YALETOWN VANCOUVER BC
Vancouver’s patio playground
Rather than erase its past, Yaletown built around it. Historic loading docks, warehouses, and brick-lined streets now house the city’s top restaurants, galleries, and shops, giving the area a vibe that is hard to find anywhere else in Vancouver.
1887
Vancouver's first destination
Yaletown’s story began in 1887, with the arrival of Engine 374, Vancouver’s first passenger train. More than a century later, the locomotive remains on display at the Roundhouse, and the journey continues just outside along the False Creek seawall and aboard water taxis heading to Granville Island and beyond.
From coffee by the water to cocktails after dark, Yaletown puts the whole day within walking distance.
Browse the boutiques, take a break on a patio or make time for a little self-care. Framed by historic streets, the stadium district and the seawall, Yaletown brings some of Vancouver’s best experiences together in one neighbourhood.
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