Spring Break in Vancouver

Nestled in the northeast of downtown Vancouver, Gastown is a place with awe-inspiring architectural heritage with ancient cobbled streets. Take a nostalgic retreat to the Steam Clock where the town began, or enjoy great pints, food, and cocktails at the Alibi Room.

This thriving town has a vibrant creative space, attracting local and out-of-town painters and performing arts professionals. A tour around Granville Island highlights stops at beautiful art galleries and restaurants serving excellent culinary delights. You'll relish a gastronomic excursion to the Granville Island Public Market.

Tucked away from Vancouver's Victorian atmosphere, Chinatown is a place with stunning Victorian buildings painted in red and signs written in Chinese. Explore the shopping destination on East Pender, Keefer, and Main Streets to shop for souvenirs. Later, relax in the colourful Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chinese Garden.

Revelers and gourmands will find a paradise in Yaletown, a remodelled warehouse district. This trendy community boasts welcoming boutique stores, restaurants, and bars. It's the perfect destination for an enjoyable night out - The Pierre's Lounge and Bar None provide an electric atmosphere to dance and drink.

With the Canadian Rockies in its background, Burnaby offers stunning views and loads of recreational activities. Check out the Burnaby Village Museum, which chronicles how life was in the 1920s. Afterward, take a hike on Burnaby Mountain for a chance to see deer, raccoons, and coyotes.