Robert WebbVancouver is the kind of city that steals your heart in just a few days. Trust me, after three packed days of exploring, eating, and getting lost (in a good way), I’m here to help you make the most of it.
From jaw-dropping mountain views to food that’ll make you want to move here, this itinerary has it all.
So, grab your walking shoes, and let’s dive into three days of adventure in one of the coolest cities on the planet!
- Best Time to Go
- How to Get Around Vancouver
- Day 1: Tourist Spots
- Have Breakfast at Breka Bakery & Cafe
- Explore Stanley Park
- Get Lunch at Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant & Brewpub
- Stroll through the Exhibits at the Vancouver Aquarium
- Wander through the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
- Learn and Have Fun at Science World
- Have Dinner and Shop at the Granville Island Public Market
- Day 2: All About the Views
- Day 3: Neighborhood Walk
- Where to Stay in Vancouver
- Where to Shop in Vancouver
- Apps to Download for a Trip to Vancouver
Best Time to Go
The best time to go to Vancouver is from April to September. This is the spring and summer season of the city, when there’s a unique mix of outdoor and indoor activities available for visitors.
However, the fall season (October to December) is a beautiful time to visit if you want to witness the city streets become festive with holiday lights, events, and plenty of shopping.
To score great deals on flight tickets and hotels, winter (January to March) is the best choice. During this time, the city offers skiing and snowboarding just 20 minutes from downtown.
How to Get Around Vancouver
PRO TIP: With a Compass Card, exploring the city by public transit will be a breeze. You can use this card when boarding the Skytrain, Seabus, and West Coast Express stations.
Skytrain: this rapid transit system has three lines (Canada, Expo, and Millenium) that takes you all around Metro Vancouver.
The Expo Line goes to Burnaby, New Westminster, and Surrey; the Millennium Line serves Burnaby, Port Moody, and Coquitlam; and the Canada Line connects Richmond and the airport.
Buses: Vancouver’s bus system, run by TransLink, covers various city areas all day. The RapidBus routes and the 99 B-Line offer quicker service with fewer stops.
SeaBus: ferry that travels across the Burrard Inlet, linking Waterfront Station in Downtown Vancouver with Lonsdale Quay in North Vancouver.
Mobi: public bike share system provides an easy and cost-effective way to travel around Vancouver.
Day 1: Tourist Spots
Stop 1: Breka Bakery & Cafe
Stop 2: Stanley Park
Stop 3: Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant & Brewpub
Stop 4: Vancouver Aquarium
Stop 5: Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
Stop 6: Science World
Stop 7: Granville Island Public Market
Have Breakfast at Breka Bakery & Cafe
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Suggested Time to Visit: 8:00am
Average Duration: 1 hour
Address: 821 Denman St
Phone: +1 604-423-3288
Breka Bakery and Café on Denman is your go-to spot any time, day or night, for fresh bread, coffee, and tasty bites.
I’d personally suggest the Spinach & Artichoke Pocket—another customer in line swore by it—or the Apricot Chicken Salad Sandwich, which comes with a pickle that’s surprisingly addictive.
And if you’re in need of a quick caffeine fix, try the Vanilla Bean Frappé. It’s deliciously sweet and guaranteed to give you that extra boost for the day ahead.
Explore Stanley Park
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Suggested Time to Visit: 09:00 am
Average Duration: 2 to 3 hours
Address: Vancouver, BC V6G 1Z4*
Phone: +1 604-681-6728
Once you’re done at Breka Bekery & Cafe, head northeast on Denman Street toward Robson Street, then cross the pedestrian lane and take a left. Keep walking straight, and before you know it, you’ll find yourself at the entrance of the iconic Stanley Park!
Stanley Park is the park to visit in Vancouver, and it’s got everything: beautiful beaches, lush greenery, fascinating landmarks, and breathtaking scenery at every turn.
This park is impeccably kept, with clearly marked trails perfect for walking, biking, or even rollerblading. The famous seawall—a stunning 10-kilometer loop, treats you to panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, Burrard Inlet, and the majestic North Shore Mountains.
Also, don’t miss the iconic totem poles at Brockton Point, a striking display of Indigenous artistry and culture that adds a rich layer of history to your Stanley Park adventure.
We recommend that you rent a bike and cruise along the seawall, soaking in the Pacific breeze as you go. Stanley Park is an absolute must-see on any Vancouver itinerary!
