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Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chinese Garden: Entry Ticket + Chinese Guided Tour Option
Meditate in a Chinese garden in the heart of Vancouver's Chinatown
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese G
Open today:
10:00 -
16:30
Start time:
10:00
Max group size:
10
Live guide:
Chinese
Last admission:
1 hour before closing
Wheelchair accessible
The venue is wheelchair-friendly. Accessible entrance is at the Eight Treasures Shop, please contact the staff at Visitor Services before using it
Start time:
10:00
Last admission:
1 hour before closing
Max group size:
10
Wheelchair accessible
The venue is wheelchair-friendly. Accessible entrance is at the Eight Treasures Shop, please contact the staff at Visitor Services before using it
Live guide:
Chinese
Admission to Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
Access to special events or programs
A bit of tranquillity and reflection can do a world of good when the hum of city life gets a bit too loud. Vancouver's Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden has been providing just that since 1986.
Meander the serene paths, catching glimpses of koi fish and turtles as you go, and admire picturesque pagodas and reflections cast from the ponds.
This Ming Dynasty-style garden-home is the first among its kind to have been built outside of China, and is a unique venue for cultural programming and events, including guided tours, concerts, festivals, exhibitions, receptions, educational and cultural programs.
As a registered not-for-profit, all garden revenue goes toward their mission to bring together cultures and communities through educational and public programs.
One of Vancouver's top tourist attractions, it's no wonder why it was Canada’s Garden of the Year in 2012 and named the 'World's Top City Garden' by National Geographic.
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