Waterfront Station

Here in Canada Square is the seaside station. This is the main transportation hub station. It is also a place with a particularly good surrounding scenery. It is a very lively place. It is also a place where everyone will come to Vancouver to check in.

The seaside station is Vancouver's transportation hub, and it happens to be here in Canada Square. The traffic is in all directions. It is very convenient to go to Vancouver and other cities around it. You can also enjoy the beautiful sea view from the station.

This is a beautiful station with an ancient history which was put into operation in 1914. Its interior is beautifully decorated - I think it should be its original interior decoration. Its external style belongs to the neoclassical form, with some beautiful pillars on the front. Close to Canadian Square (Cruise Port) and Gastown, it is still the starting point of several local railway lines. There are also several restaurants in the building (A&W, Starbucks). If you are interested in Canadian traffic history or architecture, it's worth visiting. But there is no public toilet in the station. If necessary, you can go to the food Square in the shopping mall across the street.

The easiest way to get to the waterfront station is to take the Canadian Line at the airport. The terminal is Waterfront. It only costs 7.75 Canadian dollars to swipe the compass card. Out of the station, one is Gas town, Vancouver's birthplace, and the other is Canada Place, the huge curtain of Wufan is particularly eye-catching.

This is a transportation hub in Vancouver. It can also be said that it is a must-see place for tourism. It can overlook the whole coastal scenery at the seaside. At the same time, the subway and traffic are very convenient. It is very convenient to walk all the way from there near the steam clock. Business around is very developed, and there is a car show. You can walk a little more when you have time.