Private Vancouver City Highlights Walking Tour

With breath-taking view of the north shore mountains your guide will make introductions with the group and share the story of the Lions, and indigenous story about two women who will forever be immortalized within the mountain.

Your guide will take you along the seawall to a beautiful square where the beautiful sculpture from to 2010 Winter Olympics stands. Get the perfect picture of Vancouver with the mountains in the background!

Built in 1930 this incredible architecture is a favourite among visitors. Both the outside and inside have details engravings within the walls that are unique the history of Vancouver and showed the culture of the city. Be sure to see the inner panels of the elevator for an instant wow!

With a small oasis within the skyscrapers of Vancouver you will gaze upon a beautiful mural by Ola Volo and learn about it's extremely unique features and how it is supporting women in Vancouver. Your guide will also be able to answer any questions that you may have about public transit as this stop is located beside one of Vancouver's most popular subway stations.

From the previous spot we will walk uphill through Fairmont Vancouver to Robson Square, a three block park with the incredible Vancouver Art Galley & Vancouver Court House to complete the sites. The landscape of this square is incorporated in the buildings which blends nature into the center of the city. This won landscape architect Cornelia Oberlander a significant award.

Your guide will share with you the history of this beautiful street and photos of what it was and the contrast of it today. With Granville street being the new lights capital of the world at one point, it has come a long way to be one of the main shopping districts in downtown Vancouver.

This incredible architecture has a hidden meaning behind it that your guide will be excited to share with you. Moshe Safdie created this beautiful piece that will leave you in awe, inside and out. This is also where we take a short mid-way break along the tour to use the restroom and see an incredible rooftop patio.

This memorial is of one of Canada's most impressive hero's. He was a humble young man who had a huge dream that he over achieved. This heart wrenching tale will show you what it means to be Canadian, and inspire you to reach for greatness.

On the edge of the Stadium District and Gastown lies a cenotaph with a rich story. The square is diamond shaped and is the spot many historic stories of Vancouver & Canada. Your guide will share the one that connects with him or her the most and will leave you excited to enter one of Vancouver's most sought after neighborhoods; Gastown.

Vancouver's most beautiful neighbourhood with cobblestone streets and old brick buildings it suggests a simpler time. They shopping throughout this district is great, as well as the eateries, and nightlife. Your guide will give some key local recommendations for you to consider after your tour.

This is the most photographed site in Vancouver by a long shot. It is a clock that is run by steam and built by Raymond Saunders, if you're lucky you might even see Raymond visiting the clock yourself. It's happened before and it can happen again. If he's not around, your guide will be able to answer any of your hard-pressed questions.

As the transit hub of Vancouver the building is bustling with city energy. The ceilings have beautiful art with a dark tale, and it's the perfect place to plan the rest of your day. Don't forget to ask about the SeaBus that leaves from Waterfront Station every 15 minutes