With it's iconic tower and famous exterior facing elevators, Harbour Centre is one of the first landmarks people notice in Vancouver

Once the site of public executions in Vancouver, Blood Alley now hosts some trendy restaurants.

The Hotel Europe was the fanciest building in town when it was new. When a nicer hotel opened downtown, it became a brothel.

Built in a former coroner's office, the Police Museum has lots to see. There is a whole room for confiscated weapons, and the morgue room has a whole wall of preserved tissue samples,

Woodward's was Canada's foremost department store for a long time. Find out why the locals were so sad when it closed and how the redevelopment affected the neighbourhood.

Vancouver's oldest operating pub has survived prohibition and so much more!

The Dominion Building was the tallest in the British Empire when is was finished, but it only held that honour for two years before another nearby building was completed,

Learn about this important park and how Canada's contributions in the World Wars helped build our identity as a nation.