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The Ultimate Guide to
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2016-17
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Contents
Richmond, British Columbia is a multicultural destination
offering a range of exciting West Coast experiences wellsuited to all ages and interests.
4 FAR EAST MEETS WEST COAST
Great ways to visit Asia without boarding a trans-Pacific flight
8 STEVESTON
Top 10 things to do in this historic fishing village
11 ONCE UPON A TIME
Fans flock to Storybrooke in Steveston
14 FOOD SCENE
Richmond’s top 10 culinary experiences
18 YOUR GUIDE TO DIM SUM
Everything you need to know about eating dim sum in Richmond
20 WINERIES AND CRAFT BEER
Where to go for a uniquely Richmond libation
22 SPIRITUALITY
Experience the Highway to Heaven
24 NIGHT MARKETS
Shop, eat and party under the stars
26 SHOPPING
The best shopping in town
30 EVENTS
Festivals, celebrations, and cultural events
32 EXPLORE AND PLAY
Fun things to see and do in Richmond
38 BEYOND RICHMOND
Places to see near Richmond
42 SAMPLE ITINERARIES
What to do with 48 hours in Richmond
44 HOTEL DIRECTORY
Find a hotel that suits your needs
46 PLAN YOUR TRIP
Essential details for visitors
50 VISITOR CENTRE
Information, hotel and attraction bookings, and
Once Upon a Time licensed merchandise
53 MEMBER DIRECTORY
67 RICHMOND PULL-OUT MAP
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Far East Meets
West Coast
Walk through Richmond and it seems as if you’ve been
transported across the Pacific Ocean. Nearly two-thirds of the
population here is of Asian descent – most from China, but also
from Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Southeast Asia and South Asia –
making Richmond a great destination for exceptional Asian food
and culture.
Here are ten great ways to visit
Asia without boarding a transPacific flight
1 Savour Authentic Eats
Asian traditions meet Canadian ingredients in Richmond to create
one of the most exciting culinary cultures in the world. Every few
steps you’ll stumble upon something irresistibly delicious in the
shops, food courts, and restaurants, especially among the over
200 eateries on Alexandra Road, better known among the locals
as Food Street.
2 Explore the Golden Village
This dazzlingly modern area in Richmond is the heart of Asian
commercial and cultural life. With three Asian malls, Food Street,
and 300-plus shops, services, and restaurants, there’s plenty to
see and do throughout the neighbourhood.
3 Visit the Buddhist Temples
Seek and you may just find enlightenment amid the dramatic
statuary and murals at the massive International Buddhist
Temple on Steveston Highway. Learn even more about this fascinating religion at the Vancouver International Buddhist Progress
Society in the Golden Village.
4 Eat and Shop Your Way through the Night Markets
Throughout Asia, people gather at night markets to eat, shop,
and socialize in a festive atmosphere. This trend has crossed the
Pacific to Richmond, where two night markets dazzle visitors
4
Chinese New Year
all summer. Visit the Panda Market
(April 29 - September 11, 2016)
or the Richmond Night Market
FAST FACT
(May 13 - October 10, 2016)
Did you know that the Golden
and spend an evening under
Village and Food Street are easily
the stars.
accessible by the Canada Line
rapid transit system?
5 Discover the
For more information
Highway to Heaven
VisitRichmondBC.com
Along No. 5 Road, the world’s
major religions coexist in harmony and welcome visitors to share
in their spiritual grace. The nearly 20
religious houses include Buddhist and Sikh temples, a mosque, a
Chinese evangelical church, Vedic Cultural Centre and the Tibetan
Thrangu Monastery, the first of its kind in North America.
6 Go Shopping
In Richmond’s three Asian malls – Aberdeen Centre, Parker Place
Mall and Yaohan Centre – you’ll find boutiques selling everything
from trendy Taiwanese fashions to Chinese pottery. A mustsee is the first North American outlet of the Japanese Daiso $2
superstore at Aberdeen Centre.
7 Learn About Medicinal Herbs
Find a cure for what ails you amid the bins of fragrant herbs,
roots, and mysterious-looking dried ingredients used in traditional Chinese medicine. You can even set up an appointment
with an herbalist or acupuncturist at Aberdeen Centre or Parker
Place Mall.
