Canada

Exploring Vancouver day 1

Vancouver is known for its scenic views, mild climate and friendly people. Start the day with breakfast in the marina, walk along the waterfront to Gastown and have dinner on Granville Island.

Exploring Vancouver day 1
West Canada road trip: the ideal 3-4 week itinerary
Day 22
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Marinaside Crescent 1137, Vancouver, Canada

Breakfast by the water in Yaletown’s Quayside Marina

Head to OEB Breakfast Co. for French toast or eggs Benny. Prefer a French twist? Provence Marinaside has you covered with buttery croissants and seafood omelets. Grab a seat on the patio for some sunshine and views of bobbing sailboats. Once fueled up, stroll along the Seawall, soaking up the morning buzz of joggers and cyclists. Pass by Science World with its iconic geodesic dome and keep going until you reach Chinatown, to finish your walk in Gastown.

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Vancouver, Canada

Experience Victorian charm in Gastown

In Gastown, Victorian-style architecture and cobblestone streets meet cute boutiques and trendy bistros. Don't miss the iconic steam clock, a highlight of this historic neighbourhood.

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Canada Place 1055, Vancouver, Canada

Downtown Vancouver: where the sky meets the sea

Walk past the city's skyscrapers in the financial district and experience the city's dynamic energy. Explore Canada Place, an iconic landmark resembling a ship with its sails and catch a glimpse of the towering Vancouver Lookout. Also, check out the Digital Orca statue and Pink Alley.

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Granville Island, Vancouver, Canada

Explore Granville Island

This small peninsula bursts with art galleries, local shops, and restaurants. Explore the public market, an indoor haven for food enthusiasts The best way to get here is with a taxi or, alternatively, take the Aquabus.

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Johnston Street 1535, Vancouver, Canada

Seafood for dinner

Conclude your stroll on Granville Island at the Sandbar, where you can delight in a delicious seafood dinner. The restaurant is located next to the Public market and has a unique patio under the Granville Street Bridge, overlooking the river.