Yaletown
Where historic charm meets urban chic
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Once a commercial warehouse and railyard district, Yaletown, built on its heritage bones, has transformed itself into an energetic, trendy neighbourhood.
Engine 374
Yaletown is the permanent home of the engine that pulled the first transcontinental train into Vancouver
Initially, situated at the end of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Yaletown was a hub during BC’s gold rush era in the 1800s, falling into disrepair by the mid 20th century. Today, is flanked by False Creek, the downtown core, and provides easy access to Vancouver’s famed seawall.
After Yaletown became industrialized with factories and warehouses, the district fell into disrepair and was abandoned
In 1986 Vancouver’s Yaletown was home to the World’s Fair (Expo 86)
Take a walk down Yaletown’s cobblestone streets, where the avenues are lined with patios and centuries-old brick buildings. Peruse boutique shops or indulge in self-care through the many salons, spas, and wellness lounges. Then, treat yourself to the modern dining that Yaletown is known for.
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