Far East Meets
West Coast
Ten Fu Tea & Ginseng Company
8 Experience a Traditional Tea Ceremony
A Chinese or Japanese tea ceremony is about grace, beauty and
being in the moment. Tea ceremonies are part of many cultural
events in Richmond, but visitors can also learn all about the
tastes and traditions of this fragrant beverage at the Ten Fu Tea &
Ginseng Company in Aberdeen Centre.
9 Stroll through Japanese Gardens
The Japanese were among Richmond’s first non-Aboriginal
residents, farming the land and fishing the sea around Steveston
since 1888. Today, their history and traditions are commemorated in two peaceful places: Kuno Garden in Garry Point Park and
the Japanese Cultural Centre on Moncton Street.
10 Attend Festivals and Celebrations
Richmond is infused with Asian art and culture, especially during
the many festivals held year round. The biggest of these is the
Spring Festival to celebrate the Lunar New Year (Chinese New
Year), with two weeks of feasts, parades and dragon dances. There
are also festivals celebrating Asian food, film, heritage and culture
throughout the year.
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Steveston
Top 10 Things to Do
With its fairy tale charm, it’s no wonder visitors flock to the
picturesque seaside village of Steveston. Historic homes, tempting
eateries and unique boutiques line the streets. Bald eagles and
other wildlife can be spotted just off shore. And there’s always
something fun to do, even if it’s simply watching the fishing boats
dock in the busy marina. Come and see why this magical village is
one of British Columbia’s most popular destinations.
1 Embark on a Whale Watching Excursion
Whale watching is one of the top attractions on the Canadian
West Coast. Book an eco-tour or whale watching expedition
that leaves right from Steveston Village. You might spot sea lions,
herons, eagles, a pod of black-and-white orcas, or even majestic
humpback whales. Two local outfitters, Vancouver Whale Watch
and Steveston Seabreeze Adventures, offer tours departing April
through October from the Steveston wharf.
2 Discover National Historic Sites
Once the leading producer of canned salmon in British Columbia, the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site is now a
popular interactive museum presenting the history of the West
Coast fishing industry through fascinating guided tours and
interactive exhibits. Nearby, Britannia Shipyards National Historic
Site invites visitors to experience what life was like for workers in
Steveston’s fishing industries a century ago.
Fisherman’s Wharf
Steveston Waterfront
3 Explore Once Upon a Time’s Storybrooke
Come share the magic. Explore the enchanting historic buildings
and scenic settings that play a starring role as the village of Storybrooke in the hit ABC/CTV series Once Upon a Time. Start at the
Steveston Visitor Centre for official licensed souvenirs and a free
ONCE walking map.
4 Enjoy Seafood with a Seaside View
When the sun comes out, so do the happy crowds heading to the
patios along the Steveston wharf. Pull up a seat at one of the lively
eateries and enjoy fresh fish ‘n chips while you watch the fishing
boats in the marina.
5 Hike or Bike along the Dykes
Steveston is surrounded by a system of dykes that provide perfect
pathways for hiking, biking, or just taking in the ocean and mountain views. Pick up your rental bike at Village Bikes in Steveston
Village and start exploring.
6 Indulge in Steveston’s Sweets
From Once Upon a Time themed fudge to gourmet cupcakes,
Steveston’s buffet of bakeries, chocolatiers, and doughnut shops
are sure to satisfy even the biggest sweet tooth.
7 Visit Fisherman’s Wharf
Located along the pier that makes up Steveston Landing, Fisherman’s Wharf boasts incredible views of the Fraser River and
Steveston’s famed fishing fleet. Visitors have flocked here since the
wharf’s inception in 1989 to watch fishermen unload their catch and
head back out to sea. Buy fresh fish, shrimp, crabs and spot prawns
direct from the fishermen at the dock before you leave.
Don’t miss the boat this summer!
River Queen Water Shuttle & Historic Tour
June to September
Enjoy a fascinating 45 minute, fully narrated and historical tour
of Steveston and Cannery Channel.
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Steveston
Aerial View of Richmond
8 Join in the Festival Fun
FAST FACT
Don’t miss the parade and
Did you know that
legendary salmon barbecue at
Steveston
was once the
the Steveston Salmon Festival on
busiest fishing port in Canada?
Canada Day (July 1). After feasting
Go to VisitRichmondBC.com
on salmon, climb aboard the
to learn more about
unique and historic vessels docked
Steveston.
at Imperial Landing for the annual
Ships to Shore celebration (June 30 July 2, 2016). Come back again in August
for the Maritime Festival. Young buccaneers
will be captivated by this popular festival’s live music, ship tours,
dancers and storytellers (August 6-7, 2016).
9 Shop for Unique Gifts
Steveston is packed with so many shops that you could easily
spend an entire day exploring. So why don’t you? Among the
vast selection of edible delights like sausage meats, cheeses,
chocolates, and baked goods, you will also find jewelry, home
décor items, gardening tools, kitchen gadgets, clothes, books
and more. For distinctively Steveston products, check out the
Steveston Farmers and Artisans Market (page 30) and the
Cannery Farmers’ Market (page 31).
10 Experience a Historical Farm
Venture out to the countryside for a taste of century old farming life at London Heritage Farm. Wander through the heritage
gardens, explore the museum and stop for afternoon tea. Don’t
forget to pick up homemade jams and teas in the gift shop.
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Once Upon
A Time
Moncton Street
The Land of Fairy Tales Right
Here in Richmond
Storybrooke, the quiet little town in ABC’s hit TV series Once Upon
a Time, is actually the picturesque village of Steveston in Richmond.
With its heritage buildings and colourful store front signs, it’s
easy for Steveston to bring the magic of fairy tales to life. Many
local businesses appear on TV unchanged, and the “Storybrooke
Country Bread” signage can be seen year round.
Start your journey through Storybrooke at the Tourism Richmond
Visitor Centre (3811 Moncton Street, at the corner of Moncton
Street and First Avenue) to pick up a free self-guided ONCE walking map. You’ll also want to stock-up on official ONCE licensed
merchandise, including an exclusive Welcome to Storybrooke tshirt. Then set out to walk in the footsteps of the show’s big stars
like Ginnifer Goodwin (Snow White), Lana Parilla (Evil Queen) and
Robert Carlyle (Rumpelstiltskin). You might even be lucky enough
to spot them in person. Watch Once Upon a Time on ABC/CTV
and connect with us on Facebook.com/RealStorybrooke.
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3131 Chatham St, Steveston Village
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3460 Moncton Street
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Enjoy family fun &
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Daily public
swimming available.
7560 Minoru Gate
604-238-8020
Schedule details at
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Food Scene
Dining in Richmond is an endless adventure. This multicultural
city’s diversity becomes even more apparent when you explore
Richmond’s incredible array of international cuisines. Chinese,
Indian, American, Greek, Thai, Japanese, Italian, South American –
diners enjoy authentic and delicious culinary styles from across
the globe, without ever leaving Richmond. The city has more than
800 restaurants, half of them Asian and many highly acclaimed.
And of course, you cannot visit Richmond without indulging in
fresh Pacific Northwest seafood.
Richmond’s 10 Essential
Culinary Experiences
Food Street
It’s true, Alexandra Road is only three blocks long – but with its
nearly 200 restaurants tucked into obscure strip malls, locals
have nicknamed this food-lovers’ paradise Food Street. You’ll find
all the fragrant flavours of Cantonese, Sichuan, Shanghainese,
Northern Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Korean and Malaysian fare,
and everything from tender noodles and savoury hot pot to spicy
curry and frothy bubble tea.
Dim Sum
These delectable little bites are served at Cantonese eateries and
other Chinese restaurants. If you haven’t tried dim sum before,
think of it as Chinese tapas – irresistible dumplings, noodles and
fried snacks – that just happen to be the best way to start the
day. Check out the dim sum cheat sheet on page 18.
Asian Night Markets
Even before you enter Richmond’s two summer night markets
– Richmond Night Market and Panda Market – you’ll smell the
tantalizing aromas wafting from the dozens of food stalls. Try
barbecued meat, crisp bubble waffles, savoury dim sum, sweet
shaved ice and so much more.