Get Lunch at Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant & Brewpub
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Suggested Time to Visit: 12:00 pm
Average Duration: 1 hour
Address: Vancouver, BC V6G 1Z4
Phone: +1 604-681-6728
Stanley Park Brewing Restaurant & Brewpub is located at the Beach Avenue entrance of Stanley Park. Once you see the pitch and putt, it’s just right across!
It’s a cozy little restaurant with a spacious outdoor patio complete with heaters, perfect for soaking up the park vibes. The food is consistently delicious, and their rotating menu keeps things fresh with new options regularly.
Personally, their chicken breast sandwiches are always a hit—juicy and full of flavor. The Parkhouse sandwich, packed with chicken and served with crispy fries, is another must-try. Plus, for being in the heart of the park, their beers are a steal at $8.50!
Stroll through the Exhibits at the Vancouver Aquarium
Suggested Time to Visit: 01:00 pm
Average Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes
Address: 845 Avison Way
Phone: +1 778-655-9554
From Stanley Park, we recommend that you hail a 7-minute taxi to take you from here to the Vancouver Aquarium. Alternatively, you can walk or take a Mobi bike ride.
While this aquarium might not have the colossal tanks you see at its bigger counterparts, this spot is all about celebrating Western Canadian marine life with some seriously cool exhibits.
At the BC Wild Coast Exhibit, you can check out their rescue center with adorable harbor seals, sea lions, and otters. Then explore two floors dedicated to the vibrant marine life of the Strait of Georgia.
There’s also Steller’s Bay with its playful sea lions, The Tropics’ array of colorful fish, and the mesmerizing jellyfish exhibit.
Whether you’re looking for a sunny afternoon diversion or a cozy rain-day retreat, the Vancouver Aquarium is the perfect spot to get up close with nature. Expect to spend at least two hours here to fully explore all the exhibits.
Wander through the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
Suggested Time to Visit: 02:30 pm
Average Duration: 1 hour
Address: 578 Carrall Street
Phone: +1 604-662-3207
From the Vancouver Aquarium, head to the EB W Georgia St @ Denman St bus stop and ride the 019 bus to E Pender. From there, the next attraction for the day is about a minute walk away.
The Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden is a hidden gem right in the middle of the city. It’s amazing how this peaceful oasis is nestled among all the urban chaos.
Once you step inside, you’ll find beautifully designed pathways, stunning views through traditional doorways, and lush greenery that makes it feel like a different world. The unique rock formations, the lily-covered pond, and the charming pagoda all add to the serene atmosphere.
There’s even a room by the gift shop where you can try your hand at calligraphy and enjoy a free cup of jasmine tea. And speaking of the gift shop—prepare to spend a little extra time browsing through their cute trinkets and souvenirs.
If you can visit during one of their evening festivals, the garden becomes even more enchanting as the sun sets. An hour is enough to explore the gardens as it’s not as big as Stanley Park.
Learn and Have Fun at Science World
Suggested Time to Visit: 05:00 pm
Average Duration: 2 hours
Address: 1455 Quebec Street
Phone: +1 604-443-7440
From Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Chinese Garden, walk to the bus stop at EB Keefer Place at Taylor St. Then, board the 023 bus to National Ave @ Quebec St. From there, the next stop is about a 6-minute walk away.
Science World is a blast for all ages with its mix of interactive exhibits and hands-on activities. Whether you’re a kid or just a kid at heart, there’s something here to keep everyone entertained and engaged.
Make sure to take your time exploring the walls and tables here. They’re filled with fascinating displays that will have you pondering and learning. Don’t miss out on the shows—they’re interactive and packed with fun, making it a full day of excitement and discovery.
There’s also the OMNIMAX theater, where films are like a sensory rollercoaster. With stunning visuals and immersive effects, it’s an unforgettable way to dive into the wonders of the world and the universe.
Give yourself at least two hours to fully explore everything Science World has to offer—it’s packed with fun and interactive exhibits that are worth taking your time with!
Have Dinner and Shop at the Granville Island Public Market
Suggested Time to Visit: 07:00 pm
Average Duration: 2 to 3 hours
Address: Public Market, 1689 Johnston Street
Phone: +1 604-666-6655
From Science World, a fun way to get to your final stop of the day is to hop on the Aquabus! The ride takes about 22 minutes, and you’ll enjoy the scenic journey through six stops before arriving at Granville Island.
