LocationVancouver, British Columbia
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Duration3 Hours (Approx.)
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21.15
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Audio Tour Vancouver Downtown – Beaches And Bustling Streets
A self-guided Vancouver downtown audio tour can help you reveal the beauty of bustling neighborhoods and scenic beaches, all at one app. You get a wonderful chance to explore many popular and local sites like British Columbia, Kitsilano Beach Park, etc.
To enjoy a Vancouver downtown self-guided audio driving tour, you need to have a fully charged smartphone and data connection. You need to download the tour guide app to your phone. It is an all-in-one tool kit, acts as your personal tour guide, and narrates to you about the map and the stories behind every attraction. One tour per car facilitates you to explore and enjoy the vistas along with your friends or family. It is a 9-mile-long trip covering the famous landmarks and beaches of the city within 1-2 hours.
Once downloaded the app, start your audio tour Vancouver downtown at Morton Park where you will be invited to the scenic ocean vistas. Next, pass the peaceful Sunset Beach and enjoy its grassy field, diverse concessions, and of course, the calm waters! Keep riding and reach the historic Burrard Street Bridge, one of the oldest bridges in Vancouver. Uncover the secret stories behind the structure, like a hidden stairwell and the thieves plundered during the Great Depression.
Advance next to the Kitsilano Beach Park for its picturesque views and heated saltwater pool. It is the longest beach in Canada with 137 meters in length. Keep driving and you will get to the Jericho Beach Park – a highlighted place known for Jericho Beach Bunnies. Proceed to the Locarno Beach Park and then to the most spacious beach, Spanish Banks Beach Park. See how the beach became a kiteboarding hotspot and learn a few things about the daunting yet fun sport.
Drive past the University of British Columbia and learn about its relationship with the First Nations people. Learn the history that the students and faculty fought for the British during World War 1. Your self-guided audio tour Vancouver downtown will take a tranquil turn as you visit the Nitobe Memorial Garden and listen to the history of its namesake and how he tried to improve the recognition of Japanese culture in the West.
Move to the Greenheart TreeWalk which welcomes visitors to walk through the suspended walkways and canopies, which gets you the beautiful views of majestic trees in the city. Your audio driving Vancouver downtown tour ends in the Botanical Gardens at the University of British Columbia.
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A Gastown Steam Clock is located at the next intersection on our right. Steam-powered whistles and a small steam engine wind the clock. World's only working steam clock!
Gastown is one of Vancouver's original neighborhoods. Vancouver's core was founded in Gastown. John Deighton, an early settler and saloon owner who earned a reputation as a very talkative barkeep, gave it its name. The locals called him "Gassy Jack" because he talked so much!
Victory Square is on our right as we pass it. We are about to cross Pender Street, which has the oldest street trees in the city! They were planted in 1897 by the city.
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