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Sura Korean BBQ
Steveston Village
This historic fishing village in Richmond’s sunny southwest
corner is home to a world of great food. Seafood is the specialty
– especially the fish ‘n chips – but there’s something to satisfy
even the pickiest palate, including tapas, pasta, burgers, souvlaki,
sushi and sinfully sweet treats at the many local bakeries.
Family Friendly
Kids of all ages will love Richmond’s selection of accessible,
family-friendly eateries. You’ll find pizza, burgers, fish ‘n chips,
chicken fingers and ice cream at all the best-known Western
Canadian chains like Nando’s, Boston Pizza, and the legendary White Spot, one of British Columbia’s most beloved family
eateries. CF Richmond Centre’s much talked about Dining Terrace
offers convenient quick service restaurants for families and
shoppers in a bright, uniquely designed setting. It features ample
seating, family rooms, and an abundance of high chairs for your
little ones.
Seafood
Home to Western Canada’s largest freshwater commercial
fishing fleet, is it any wonder that Richmond is famous for
its seafood? Local chefs buy fresh mussels, oysters, salmon,
Dungeness crab, prawns and many other types of Pacific
Northwest seafood direct from Fisherman’s Wharf in Steveston.
Pub Fare
Relax at one of Richmond’s cozy pubs. Whether you prefer a
brewpub, Irish pub or gastropub, you can order a burger and a
craft beer, watch the game on TV, and catch up with friends old
and new.
Farm to Table
Surrounded by British Columbia’s best farmland, it’s no wonder
that Richmond restaurants feature local, organic produce, as well
as homegrown beef, pork, poultry and seafood. Ethical, ecofriendly dining never tasted so good.
Food Scene
Food Courts
Some of the most delicious meals in
Richmond can be found in its malls
including trendy fare like cream puffs as
well as traditional Indonesian curries and
Japanese katsu. Don’t miss trying the
famous BBQ pork and dragon’s beard
candy, both found at Parker Place Mall.
FAST FACT
Did you know that
Richmond is Canada’s
largest producer of
cranberries?
Fine Dining
Whether you yearn for a seafood house overlooking the mighty
Fraser River, an intimate dining setting in a casino, an elegant
Pacific Northwest eatery with an airfield view to watch 747s
take-off, a gourmet steakhouse famous for its intense flavour
profiles, or a chandelier-lit Chinese banquet space, bring your
appetite here to Richmond for new fine dining adventures.
Check out page 56 or VisitRichmondBC.com/restaurants
for more details on where to eat.
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Your Guide to
Dim Sum
Dim sum is a Chinese tapas-style brunch or lunch with small
plates that are meant for sharing, usually served between 10 am
and 2 pm.
 Plan to go early or make a reservation: Top dim sum spots fill
up quickly and can have long lines during the lunch rush.
 Go in a group: The small plates are meant to be shared, so the
rule of thumb is to order between two-to-three dishes per
person.
Ordering: Many restaurants now feature English menus with
photos of the dishes and have English-speaking staff. If you
get stuck, bring this guide!
 Bring cash: Some restaurants are cash only, particularly on
Food Street.
 Tea comes with: The tradition of dim sum originated in the
ancient teahouses along the Silk Road in Southern China, so
tea is an integral part of the experience. Jasmine is often the
default that comes with dim sum unless specified otherwise.
 Chinese custom: Pour your neighbour’s tea (not your own),
and keep the spout pointing away from diners. When the tea
needs a refill, flip the lid upside down on top of the pot.
Lots to choose from
10 Dim Sum Dishes to Try
1 Har Gow/Shrimp Dumpling 蝦餃: Steamed shrimp in
translucent, slightly chewy wrappers.
2 Char Siu Sou/BBQ Pork Pastry Puff 叉燒酥: Flaky pastries
with meat inside mix sweet with savoury.
3 Siu Mai/Pork and Shrimp Dumpling 烧麦: Cantonese openfaced dumplings of pork and shrimp, garnished with crab roe
or diced carrot.
4 Chee Cheong Fun/Rice Noodle Roll 蒸腸粉: Flat rice noodles
that come with barbecued pork, shrimp, Chinese doughnut,
or chicken inside. Be sure to pour soy sauce on top before
serving.
5 Gai Lan/ Chinese Broccoli 中國芥藍: Fresh, thick stalks often
roasted in garlic sauce.
