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Yaletown
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 3-4 hours
Address: Yaletown, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Official website: https://yaletowninfo.com
Phone: +1-604-6381550
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Yaletown used to be an industrial area, but now it is a very accented cultural and artistic area. The scenery is quite good and the weather is very good. If you are tired, you can have coffee and eat in the cafes here. Cozy.
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Introduction
No outing to Vancouver is finished without a visit to Yaletown, North America's quickest developing residential downtown. This stylish neighborhood, which is comprised of thickly stuffed skyscraper apartment suites and changed over distribution centers, is home to a portion of Vancouver's most prominent eateries, bars, night clubs and shopping boutiques. In the middle of eating, drinking and shopping, set aside a few minutes to visit the Roundhouse Community Centre, which was at one time the Canadian Pacific Railway's western end. You can see the primary traveler train to enter Vancouver, Engine 374. The Roadhouse is presently an enthusiastic community center that is devoted to arts and learning.
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Attractions Near Yaletown
Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery
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Contemporary Art Gallery
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Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre
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Parq Vancouver
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Restaurants Near Yaletown
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Yaletown Brewing Co
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West Oak
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Hotels Near Yaletown
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Yaletown used to be an industrial area, but now it is a very accented cultural and artistic area. The scenery is quite good and the weather is very good. If you are tired, you can have coffee and eat in the cafes here. Cozy.
It is an artistic neighborhood. Although the scale is small, there are many shops selling handicrafts and a large free market to visit. The buildings here are all red brick buildings.
Top notch food and drink a short aquabus ride from our home!
This area is full of trendy restaurants and little shops with a cool industrial look similar to Tribeca in NY
A great place to grab some food when you're looking for something new to eat.
It use to be a warehouse area with nothing really. Since the late 90s it has been developed to restaurants, residential, parks, stores. The heritage buildings you see brings a small community and tight community together.
Really liked Yaletown as it was so different from the rest of the neighbourhoods of Vancouver