Now, Granville Island Public Market is a feast for the senses—beautiful, clean, and brimming with delicious options. It’s the perfect spot to eat, shop, sip, and explore. You can even rent a boat or take a little cruise along the creek if you’re feeling adventurous.
The food scene here is legendary. From fresh produce and artisanal baked goods to mouthwatering pies, donuts, and seafood, you’ll find it all. There’s also a variety of non-food stalls selling everything from jewelry to ceramics.
You can also consider visiting the other attractions on the island. This includes Net Loft, Artisan District, and Kids Market.
Day 2: All About the Views
Stop 1: Stock & Supply
Stop 2: Vancouver Lookout
Stop 3: Canada Place
Stop 4: Bacaro
Stop 5: Coal Harbour Seawall
Stop 6: Harbour Green Park
Stop 7: JOSS
Kick Off Your Morning at Stock & Supply
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Suggested Time to Visit: 08:00 am
Average Duration: 1 hour
Address: 550 W Hastings Street
Phone: +1 604-899-3049
Stock and Supply serves an absolutely delicious breakfast, though it can be a bit on the pricier side. Tucked inside the lounge of the Delta Hotel, just up the stairs as you walk in, it’s worth the visit.
For me, a truly amazing dish brings back memories of places tied to its flavors. Their butter chicken eggs Benny (yes, for breakfast!) transported me straight back to both India and London. Total Ratatouille moment!
Once you’re done eating breakfast, walk northeast toward Seymour Street and turn right for the first iconic attraction for the day.
Head to the Vancouver Lookout
Suggested Time to Visit: 10:00 am
Average Duration: 1 hours
Address: 555 W Hastings Street
Phone: +1 604-689-0421
The Vancouver Lookout is a must-see for anyone craving a bird’s-eye view of the city. It’s one of the best spots to soak in the beauty of downtown Vancouver, the surrounding suburbs, majestic mountains, and the sparkling bay.
Plus, you get to enjoy the stories behind the landmarks you’re gazing down on. Tickets are reasonably priced and available for purchase on-site or in advance—your choice.
Once you’ve got your ticket, it’s a swift elevator ride to the top. For those who love a bit of extra info, there’s a self-guided audio tour that adds a layer of intrigue to your visit.
After soaking in the views, head northeast on Seymour Street, then take a left onto Cordova Street. From there, make a right onto Howe Street and finally, a left, which will lead you straight to your next stop: the iconic Canada Place.
Visit Canada Place
Suggested Time to Visit: 11:00 am
Average Duration: 1 to 2 hours
Address: 999 Canada Place
Phone: +1 604-775-7200
Canada Place is a blast—vibrant and full of life! It’s packed with a fantastic blend of restaurants, cozy cafes, and quirky shops. Whether you’re exploring during the day or after dark, the views are breathtaking, with the skyline and waterfront sparkling beautifully.
The space itself is huge and impressive. The large tents are even cooler inside than you might expect, and looking up at their unique design is a real treat.
The architecture is stunning and gives the whole area a distinctive flair. It’s a must-see for anyone wanting to soak up some local charm and enjoy a great atmosphere!
By now, you’re probably ready for a bite to eat. Head over to W Cordova Street and take a right. Keep walking until you spot a relaxed restaurant with a patio featuring a glass deck—perfect for enjoying a leisurely lunch.
Treat Yourself to Lunch at Bacaro
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Suggested Time to Visit: 01:00 pm
Average Duration: 1 hour
Address: 1029 W Cordova Street
Phone: +1 604-687-9887
Bacaro is a fantastic Italian spot with a menu that’s bound to take you straight to Italy. From antipasti to bread, pasta, and rich pomodoro sauce, they offer an impressive array of traditional dishes. In fact, it’s some of the finest Venetian Bacaro cuisine I’ve ever tasted.
Don’t miss out on the off-menu specials, like the charcoal-grilled squid with farro—it’s a standout. The octopus is incredibly tender and perfectly cooked, just like the seafood linguine. Both are absolute must-tries!
Your next stop is just a short 7-minute walk away. Head northeast on W Cordova Street toward W Waterfront Road, then take a left. You’ll be there in no time!
