ABOUT US
Welcome to Gastown
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About The
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We’re also a neighbourhood full of contrasting elements, layered in legacy. You can find grit and glam, native and foreign, old and new all within our 12 iconic street blocks. We love the arts and live for culture. We’re known for being full of the unknown, which is why we prefer that no two days or nights spent with us ever be the same. We’re a place full of meaning for many – and with many more memorable moments waiting to happen. What are you waiting for?
GETTING HERE
Gastown welcomes visitors from all direction. Whether by foot, bike, or public transport, multiple routes lead you to its historic streets, where creativity, diversity, and a rich legacy await.
- Skytrain to Waterfront Station (Expo Line & Canada Line)
- Seabus to Waterfront Station (North Vancouver ferry)
- West Coast Express to Waterfront Station
- City buses
For more information visit translink.bc.ca.
Gastown has over 2,000 covered parking spaces in its secure parkades, along with dedicated Evo parking at Lot 31 – 160 Water St.
Lock your bike up in certain parkades or at one of the numerous bike racks throughout the neighbourhood. Additionally, there are two Mobi Bike Stations within Gastown.
Located 2 blocks east of both the Cruise Ship Terminal and the Trade & Vancouver Convention Centre, Gastown is a 5 minute walk from both locations.
The STREETS
Named after Harry Braithwaite Abbott (1820–1915), first general superintendent of the Pacific Division, Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).
Named after Harry Braithwaite Abbott (1820–1915), first general superintendent of the Pacific Division, Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).
Named after Harry Braithwaite Abbott (1820–1915), first general superintendent of the Pacific Division, Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).
Named after Harry Braithwaite Abbott (1820–1915), first general superintendent of the Pacific Division, Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).
Named after Harry Braithwaite Abbott (1820–1915), first general superintendent of the Pacific Division, Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).
Named after Harry Braithwaite Abbott (1820–1915), first general superintendent of the Pacific Division, Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).
Named after Harry Braithwaite Abbott (1820–1915), first general superintendent of the Pacific Division, Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).
Named after Harry Braithwaite Abbott (1820–1915), first general superintendent of the Pacific Division, Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).
Named after Harry Braithwaite Abbott (1820–1915), first general superintendent of the Pacific Division, Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).
Named after Harry Braithwaite Abbott (1820–1915), first general superintendent of the Pacific Division, Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).
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