island and shopping district close to Downtown Vancouver, and is a major tourist destination. The Public Market is located here, along with the Arts Club Theatre, Emily Carr Art Institute, a large marina, and several other specialty stores.

Kitsilano

Kitsilano is Vancouver’s beach community and is located in the south end of Vancouver, across the Burrard Street Bridge. The Maritime Museum and Vancouver Planetarium are located here.

Stanley Park

Stanley Park is a 1,000-acre city park that borders Downtown Vancouver. The park attracts approximately 8 million visitors a year and offers fantastic views of the Northshore and Downtown, depending on where you are. Stanley Park has three beaches and a seawall along the water, taken advantage by runners, walkers, bikers and roller bladers.

Science World / False Creek

False Creek is a small inlet in the heart of Vancouver. It separates downtown from the rest of the city. Science World, now the Telus World of Science, is located at its eastern end and the Burrard Street Bridge crosses its western end. False Creek is also spanned by the Granville Street and Cambie Street bridges.

Yaletown

Yaletown is an upscale Downtown community approximately bordered by False Creek, Robson Street and Homer Street. Yaletown used to be an industrial warehouse district and has undergone heavy refurbishment that made Yaletown the hip, urban community that it is today.