Waterfront Station
Lonely Planet review for Waterfront Station
Opened in 1915, this handsome, multi-columned heritage building at the foot of Granville St was originally the old Canadian Pacific Railway station and the western terminus for transcontinental passenger trains. These days it houses offices, cafés and shops, and acts as the main link between SkyTrain and SeaBus transit services (the West Coast Express commuter train also rolls into town here). It’s well worth boarding the SeaBus for the short hop across Burrard Inlet – you’ll have a lovely duck’s-eye view of the city as well as some bustling port life. Aim for a seat at the front of the boat for the best views.