Walk along the Coal Harbour Seawall
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Suggested Time to Visit: 02:00 pm
Average Duration: 2 hours
Address: 453 West 12th Ave
Phone: 604-873-7000
The Coal Harbour seawall is awesome! It’s this wide, paved path that runs from the southern end of Stanley Park all the way to the Vancouver Convention Centre.
The views are incredible—think Vancouver Harbour, Stanley Park, downtown Vancouver, and the North Shore Mountains. You’ll see some cool buildings and lots of green spaces along the way.
It’s the perfect mix of natural beauty and urban design, and it’s great for a walk, bike ride, or just chilling with your kids and pets.
Enjoy the Views at Harbour Green Park
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Suggested Time to Visit: 04:00 pm
Average Duration: 2 hours
Address: 1199 W Cordova Street
Phone: +1 604-873-7000
Harbour Green Park is a gem for anyone who loves a good walk or jog. The well-maintained paths are perfect for a stroll or a brisk run, and there are benches so you can take in the gorgeous views of the harbor and North Shore mountains.
It’s just a quick 3-block walk west of Canada Place—head west on Cordova Street and turn onto Bute Street. You’ll find this lovely waterfront park where you can hop onto the Seawall for a scenic stroll along Vancouver’s harbor.
Don’t miss the fountain and green space down some concrete steps. From there, you’ll catch great views of the Seabus and boat traffic.
Savor Dinner at JOSS
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Suggested Time to Visit: 06:00 pm
Average Duration: 1 hour
Address: 1190 W Cordova Street
Phone: +1 604-891-1555
For dinner, stroll southeast on W Cordova Street and cross the road to reach JOSS. It’s a great spot to unwind and enjoy a delicious meal.
JOSS is the perfect place for a laid-back evening. The outdoor seating is cozy and intimate, with stunning views that add to the relaxed vibe. If you’re in the mood for a slower-paced experience with great ambience, good music, delicious food, and quality beverages, this is your spot.
Their Hearts of Romaine Salad and wood-fired pizzas are truly exceptional. The pizza dough is light and airy, and I’d love to see their appetizer bread available for purchase by the loaf—it’s that good!
Day 3: Neighborhood Walk
Stop 1: Birds & The Beets
Stop 2: Gastown
Stop 3: Chinatown
Stop 4: Bao Bei
Stop 5: Yaletown
Stop 6: Blue Water Cafe
Begin Your Day at Birds & The Beets
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Suggested Time to Visit: 08:00 am
Average Duration: 1 hour
Address: 55 Powell Street
Birds & The Beets is a charming spot for coffee and brunch, exuding a warm and friendly vibe. Their breakfast sandwich is packed with a delightful mix of ingredients, hitting all the right notes. Definitely don’t miss the Rhubarb Pastry—it’s perfectly flaky and a real treat.
The café offers plenty of seating and big windows that let you bask in the sunlight. Plus, there’s a cute corner where you can pick up knick-knacks and fresh flowers.
Wander through the Historic Streets of Gastown
Suggested Time to Visit: 09:00 am
Average Duration: 2 hours
Address: Gastown
Phone: 604-683-5650
Your first attraction of the day is just a quick 6-minute walk away (that rhymed). Head along Powell Street toward Carrall Street, then take a left. Once you’re on W Cordova Street, Gastown is only about 170 meters ahead.
Gastown is more than just its charming cobblestone streets and historic architecture. Those are just the backdrop for a lively neighborhood full of unique boutiques, mouthwatering restaurants, and local art galleries.
One of the must-see spots here is the iconic Gastown Steam Clock, located at the corner of Cambie and Water Street. This steam-powered clock is not only a popular attraction, but it’s also a mechanical marvel.
If you’re at Waterfront Station, you’re in the hub of Vancouver’s transit network. It connects you to the Seabus, SkyTrain, WestCoast Express, and TransLink buses, plus there are plenty of places to grab a bite or go shopping in this bustling area.
The Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery is also a must-visit. This gallery showcases a collection of artwork by First Nations artists.
This includes totem poles, bentwood boxes, dancing bear sculptures, massive masks, intricately decorated paddles, and stunning woven baskets—some contemporary, others over 100 years old.
Check out Chinatown
Suggested Time to Visit: 11:00 am
Average Duration: 2 hours
Address: Chinatown
Phone: 604-632-3808
Next, make your way to one of Vancouver’s historic neighborhoods. Walk south on Abbott toward W Hastings, then turn left onto W Pender Street. From there, take a right onto Taylor Street, and you’ll be welcomed by the iconic Chinatown arch.
