Yaletown
A trendy district converted from old railway warehouses. The loading docks of the red-brick warehouses now host rows of patio restaurants and bars, and it lies next to the False Creek seawall.
Yaletown was once the warehouse and freight district of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The loading docks of the red-brick warehouses now hold rows of patio restaurants, boutiques, and bars, making it a hot spot for nightlife and dinners in Vancouver. The Roundhouse Community Centre preserves locomotive No. 374, the first transcontinental train to arrive in Vancouver in 1887. To the south, David Lam Park and the False Creek seawall are good for walking and cycling, and you can take a rainbow-colored ferry between here and Granville Island. The Canada Line's Yaletown–Roundhouse Station is right here.
Opening hours
All day (restaurant approx. 11:00 AM–midnight)
Nearby sights
- Vancouver Art Gallery
- Vancouver Lookout (Harbour Centre)
- Gastown
- Robson Street
- Granville Island
- Canada Place & Vancouver Harbour
- Science World
- Chinatown & Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden