Canada Place
- Address:North foot of Howe Street, Downtown, Vancouver
- Hours:Open daily
- Admission:Free
9:01 PM Sunday, May 27
Partly sunny. Mild.
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One of the best places to orient yourself, especially if this is your first trip to Vancouver, is Canada Place. Built for Expo '86, this iconic, postcard-friendly landmark is hard to miss: its five tall Teflon sails that jut into the sky over Burrard Inlet resemble a giant sailing ship. Now a cruise-ship terminal and convention center, it's also a pier where you can stroll out over the waterfront, watch the splashing floatplanes, and catch some spectacular sea-to-mountain views.
Around the perimeter of Canada Place is a promenade, where you can gaze out at the North Shore mountains standing tall across Burrard Inlet. You can also see nearby Stanley Park and its famous Seawall Promenade. Walk to the other end of the promenade and you’ll be rewarded with great city views, including the historic low-rise tops of Gastown, where Vancouver was first settled. If it's raining, duck inside for the CN IMAX Theatre and the Port Authority Interpretation Centre, a hands-on, kid-friendly showcase illuminating the city's maritime trade.
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Great way to get around Vancouver. You can use it for more than 2 days, they only want a flash of your green ticket, no one checks the date, so great value for money, only drawback, they stop about 5pm.
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This was great! Well done on both red and blue lines. The driver Ross was worth the whole trip. Would recommend this to others.
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Great. Thoroughly enjoyed the tour. Ideal way to see most of the city at one go. As with any large organisation some of the drivers are superb wheras others are just OK. Hope you get a good one!!
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Canada Place is located on the northeast edge of downtown Vancouver. It’s easily accessible by public transportation, and the Sky Train, which is one block away. Nearby attractions are Gastown, the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Art, Vancouver Art Gallery, and Robson Street. Tourism Vancouver Touristinfo Centre is right across the street.
