The Experience
The Museum of Vancouver is dedicated to exploring the history, culture, and identity of the city. Located at Vanier Park, it features award-winning exhibitions that range from the 1900s to modern-day urban issues.
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Their famous collection of vintage neon signs provides a colorful look at the city's mid-century nightlife.
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Rotating exhibitions tackle contemporary urban issues and showcase the diversity of Vancouver's communities.
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The museum houses a significant collection of First Nations artifacts that tell the long history of the region.
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Its unique architecture and location offer beautiful views of the city skyline and Burrard Inlet.
Best Suited For
The Crowd
- 🔹History Buffs
- 🧳Tourists
- 🔹Intellectual Couples
- 🔹Solo Travelers
The Occasion
- 🔹Educational Outing
- 🔹Quiet Date
- 🔹Cultural Learning
- 🔹Rainy-Day Exploration
Plan Your Visit
Visiting with Kids
Arrive early on weekends to enjoy quieter exploration before the crowds.
Check the schedule for family programs and plan your visit around them.
Bring a notebook to encourage kids to jot down their favorite exhibits.
What to Bring
- 🎒Water Bottle
- 🎒Notebook
- 🎒Light Jacket
Admission
Adult
$15.00
Free admission by donation on Tuesdays 5-8pm
Buy Tickets →Know Before You Go
Location
Getting Here
🚇 Transit
Take the #2 bus from Burrard Station to Cornwall @ Arbutus (3-min walk). Alternatively, a 10-minute walk from the Heritage Harbour ferry dock.
🚗 Parking
Paid EasyPark lots (Lots 70/71) available within Vanier Park. Evening flat rates typically apply after 6:00 PM.