LocationVancouver, British Columbia
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Duration3 hours
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Per Person View price
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Make the most of your time in beautiful Vancouver on a Beautiful Vancouver Half Day Tour of City's Highlights.
Your driver escorts your group to popular attractions such as Stanley Park, Granville Island, Chinatown, and Gastown. See totem poles, wander through food stalls and craft galleries, and get great city views from lookouts like Prospect Point. As you ride, listen to fascinating stories about the city, from the First Nation's People to contemporary culture. The Beautiful Vancouver Half-Day Tour of City's Highlightsis a fantastic way to get an insider's guide of the city is short span of time. Book now!
The original downtown of Vancouver has been designated a National Historic
In Canada's largest Chinatown, Vancouver's ethnic diversity is evident.
An open-air farmers' market, day vendors, and artists selling things made in Vancouver may be found at the Granville Island Public Market.
Totem pole at Brockton Point The highest point in Stanley Park, Prospect Point, may be reached after a little ride around the park and through the old cedar trees. Visit the totem poles to discover more about Stanley Park's past inhabitants, the First Nations people.
More than just a point of view, this region has a big impact on how Vancouver is now. Learn more about the SS Beaver, enjoy some delectable ice cream, and see the ships as they pass by the Lions Gate Bridge.
Beautiful Vancouver Half Day Tour
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IMPORTANT UPDATE
As of Jul 27, 2024, proof of COVID-19 vaccination with photo ID is required for restaurants and bars, casinos, concerts, theatres, cinemas, recreation and sporting facilities, festivals and more. Capacity limits for indoor and outdoor activities are based on maintaining a physical distance of 2m/6ft from others. Please follow all public health guidelines to stop the spread of COVID-19.
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