If you’re interested in Chinese culture or want to learn more about the history of Vancouver’s Chinese Canadian community, Chinatown is a must-visit. It’s also one of the most fascinating urban spaces in all of Canada.
Here, you’ll find vibrant Chinese restaurants, unique shops, and a bustling marketplace that spills out onto the streets. The colorful stalls and lively atmosphere create a beautiful backdrop for both merchants and shoppers.
A notable landmark in Chinatown is the Sam Kee Building. While you can only admire its exterior, it’s still worth a stop. This building has a story to tell—a piece of social history that feels just as relevant today as ever.
Make sure to visit the Chinatown Storytelling Centre and the Chinese Canadian Museum as well. Both attractions offer a deeper dive into the rich cultural heritage of Vancouver’s Chinese community.
Take a Lunch Break at Bao Bei
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Suggested Time to Visit: 01:00 pm
Average Duration: 1 hour
Address: 163 Keefer Street
Phone: +1 604-688-0876
For lunch, head south on Taylor Street toward Keefer Place and turn left. You’ll find your lunch spot for the day, Bao Bei, just ahead. Enjoy!
Bao Bei offers fantastic Asian cuisine in a cozy setting, though they’re only open for dinner. Their standout dishes include the omelet and fried chicken, both bursting with flavor.
Bao Bei puts a modern spin on casual Asian fare, making dim sum that’s perfect for an evening meal. Their cocktails, like the red date old-fashioned, complement the menu beautifully.
The pot-stickers and dumplings are particularly noteworthy—definitely don’t miss the steamed pork, betel leaf, cabbage, and fuzzy melon dumplings.
Have Fun at Yaletown
Suggested Time to Visit: 02:00 pm
Average Duration: 2 to 3 hours
Address: Yaletown
From Bao Bei, make your way to the bus stop at WB Keefer St @ Columbia St. Catch the 023 bus to WB Pacific Blvd at Cambie St. Once you get off, you’ll be ready to explore Yaletown, the next neighborhood on your adventure!
Yaletown is one of Vancouver’s trendiest neighborhoods and is known for having some of the best restaurants in the city. You can’t miss The Flying Pig, Blue Water Cafe, or Brix & Mortar—each offers a fantastic culinary experience.
While you’re in Yaletown, be sure to visit the Yaletown Roundhouse, also known as the Engine 374 Pavilion. Here, you can see the first intercontinental passenger train that journeyed from Montreal to Vancouver in 1887—a must-see piece of history for any Vancouver itinerary.
Even though Yaletown is right in the heart of downtown, it offers plenty of green spaces where you can escape the city’s hustle and bustle. One popular spot is David Lam Park, which boasts a large pond and great areas for picnicking.
Not far from there, Coopers’ Park attracts dog lovers and is home to various public art pieces. Closer to the Granville Street Bridge, George Wainborn Park stands out with its expansive lawn and stunning views of False Creek.
Get Dinner at Blue Water Cafe
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Suggested Time to Visit: 07:00 pm
Average Duration: 1 hour
Address: 1095 Hamilton Street
Right in Yaletown, this is the place to top your list if you’re craving fresh fish and seafood. Their wine list is exceptional, featuring exclusive BC wines—definitely try the standout white!
The sushi is flawlessly executed, and the halibut is cooked to perfection with tender mushrooms adding a perfect touch. Just go for it—splurge a little, enjoy the experience, and savor every bite.
Where to Stay in Vancouver
Rosewood Hotel Georgia
Address: 801 W Georgia Street
Phone: +1 604-682-5566
Pricing: $$$
Rosewood Hotel Georgia exudes sophistication with its classic decor and historic 1927 lobby lounge, featuring elegant beige seating and expertly crafted cocktails. This upscale hotel offers a blend of timeless elegance and modern style, all in a prime location in the city.
Inside, it has contemporary finishes, and exquisite interior design that truly impresses. The spa pool provides an added touch of luxury so make sure to take advantage of that.
Fairmont Hotel Vancouver
Address: 900 W Georgia St, Vancouver
Phone: +1 604-684-3131
Pricing: $$
Fairmont Hotel Vancouver is an excellent choice due to its prime location and esteemed reputation. Situated just a few blocks from the city’s must-visit streets, the hotel has earned a place on Condé Nast Traveler Magazine’s prestigious Gold List.
