Vancouver to Revelstoke 2 days Ski and Snowboarding Tour

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Gastown is Vancouver’s oldest neighborhood and thus the most historic. Its story began with a single tavern, founded by John “Gassy Jack” Deighton in 1867. Today, Gastown is undeniably one of Vancouver’s coolest areas. It is brimming with independent boutiques, contemporary art galleries, and some of the city’s best bars, clubs, and restaurants. You also can’t visit Gastown without seeing the Steam Clock, built in 1977. We recommend visiting this historic site at night.

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The Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden, constructed in 1986 and named after the father of modern China, was the first Chinese garden built outside of China. There’s a free public park beside the Chinese Garden, which has an entrance fee and guided tours available. The garden includes traditional buildings and plants you would find in similar gardens in China.

Steveston, which lies at the mouth of the Fraser River’s south arm, is a historic seaside village in Richmond founded in 1880. It was originally a salmon canning center and the largest producer of canned salmon in British Columbia. Today, it is home to many historic homes, as well as the historic sites of the Britannia Shipyards and the Gulf of Georgia Cannery. This National Historic Site is now a museum, filled with artifacts that commemorate the west coast’s fishing industry.

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