Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours

Vancouver has been around for about 136 years and in that time, stories have popped up about some of its different regions.

What better way to learn about the history and stories than the Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours.

This is perfect for any tourists or locals that have a love for storytelling, live theatre, and learning about history.

There are 5 tours that the company does and each of them takes about two hours to complete.

Steam Clock @ Gastown

The Lost Souls of Gastown tells of many buildings in the area. (Goran Vlacic/Flickr)

The Lost Souls of Gastown is one of the most popular walks they offer.

Over one and a half hours, a professional actor or actress guides you through the side streets and alleyways of Gastown.

It starts at Cathedral Square and ends in the heart of Gastown at Maple Tree Square.

The Forbidden Vancouver Tour takes a similar route to the Lost Souls of Gastown but tells a different story.

This walk entertains you while also teaching Vancouver’s History of opium dens, prohibition, speakeasies, corruption, crime, and various social sins.

Photo of Lions Gate bridge from Sea Wall

Who would have guessed that Stanley Park would have some dark secrets? (a.canvas.of.light/Flickr)

If you’re wanting something that takes place in the daytime, why not check out the Dark Secrets of Stanley Park.

This walk explores the sea wall and trails that run through and around the city’s most famous park.

You’ll also hear of the shocking crime scenes and ghostly lore of Deadman’s Island.

These are just three of the walks they do so go and stretch your legs while being entertained and taught about Vancouver’s past.

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