The Experience
The Engine 374 Pavilion at Roundhouse Community Centre houses the locomotive that hauled the first transcontinental passenger train into Vancouver. This beautifully restored piece of history is a must-see for rail enthusiasts and history buffs.
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Visitors can see the massive steam engine up close and learn about its epic journey across the country.
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Detailed plaques and artifacts tell the story of the Canadian Pacific Railway and its impact on Vancouver.
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The pavilion is staffed by passionate volunteers who are eager to share stories and historical facts.
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Admission is free, making it an easy and educational stop during a walk through Yaletown.
Best Suited For
The Crowd
- 🔹Train Enthusiasts
- 🔹History Buffs
- 🔹Families With Toddlers
- 📍Locals
The Occasion
- 🔹Quick Educational Stop
- 🔹Neighborhood Stroll
- 🔹Heritage Discovery
- 🔹Childhood Wonder
Plan Your Visit
Visiting with Kids
Arrive early to enjoy a quieter experience, especially during weekends.
Plan to spend some time exploring the surrounding Roundhouse area for additional family-friendly activities.
Check the schedule for any special events or workshops that might be happening during your visit.
What to Bring
- 🎒Camera
- 🎒Snacks
- 🎒Water Bottle
Admission
Adult
Free
Historic steam locomotive
Know Before You Go
Location
Getting Here
🚇 Transit
Ideally located just a 2-minute flat walk from Yaletown-Roundhouse Station (Canada Line). Centrally located at Davie & Pacific.
🚗 Parking
Underground pay parking available at the Roundhouse Community Centre (access via Drake St). Limited metered street parking on surrounding mews.