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1. Granville Island Public Market
Granville Island | Market/BazaarThe dozens of stalls in this 50,000-square-foot building sell locally grown fruits and vegetables direct from the farm and farther afield; other...Read More
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2. Lynn Canyon Park
Bridge/TunnelWith a steep canyon landscape, a temperate rain forest complete with waterfalls, and a suspension bridge (circa 1912) 166½ feet above raging...Read More
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3. Stanley Park Seawall
Stanley Park | Trail/PathVancouver's seawall path includes a 9-km (5½-mile) paved shoreline section within Stanley Park. It's one of several car-free zones in the park...Read More
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4. Byrnes Block
Gastown | Building/Architectural SiteAfter the 1886 Great Fire, which wiped out most of the fledgling settlement of Vancouver, George Byrnes built what is now Vancouver's oldest...Read More
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5. Cathedral Place
Downtown | Building/Architectural SiteOne of Vancouver's most handsome postmodern buildings, the 23-story Shaw Tower at Cathedral Place has a faux-copper roof that mimics that of...Read More
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6. Christ Church Cathedral
Downtown | Religious Building/Site/ShrineBuilt between 1889 and 1895, this is the oldest church in Vancouver. Constructed in the Gothic style, the Anglican church looks like the parish...Read More
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7. Contemporary Art Gallery
Yaletown | Museum/GalleryOn the lobby level of a modern apartment tower, this small nonprofit public gallery has regularly changing exhibits of contemporary local and...Read More
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8. Equinox Gallery
Mt. Pleasant | Museum/GalleryIn a bright orange former tractor company building, this 14,000-square-foot gallery exhibits works by contemporary Canadian and international...Read More
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9. Gaoler's Mews
Gastown | Neighborhood/StreetOnce the site of the city's first civic buildings—the constable's cabin and customs house, and a two-cell log jail—this atmospheric brick-paved...Read More
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10. Granville Island Water Park
Granville Island | Amusement Park/Water ParkNorth America's largest free public water park has slides, pipes, and sprinklers for children to run through. There's a grassy patch for picnics...Read More
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11. Hollow Tree
Stanley Park | Local Interest–SightNear Siwash Rock, this centuries-old 56-foot-wide burnt cedar stump has shrunk over the years but still gives an idea of how large some of the...Read More
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12. Hotel Europe
Gastown | Building/Architectural SiteOnce billed as the best hotel in the city, this 1908 flatiron building is one of the world's finest examples of triangular architecture. Now...Read More
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13. HSBC Bank Building
Downtown | Building/Architectural SiteKitty-corner to the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, this building has a five-story-high public atrium with a branch of the Sciué Italian café minichain...Read More
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14. Lonsdale Quay
Market/BazaarStalls selling fresh produce and ready-to-eat food fill the lower level of this popular indoor seaside market, and upstairs there are boutiques...Read More
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15. Lumbermen's Arch
Stanley Park | Building/Architectural SiteMade of one massive log, this archway, erected in 1952, is dedicated to the workers in Vancouver's first industry. Beside the arch is an asphalt...Read More
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16. Marine Building
Downtown | Building/Architectural SiteInspired by New York's Chrysler Building, the Marine Building is worth stopping for a look. The terra-cotta bas-reliefs on this 21-story, 1930s...Read More
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17. Millennium Gate
Chinatown | Memorial/Monument/TombThis four-pillar, three-story-high, brightly painted arch spanning Pender Street was erected in 2002 to mark the millennium and commemorate...Read More
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18. Nine O'Clock Gun
Stanley Park | ClockThis cannonlike apparatus by the water was installed in 1890 to alert fishermen to a curfew ending weekend fishing. Now it signals 9 o'clock...Read More
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19. Olympic Cauldron
Downtown | Public Art (Mural/Sculpture/Statue)A four-pronged sculpture towering more than 30 feet, the Olympic Cauldron is next to the Vancouver Convention Centre's West Building. In 2010...Read More
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20. Robson Square
Downtown | Plaza/Square/PiazzaArchitect Arthur Erickson designed this plaza to be the gathering place for downtown Vancouver, although it's not accessible at street level...Read More
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