With its origins dating back to the 1930s, the hotel boasts elegantly appointed rooms and suites, ideal for those seeking a luxurious stay in the city’s heart.
You also benefit from a range of amenities, including a spa, a 24/7 fitness center with an indoor pool, and a grand ballroom.
Sylvia Hotel, Restaurant and Lounge
Address: 1154 Gilford Street
Phone: +1 877-681-9321
Pricing: $
Sylvia Hotel’s proximity to Stanley Park and the gorgeous views of English Bay (which is steps away) in its rooms make it an attractive choice. Well, that and the ocean view cocktail lounge they have inside.
They also offer apartment-style rooms and suites with fully equipped kitchens. You can enjoy a relaxed dining experience at the hotel’s low-key restaurant. Additional conveniences include a meeting room and on-site parking.
HI Vancouver Jericho Beach
Address: 1515 Discovery Street
Phone: 1 604-224-3208
Pricing: $
If you don’t mind the simple rooms and you’re on a budget, HI Vancouver Jericho Beach is the way to go. It’s cheap, laid-back, and you’re literally steps away from miles and miles of sandy beaches and parkland.
This place provides a range of convenient amenities, including a café, a guest kitchen, and laundry facilities. You can also enjoy sports equipment and games, as well as bike rentals and storage.
Sonder at Revival
Address: 1771 Comox Street
Phone: +1 438-795-6650
Pricing: $$
Stylish and spacious is what best describes the rooms at Sonder at Revival. It helps that they have floor-to-ceiling windows in each room as this allows for plenty of natural light to fill the space.
Plus, contactless check-in! If you prefer a self-service experience and wish to check into your room without any direct interaction, this hotel might be an ideal choice for you.
Where to Shop in Vancouver
CF Pacific Centre
Address: 701 W Georgia Street
Phone: +1 604-688-7235
CF Pacific Centre is the largest mall in Downtown Vancouver, featuring over 100 stores, many of which are located underground. It boasts a diverse selection of high-end and popular brands.
When hunger strikes, you’ll find a variety of dining options, from food court staples to sit-down restaurants. The architecture is also impressive, and its waterfront location provides a stunning backdrop.
Burrard Landing
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Address: Canada Place
Phone: 604-647-7530
This area is perfect for a leisurely stroll and exploring the sights. There are numerous restaurants nearby, and the convention center is conveniently located next door. If you’re a fan of planes, you’ll enjoy watching the float planes take off and land right by the dock.
There’s also a pleasant sidewalk path that runs along the harbor’s edge. The annual Christmas fair is held here, offering a festive experience with seasonal wine, beer, and traditional foods.
Old Faithful Shop
Address: 320 W Cordova Street
Phone: 778-327-937
Old Faithful Shop stands out as one of the most stylish stores you’ll come across. It boasts a superbly curated selection, from coffee table books to elegant Japanese donabe pots. The store’s beautiful design and aesthetic appeal make it both a visual delight and a source of inspiration.
Much & Little
Address: 2543 Main Street
Phone: +1 604-709-9034
Much & Little is undoubtedly the go-to spot for thoughtful gifts in Vancouver. The store features an impressive array of items, from soaps and candles to assorted food products and clothing.
It’s a fantastic showcase of diverse wares. What sets it apart is its commitment to sourcing goods from around the globe, including local independent designers, heritage brands, and fair trade artisans.
International Village Mall
Address: 88 W Pender Street
Phone: +1 604-646-1081
International Village Shopping Mall, situated in Chinatown and just a block from BC Place Stadium, is a vibrant destination for shopping and entertainment.
The mall offers a diverse range of stores, including those for shoes and jewelry, a food court, and a cinema. It also frequently hosts Chinese cultural events, adding to the local experience.
Apps to Download for a Trip to Vancouver
Transit: get real-time information and updates on bus arrivals, bus capacity predictions, real time vehicle locations, and special service alerts.
Street Food Vancouver: locate the nearest food trucks and food carts, with up-to-the-minute schedules so you can always find them.
Meetup: meet communities of people in your area who share the same interests as you.
Uber: book a ride anywhere in Vancouver, lets you track the driver’s location in real-time on the app and provide an estimated time of arrival.
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