Vancouver Landmarks

An iconic Downtown tower with breathtaking, panoramic views of the city.

Formerly the site of basalt quarries, this multi-levelled park provides breathtaking views and fantastic photos.

Located off Downtown Vancouver, this huge urban park is always bustling. Surrounded by the waters of English Bay and Burrard Inlet, this is a park that you must see if you are in Vancouver.

A urban shopping district just off False Creek, this is a must see for anyone looking for unique specialty shops and galleries.

Located off Robson Square, this masterfully designed building is an icon of Downtown and is filled with innovative exhibits, which make for a wonderful unique experience.

Styled to look like a 19th-century antique, this unique landmark is a global rarity, being one of the only of its kind. It whistles every 15 minutes, which attracts visitors wanting to hear its chime.

This is an iconic suspension bridge connecting Downtown Vancouver to North and West Vancouver. Known for its distinctive green hue, it is equally beautiful in the day or in the night, once the lights come on.

Build for Expo '86, this iconic domed structure at the end of False Creek is a magical place to be as a kid and a beautiful architectural wonder to view as an adult.

This is a favourite for animal lovers, especially marine animals, as it houses over 65,000 creatures.

This iconic convention centre is located right on the waterfront of Downtown. Its home to the cruise ship terminal, iconic billowing sails, a luxury hotel, and at Christmas time, some of the best light displays in Vancouver.

You've probably seen this stadium while driving into Vancouver; You might have even been inside for a football game or a concert from Beyoncé, Taylor Swift or U2!

While not as big or as popular as its neighbour, this stadium is home to the Vancouver Canucks and is a favourite place for sports fans to go.

A historic and beautiful Anglican church in downtown Vancouver, this beautiful building is known for stained glass windows and stunning architecture. It is open for public visits almost all throughout the day, but you might be able to catch a concert there at night.

Located in the Heart of Downtown, this breathtaking catholic cathedral is renowned for its 21 stained glass windows, high towers, unique statues and historical artifacts housed inside.

Home to thousands of Chinese Canadians, this is a great place to take a walk through the lovely gardens or the breathtaking Millennium gate, and stop at one of the many bakeries for a quick treat.

Built for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, these 4 magnificent pillars are only lit for special events, but when they are, they look even more impressive.