easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; involves mostly flat walking and no strenuous activity.
Discover the rich history of Vancouver’s Chinatown on a fascinating 2-hour walking tour. Explore heritage sites, family businesses, traditional tea shops, and the serene Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Park that bring the neighborhood’s story to life.
For all ages! • 2 hours • Soak in the rich history of Vancouver's Chinatown!
Explore the vibrant history of Vancouver's Chinatown on a captivating 2-hour tour. Discover heritage buildings, family-owned businesses, the city's first authentic Chinese tea shop, and the serene Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Park. This engaging experience is perfect for families, couples, and groups, offering a unique glimpse into cultural heritage.
This 2-hr historic tour includes the streetscape, visiting the interiors of heritage buildings, various long-time family owned and operated businesses, the first authentic Chinese tea shop in Vancouver, and the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Park. This experience is for everyone: families, couples, field trips, team-building. The cost is variable depending on group size and age: C$100 per adult.
The tour covers streets and interior stops, so sturdy shoes are essential for a comfortable experience.
Weather can vary, especially in summer—carry water and sunscreen to stay refreshed.
Tours start promptly at the meeting location in Chinatown; plan to arrive 10 minutes early to avoid delays.
Guides welcome curiosity, so don’t hesitate to ask about history, culture, or local spots to enhance your experience.
Vancouver’s Chinatown was established in the late 19th century and remains one of the largest historic Chinatowns in North America.
The tour promotes sustainable tourism by supporting local businesses and advocating for preservation of Chinatown’s historic architecture and culture.
Necessary for walking through city streets and inside heritage buildings.
Keeps you hydrated throughout the tour, especially in warmer months.
summer specific
Provides protection from sun exposure during daytime walks.
summer specific
Chinatown can be chilly or breezy, so dressing in layers ensures comfort.
spring;fall;winter specific