Vancouver Grand City Tour – Guided Private Tour

Among the select few culturally-historic neighbourhoods in Vancouver. Chinatown is a neighbourhood that was founded more than a century ago. You will go to the Chinese neighbourhood and the Millennium Gate, which is the world's narrowest commercial structure.

The Vancouver-Alaska cruise line calls Canada Place home port. It is also home to West Park, FlyOver Canada, the World Trade Centre, Pan Pacific Hotel, and Vancouver Convention Centre East. Furthermore, you'll go to the Olympi

Situated along Beach Ave, English Bay Beach, also known as First Beach, is the busiest beach location in Vancouver's downtown. Along the east side of the shore is the Stanley Park Seawall, a well-liked route for bicyclists and runners. Denman Street, the lovely sandy beach, and the Mazing Laughter bronze sculptures will all be on your itinerary.

Situated on the northwest portion of Vancouver's Downtown Peninsula and encircled by the waters of Burrard Inlet and English Bay, Stanley Park is a 405-hectare public park in British Columbia, Canada. The sea wall, Brockton Point Lighthouse, Girl in a Wetsuit, and the Lions Gate bridge will all be seen, along with both halves of the park.

Adjacent to Vancouver, British Columbia, the City of North Vancouver is a waterfront community situated on the northern edge of Burrard Inlet. Out of the three North Shore municipalities, it has the smallest land and is also the most urbanised.

North Vancouver District borders West Vancouver, which is located northwest of the city on the southeast shore of Howe Sound and the northern side of English Bay. Ambleside Park is one of the well-known parks in West Vancouver. is the richest municipality in Canada as well. You are going to go to a lovely park by the shore in a British-style neighbourhood.

Approximately 1,000 people live permanently in the West Vancouver hamlet of Horseshoe Bay. You will go to a seaside park in a charming community and the BC Ferries port.