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A heritage area located near Downtown Vancouver. Chinatown is home to several Chinese cultural stores and businesses. Also a main tourist attraction, Chinatown is one of the largest cultural communities of its kind in North America.

The central hub and busiest area of Greater Vancouver. Downtown is home to several high-rise office and apartment towers. Also located in Downtown Vancouver are several entertainment venues including BC Place and Rogers Arena.

A quiet, tree-lined community built around a genuine village main street, where independent shops and bakeries line Dunbar Street from West 16th to West 41st Avenue and heritage homes on spacious lots have housed generations of west side families.

Located on the opposite side of Downtown Vancouver separated by the False Creek Inlet. False Creek was once home to several industrial warehouses but is now being re-invented with new apartment towers including the Olympic Village.

Located below the Granville Street Bridge and on the False Creek Inlet is a small island that holds a market, theatres, restaurants, art galleries and studios. Granville Island is a very popular tourist destination.

A large multi-cultural community on the east side of Greater Vancouver separating Vancouver from the City of Burnaby. Home to small cultural businesses and entertainment venues including the Pacific Coliseum and the Pacific National Exhibition.

Located on Vancouver’s west side, Kerrisdale is a well-established neighbourhood known for its tree-lined streets, boutique shopping village, and a mix of charming character homes and refined modern residences.

A beach side community located on the west side of Greater Vancouver along the shore of English Bay. Kitsilano is home to Kits Beach, Jericho Beach and several residential areas.

Located in Central Vancouver, Little Mountain is a large residential comminuty, but is most commonly known for Queen Elizabeth Park, which is home to Nat Bailey Stadium and the Bloedel Conservatory.

Located on the southwest edge of Vancouver near the Fraser River, Marpole is a well-connected community that blends established residential streets with growing commercial areas and convenient access to transit, YVR, and Richmond.

Located in Central Vancouver, Mount Pleasant is an upcoming area that includes the Vancouver City Hall. Mount Pleasant connects to all other areas of Greater Vancouver and has flourished since the introduction of the Canada Line Skytrain.

A busy multi-cultural area located in the south of Greater Vancouver. Oakridge is best described as a large rectangle with Oakridge Centre Mall is the main attraction for people travelling to the area.

One of Vancouver's most prestigious west side neighbourhoods — a compact, coastal community where UBC faculty residences sit alongside executive homes, and streets like Point Grey Road offer some of the city's most scenic waterfront addresses with views toward Jericho Beach, Locarno Beach, and Spanish Banks.

A large, but quiet residential community located on the east side of Greater Vancouver. Renfrew-Collingwood is one of the fastest growing communities in Greater Vancouver and carries most of the traffic entering Vancouver from the Trans-Canada Highway.

Located on the west side of Vancouver, the Shaughnessy is one of the most affluent communities in our city. It is largely made up of larger, single family residences but is now becoming home to increasingly more townhouse complexes.

A large, forested park on the north side of Downtown Vancouver. One of the most famous parks in BC, Stanley Park is well known for its beaches and the large seawall that runs along its perimeter. Stanley Park is also home to the Vancouver Aquarium and connects the North Shore to Downtown Vancouver via the Lions Gate Bridge.

Located on the far west side of Greater Vancouver, the University of British Columbia Endowment Lands covers a large forested area that includes the University itself, large golf courses, residential housing and the notable Wreck Beach.

One of the busiest airports in Canada is located on Sea Island between Southern Vancouver and Richmond on the mouth of the Fraser River.

An area covering the entire south side of Greater Vancouver. Home to several multi-cultural communities as well as a larger area to the south with several commercial businesses and industrial warehouses.

A mixture of residential and commercial buildings on the edge of English Bay surrounded by Stanley Park, Yaletown and Downtown Vancouver.

Located on the lower west side of downtown Vancouver along the edge of False Creek. Yaletown is a heritage community that has flourished with new condo and apartment towers alongside several upcoming and trendy restaurants.