This 90-minute night-time walking tour will reveal the darker side of Vancouver's history, with a look at some of the area's controversial historical events.
Based on historical documents from the city archives, this tour is presented as a dramatic walking theatre piece revealing one person's tragic tale. You'll learn about the Great Fire, the smallpox plague and the unsolved murder of John Bray. Along the way, you'll visit Gastown's most important landmarks, including the city’s oldest hotel, as well as Gaoler’s Mews, Water Street, and Maple Tree Square.
Why visit
- A unique way to visit Gastown's most famous landmarks
- An immersive tour presented as a dramatic performance
- Insights into the darker events from Vancouver's history
What's included
- Guide services
What's not included
- Tips (optional)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Restrictions
- Children under 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
- Comfortable footwear is recommended.
- This attraction can accommodate 5-25 participants. If your booking cannot be accommodated we will contact you to suggest a new date or you'll receive a full refund.
Languages spoken by guide
Additional information
This tour is suitable for people aged 14 years and above.
Children aged 10–14 years must be accompanied by a parent.
This tour runs in all weather conditions. Please dress accordingly.
It's recommended to bring a sweater or jacket in summer, a waterproof jacket and sturdy footwear in spring and autumn, a hat and gloves in winter.
This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.