Architectural Walking Tours of Vancouver with AIBC from July to September in 6 Vancouver neighbourhoods including Chinatown, Gastown, Yaletown, Downtown, West End and Strathcona.

Join Voyageur Adventures for a historical 2-day paddling experience along the Fraser River to Fort Langley – August, 2019.

The Really Gay History Turn of Vancouver runs every Sunday and every day during Vancouver Pride Week. Tour from downtown to the historic Davie Street Village to discover the stories, landmarks, and icons of Vancouver’s LGBTQ2+ community.

A new free tourist shuttle in Richmond runs summer 2019. The Discovery Shuttle will run on weekends and statutory holiday from June 15 through until September 2, 2019.

The Steveston Heritage Tour is a unique experience tying together the four historical sites in a progressive story led by a professional interpreter, paired with local cuisines, tastings and craft brews at each stop. The Steveston Heritage Tour When: June 15, July 13, August 17, September 14, October 5 From 2:00pm to 5:00pm Tickets: Available […]

Vancouver Catio Tour is June 9, 2019. Seven homes with their beautiful catios will open their yards to attendees in support of the BC SPCA.

Join Westcoast Sightseeing and Vancouver Police Museum on a Haunted Vancouver Trolley Tour filled with murderous tales and infamous Vancouver ghost stories.

Fall is one of the best times to visit Fort Langley National Historic Site! From the deliciously fun and seasonal Cranberry Festival, to spooky tours and tales around Halloween, there’s something for the whole family at this heritage attraction.

The West End Heritage Tour on September 29, 2018 opens 15 sites between Robson Street and English Bay, and Burrard Street and Stanley Park making it ideal for getting around by bike, foot, public transit or car.

Forbidden Vancouver has launched a brand new walking tour in partnership with the Vancouver PRIDE Society. The Really Gay History Tour takes guests from downtown to the historic Davie Street Village to discover the stories, landmarks, and icons of Vancouver’s LGBTQ2+ community.