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Once you step out the front door of Auberge Vancouver, all the excitement and enchantment of downtown Vancouver await you. The restaurants, the nightlife, the entertainment, the shopping… everything you could ever wish for is only moments away.
This architectural landmark on Vancouver’s waterfront houses the World Trade Centre, Cruise Ship Terminal and the CN IMAX Theatre. At Burrard Landing, you’ll find restaurants, cafes, the 2010 Olympic torch and the Vancouver Convention Centre.
Bustling Chinatown lies just east of the hotel. Enjoy a delicious dim sum lunch and shopping or visit the world-renowned Dr Sun Yat-Sen Chinese Gardens.
This historic district with its fine cobblestone streets and famous Gastown steam clock is where you’ll find the true origins of Vancouver.
Funky Granville Island is a pedestrian’s paradise and houses an array of performance theatres, artists’ studios, craft shops, restaurants and Vancouver’s large public market.
All exhibitions and programs are focused on Vancouver and are designed to encourage provocative discussions about the city’s past, present and future.
Robson Street – Vancouver’s most famous shopping district – is within walking distance of the Auberge Hotel downtown Vancouver. Not only can you shop till you drop on Robson Street, it is the perfect place for strolling, dining, and people watching too!
Its spherical architectural design makes Science World one of the most iconic landmarks in Vancouver. Built for Expo 86, Science World lets you immerse yourself in hands-on interactive exhibits, hourly live demonstrations and stimulating games.
One of Canada’s largest urban parks, covering 1,000 acres, the park is home to the Vancouver Aquarium, Vancouver’s Sea Wall, numerous hiking trails and walking paths, plus cycling routes, tennis courts and Native North American Totem Poles.
Canada’s largest aquarium and an award-winning attraction. Beluga whales, dolphins, sea otters, seal, sharks, plus a rainforest exhibit. Allow two hours to fully explore this treasure of Stanley Park.
Once home to the Vancouver Courthouse, this spectacular heritage site features exhibits of both contemporary and historic art, and houses a collection of paintings by renowned BC artist Emily Carr.