Tourism Vancouver - Official Visitors' Guide

2013/2014

Issue link: http://digital.canadawide.com/i/134491

Contents of this Issue

Navigation

Page 6 of 107

One day in Vancouver will have you wishing for more – try this quick itinerary to soak up the sights and get a feel for this incredible city Morning Get the lay of the land at the newly renovated Visitor Centre at 200 Burrard Street, and purchase half-price tickets to an evening performance through Tickets Tonight. Sign up for a guided tour of the city by bus, bike or foot, or explore Vancouver's unique neighbourhoods on your own (see page 12). Then escape the city altogether at scenic Stanley Park, a 400-hectare (1,000-acre) urban oasis bordered by a seawall made for strolling. Afternoon Get lunch on the go from one of the city's many fusion food carts, then saunter down Robson Street, a shopper's mecca for everything from haute couture to handmade souvenirs. Stop for a latte and some people watching on a bustling coffee shop patio, or enjoy an artistic perspective at the Vancouver Art Gallery. Looking for something to decorate your walls at home? Drop into local artists' studios in Gastown for First Nations and contemporary art. Evening Learn a little about the city's history and its famous steam clock in Gastown, Vancouver's Victorian birthplace, before heading to Yaletown for dinner at one of the trendiest restaurants in town. Catch your show (remember the tickets you bought this morning?), and finish off the day with a nightcap at a lively Granville Street bar. TVan photo: Albert Normandin p06-07_24Hours.indd 7 tourismvancouver.com  7 13-04-17 1:37 PM

Articles in this issue

Links on this page

view archives of Tourism Vancouver - Official Visitors' Guide - 2013/2014