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Canada Place |
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780-999 Canada Pl, Vancouver V6C 3C1 • 604-647-7390 • 604-775-7200
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Distance:
~54 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. This busy port of Vancouver welcomes more than 2800 ships from more than 60 countries each year. Its impressive landmark structure, Canada Place, houses the Vancouver Trade and Convention Center, the Vancouver Board of Trade, IMAX theater, restaurants, shops and the world-class Pan Pacific Hotel. |
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User Rating: 8
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Vancouver Lookout – Harbour Centre Tower |
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555 West Hastings Rd, Vancouver V6B 4N5 • 604-689-0421
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Distance:
~354 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. Look out! The Vancouver Lookout Harbour Centre Tower provides a stunning 360-degree view of the city, equally impressive during the day and at night. Opened on August 13, 1977 by Neil Armstrong, who left behind his footprint in the concrete, the tower is Vancouver's tallest at 581 feet. Try to visit on a clear day – even the ride up, in a glass elevator, will give you a great view! |
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User Rating: 8
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Vancouver Art Gallery |
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750 Hornby St, Vancouver V6Z 2H7 • 604-662-4719
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Distance:
~0.722 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. The works of contemporary local, Canadian and Native Inuit artists are featured in this prominent gallery located in the former provincial courthouse. The works of British Columbia painter Emily Carr (1871-1945), Canada's famous "Group of Seven," and European masters are displayed in exhibitions in the gallery's permanent collection. A Children's Gallery offers art workshops while other programming includes interpretive performances, art demonstrations and guided tours. |
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User Rating: 7.25
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Library Square |
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(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing) |
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350 W Georgia St, Vancouver V6B 6B1 • 604-331-3600 • 604-331-3603ý
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Distance:
~0.810 km * |
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Library Square is the home of Vancouver's Central Library, and one of the city's most famous landmarks. The building itself is architecturally stunning, inside and out, and in addition to the library, it houses government offices, shops and cafes. The square is situated on a full city block and features open plazas, a waterfall and shaded atriums. |
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User Rating: 8.5
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Sam Kee Building |
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(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing) |
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8 W Pender St Chinatown, Vancouver V6B 1R5
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Distance:
~0.997 km * |
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In the early 20th century, the Sam Kee Company was one of Chinatown's wealthiest enterprises. This extremely narrow, steel-framed building was designed in 1913 as Sam Kee's rebellious response to the city's expropriating 24 feet of his original lot for street-widening without compensating him. The store is less than six feet deep. Large bay windows help make the most of space that once housed public baths, offices, shops and living quarters. |
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Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden |
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(Attractions & Activities - Museums) |
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578 Carrall St, Vancouver V6B 2J8 • 604-662-3207
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Distance:
~1.106 km * |
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Constructed in an authentic Ming Dynasty-style, the garden is renowned as being the first of its type built since the late 15th century. Traditional materials from Suzhou, the Garden City of the People's Republic, were used in the construction. It was built with only carefully arranged rocks, wood, plants and water, all without using screws, nails or power tools. The principles of yin and yang opposites, such as light and dark and rough and smooth, are a strong element in this garden's design. |
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User Rating: 7.5
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BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum |
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777 Pacific Blvd S Gate A, Vancouver V6B 4Y8 • 604-687-5520
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Distance:
~1.328 km * |
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This museum, located in the British Columbia Place Stadium Complex, houses the most complete collection of artifacts and sports memorabilia in British Columbia. Test your skills in climbing, throwing, racing and riding in the hi-tech Participation Gallery. Witness 150 years of sports in the Theater History Gallery. The Hall of Champions Gallery commemorates the lives of disabled athletes Terry Fox and Rick Hanson. |
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User Rating: 9
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Stanley Park |
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Georgia St, Vancouver • 604-257-8400 • 604-646-4660
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Distance:
~1.782 km * |
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Stanley Park is a city treasure and is one of the largest urban parks in North America. Enjoy the park's many attractions, including the formal Rose Garden, Lost Lagoon, Malkin Bowl (an outdoor theater), totem poles at Brockton Point, Lumberman's Arch, Beaver Lake, Vancouver Aquarium, the Vancouver Rowing Club, the Lions' Gate Suspension Bridge, Siwash Rock, Ferguson Point, a water park and beaches. During the summer months, a shuttle bus travels through the park, stopping at some of the most popular attractions. |
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User Rating: 9
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Science World / Alcan Omnimax Theatre |
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1455 Quebec St, Vancouver V6A 3Z7 • 604-443-7443
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Distance:
~1.920 km * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. Enjoy hands-on exhibits that teach about light, sound, physics, biology, meteorology and even music. Young children enjoy the Search Gallery, which allows them to crawl through a beaver lodge and observe tree roots hanging from the ceiling as they learn about British Columbia's natural history. The Omnimax Theater features films on a variety of subjects, including Antarctica, a Pacific Rim volcano, and the history of transportation. |
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User Rating: 9.5
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English Bay Beach |
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Beach Ave between Denman and Burrard Sts, Vancouver
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Distance:
~2.144 km * |
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This popular West End beach is a favorite of swimmers and sunbathers. An international fireworks exhibit, Symphony of Fire, is held each summer, and the park hosts the Polar Bear Swim on New Year's Day. On Sunday afternoons when the weather is fair, a band plays in the gingerbread-style bandstand. |
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* All distances are
approximate "straight-line" distances.
See Directions for actual "travel distances."
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