Photo courtesy of Tourism Vancouver / Hubert Kang
Step into history
Vancouver’s oldest neighborhood is also one of its most charming. Gastown was founded as a single tavern back in 1867, and today, it’s known for its Victorian architecture, cobbled walkways, fashion scene and some of the best dining in the city.
Photo courtesy of Tourism Vancouver / Michael Song
A show of pride
Vancouver’s Davie Street Village was the site of Canada’s first permanent rainbow-colored crosswalk, unveiled during Pride Week in 2013. Today, the city shows off its pride with over two dozen of these permanent installations.
Photo courtesy of Tourism Vancouver / Tanya Goehring
Life along False Creek
False Creek, a scenic inlet that extends into the heart of Vancouver, offers some of the best city views. Ferries traversing the inlet take passengers from one side of the waterway to the other throughout the day.
Photo courtesy of Tourism Vancouver / Hubert Kang
Color, color everywhere
While you’ll find colorful examples of street art throughout the city, there’s a mural on just about every building in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood. This one is called Luxurious Dreamscape Bubblebath by David Ullock and Douglas…
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