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FALSE CREEK
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STANLEY PARK
1,001-acre public park that borders the
downtown of Vancouver and is almost
entirely surrounded by waters of the
Pacific Ocean.
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SIWASH ROCK
A Squamish first nation legend has it,
that as a reward for putting the needs
of his family first, a young swimmer was
transformed into Siwash Rock.
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WEST END BEACHES
The southern edge of the West
End neighbourhood has two of the
most attractive waterfront urban
environments - English Bay and Sunset
Beach.
ENGLISH BAY
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YALETOWN
Trendy and upscale renovated
warehouse district. This fresh urban
neighbourhood is just an easy walk from
the centre of downtown.
VANCOUVER
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COAL
HARBOUR
BC PLACE STADIUM
Multi-purpose stadium located at the
north side of False Creek.
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LIONS GATE BRIDGE
Opened in 1938, officially known as the
First Narrows Bridge, is a suspension
bridge that crosses the first narrows
of Burrard Inlet and connects the City
of Vancouver with the North Shore
municipalities.
1601 Bayshore Drive, Vancouver, BC
(Inside The Westin Bayshore Hotel)
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SULPHUR PILE
The powder like substance is extracted
from natural gas and though once
considered a waste product is now
used readily in fertilizers. Up to 35% of
the world’s trade in sulphur is passed
through the Port of Vancouver.
Reservations: 604.633.6413
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SEASPAN SHIPYARD
Conveniently located to serve the
Pacific Northwest's marine industry,
our full-service shipyards have a solid
reputation for the design, construction
and maintenance of all types of vessels.
STANLEY
PARK
GRANVILLE ISLAND
Once a maze of warehouses and
factories which boomed during WWII.
Granville Island now provides amenities
such as a large public market, an
extensive marina, a boutique hotel and
the Emily Carr University of Art and
Design.
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LONSDALE QUAY
With over 80 specialty shops and
services, Lonsdale Quay Market and
Shops is the premier destination for
tourists and locals alike.
BURRARD ST. BRIDGE
Five-lane, Art Deco style, steel truss
bridge constructed in 1930-1932.
BEA
SHIPPING CONTAINER DOCK
(PORT METRO VANCOUVER)
Canada’s largest and most diversified
port, a dynamic gateway for domestic
and international trade and tourism, and
a major economic force that strengthens
the Canadian economy.
BURRARD
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HELIJET & SEABUS TERMINALS
The Seabus is Vancouver's water based
public transit between the northshore
and downtown Vancouver.
MARITIME MUSEUM
Devoted to presenting the maritime
history of Vancouver, British Columbia,
and the Canadian Arctic.
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CRUISE SHIP TERMINAL
The Cruise Ship Terminal at Canada
Place welcomes upwards of 256
sailings and 900,000 passengers each
year.
OFFSHORE FREIGHTERS
These freighters come from around
the world, and transport Potash, fuel,
sulphur, coal, cargo and much more.
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VANCOUVER CONVENTION
CENTRE
The award-winning Vancouver
Convention Centre is a green-designed,
state-of-the-art facility on the waterfront.
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NORTH
VANCOUVER
CAPILANO RIVER MOUTH
The Capilano River offers some of the
best salmon fishing opportunities in the
Lower Mainland.
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SEAPLANE TERMINAL
World's largest multi-user terminal
displaying coastal workhorses, such as
the Single Turbine Otter, Beavers, and
Cessnas, all serving the 800 mile coast
of BC.
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