Vancouver 1-Day City Tour (English, Daily Departure)

D1

Day 1 Vancouver 1-Day Tour

• Attractions

  Stanley Park Totem Poles

  Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

  Granville Island

  Gastown

  Vancouver Lookout
• Description

  Vancouver is a major city in western Canada and one of the cleanest places in the world! Vancouver is also consistently named as one of the top five worldwide cities for livability and quality of life! Explore the beauty of Vancouver with us today.
  
  Itinerary:
  Panoramic City Drive: Roundhouse Community Centre+English Bay+Robson Street+Vancouver Art Gallery (Pass by) → Stanley Park Totem Poles (25 mins) → Capilano Suspension Bridge Park (Admission included, 75 mins) → Stanley Park Prospect Point (15 mins) → Granville Island (90 mins) → Chinatown (Pass by) → Gastown (15 mins) → Vancouver Lookout Tower (Admission included, 45 mins)
  
  Stanley Park Totem Poles
  The Stanley Park Totem Poles at Brockton Point are one of British Columbia’s most visited tourist attractions. These towering monuments tell stories about the First Nations that lived in the region and are one of the most recognizable symbols of western Canada.
  
  Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
  The pedestrian suspension bridge in the suspension bridge park is suspended in the sky. It was built by local aborigines with hemp ropes and thick wooden boards a hundred years ago. Under the bridge is the fast-flowing Capilano River. When the wind blows through the valley, the suspension bridge will swing and make a sound, which is quite similar to human laughter, so it is also called the "Laughing Bridge". The suspension bridge spans the Capilano River and a large area of dense forest. Walking on the suspension bridge, you can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery of the forest, but also the snow-capped mountains in the distance and the nearby river valley. You can be completely in the nature. If you are lucky, you can also see the gorgeous rainbow caused by the river water vapor.
  
  Granville Island
  Granville Island was formerly an industrial peninsula, with abandoned railway factories scattered throughout the streets and alleys. After renovation, it has a brand new look and is full of modern art. There is also a traditional farmer'smarket outdoors in summer. The leisurely atmosphere here allows you to experience the casual lifestyle of Vancouver locals.
  
  Gastown
  Gastown is located in downtown Vancouver and is the birthplace of Vancouver. The Victorian buildings in the streets and alleys retain their appearance in the early 20th century, and there are also trendy and creative shops, cobblestone streets, open-air cafes, antique shops, boutiques and restaurants. Vancouver's historic landmark, the Steam Clock, is located here. Strolling along the narrow streets paved with red bricks and cobblestones, the historical atmosphere of the 19th century hits you in the face, making it an ideal choice for many movie scenes.
  
  Vancouver Lookout
  Vancouver Lookout is located on the top floor of the Harbour Centre in downtown Vancouver and is a popular landmark for enjoying the city view of Vancouver. Take the glass elevator directly to the observation deck, where you can overlook the entire Vancouver city area with a 360-degree view, including Stanley Park, North Shore Mountains, Gastown, etc. The "Fifty Shades of Grey Trilogy" was filmed here.