This tour of culturally rich Vancouver begins with an introduction to downtown core including Canada Place, and Robson Street. Wind through historic and modern architectural wonders on route to Stanley Park, a 1,000-acre natural oasis, surrounded by the Pacific Ocean. Stop in Totem Park to see the First Nations Totem Poles up close, and gaze upon ever-changing rainforest and shoreline scenery on the way through the park.
Continue to the enchanting sights of English Bay beach area, followed by the eclectic Granville Island Market. This artisan's market embodies the ideal of handcrafted, with all food, art, and music locally produced, as a labour of love.
Top off this adventure with a glass elevator ride 169 metres above the streets, at the Vancouver Lookout, for views of the ocean framed by the lush Coastal Mountains, busy city, and rugged shoreline. This tour is a great introduction to the scenic and historic highlights of beautiful Vancouver.
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Vancouver, BC
Welcome to Vancouver, a city where urban charm meets natural beauty! Surrounded by mountains and ocean, it offers stunning views, vibrant neighborhoods, and a rich cultural experience. From scenic parks to world-class dining, Vancouver has something for everyone!
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Canada Place
The roof of Canada Place, Vancouver's large convention facility, is made of cloth pieces to resemble sails. This complex contains the Vancouver Convention Center, the local cruise ship terminals, the city's World Trade Center, and a hotel.
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Robson Street
Robson Street in downtown Vancouver offers some of the city's finest upscale shopping centers and restaurants, stretching across town from the West End through the main downtown area. The street is also popular for cruising motorists.
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Stanley Park
One of Vancouver's main tourist attractions and beloved by visitors and locals alike, this massive park on the western coast of Canada is not to be missed. Stanley Park was the first park in Vancouver, and remains the largest.
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First Nations Totem Poles
The totem poles in Stanley Park, Vancouver, stand as testaments to the First Nations people and their culture. These beautifully carved and painted wooden structures depict a variety of things, from animals to scenes from First Nations mythology.
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English Bay
English Bay is an area west of Downtown Vancouver. Many of the city's beaches are formed around this body of water. The area hosts many events, such as the Celebration of Light, an annual musical fireworks competition.
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Vancouver Lookout
This observation deck, at the top of the Harbour Center, provides amazing views of the city of Vancouver and the surrounding area, making it possible to see views of the mountain ranges of British Columbia far in the distance.
Admission (Included): Adult $16.25; Child $8.25 (6-12); Senior $13.25 (60+)