6 Lo Bak Gou /Pan-Fried Chinese Turnip Cake 蘿蔔糕:
A Cantonese specialty. Well-seasoned squares of pan-fried
radish or turnip taste similar to fried potato.
7 Lo Mai Gai /Sticky Rice Steamed in Lotus Leaves 糯米雞:
Seasoned rice with meat in the middle (pork, chicken or
shrimp) that’s wrapped in lotus leaves.
8 Dan Tat /Egg Tarts 蛋撻: Baked flaky pastry crust filled with
egg custard - eat them while they’re still warm!
9 Xiao Long Bao (XLB)/Soup Dumpling 小籠包: Thin-wrapped
dumpling filled with hot soup and pork. XLB is only available
at Shanghainese-style dim sum restaurants and every one
does it a bit differently.
10 House Specialty 招牌菜 or Chef’s Special 主廚特色: Most
restaurants will have a signature dish, so don’t be afraid to ask
for an order of the chef’s specialty.
Visit 365daysofdining.com
for more dining tips.
Wineries and
Craft Beer
Where to go for a uniquely
Richmond libation
Wineries
Richmond is home to two award-winning wineries – Canada
Berries Enterprise and Lulu Island Winery, the largest winery in
the Vancouver region – and both wineries welcome visitors
for tastings. While these wineries do produce red and white table
wines, Richmond wineries are best known for Icewines and
some of Canada’s best fruit wines, including raspberry
wine, gooseberry wine, blueberry wine, blackcurrant wine, apple
wine and more.
Richmond wineries were the first to produce the region’s famous
blueberry wine. Canada Berries Enterprise also produces fruit
and berry syrups, wine jellies, and honey collected from bees in
its own fields. Lulu Island Winery is known as one of the most
exceptional makers of Icewine – a sweet, complex, productionintensive wine for which only three countries on the planet have
the right climate. Canadian Icewine is prized around the world,
and Lulu Island Winery is BC’s largest exporter of Icewine and the
world’s largest exporter of Icewine to China.
Lulu Island Winery
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Canada Berries
Craft Beer
Show up for the burger, stay for the beer. From local craft
beers to premium imports, great beer can be found in every
corner of Richmond. In 2015, the city welcomed another craft
brewery, Fuggles & Warlock. Try the deliciously creamy Bean Me
Up Espresso Stout. Also on the list of Richmond’s destinationworthy beers is the Fairmont Honey Lager from the Fairmont
Vancouver Airport Hotel’s Jetside Bar. This uniquely Richmond
concoction featuring home-grown honey in an exclusive lager
made in partnership with the Whistler Brewing Company, a local
BC brewer. Another must try craft brewery is BRB Co. Brewery,
producer of fine ales; their IPA has notes of lychee and is one of
their most popular beers.
A booming craft-brew movement wouldn’t be complete without
a local beer festival. The fourth annual Steveston Beer Fest returns on August 27, 2016 from 7pm to 9pm at the Gulf of Georgia
Cannery National Historic Site, and hosted byO’Hare’s GastroPub
& Liquor Store.
Fuggles & Warlock
Spirituality
Experience the Highway
to Heaven
No. 5 Road is one of several wide, flat throughways that cut
across Richmond. What makes this one unique is that it’s lined
with some 20 religious establishments that coexist in peace
and harmony. Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim and
Sikh houses of worship share the road that’s been dubbed the
Highway to Heaven.
You are invited to embark on a self-driven spiritual sightseeing tour to visit the religious establishments on the Highway
to Heaven. Stop and gaze at the architecture and adornments
from the outside or, if the building is open, you may look around
inside. There are often members who are willing to talk to visitors
about their faith and even extend an invitation for you to chant,
meditate or attend a ceremony.
Listen to the Buddhist monks chanting at the Thrangu
Monastery; participate in a Vedic Ashtanga yoga class at the
Vedic Cultural Centre, a Hindu spiritual awareness centre. Enjoy
a free vegetarian meal (called langar) at the Nanaksar Gurdwara
Gursikh Sikh Temple. Marvel at the magnificent courtyard and
the 1,000 white porcelain statues of Buddha at the Ling Yen
Mountain Temple. Take in the beautiful gardens, golden statues
and ornamental fountains of the International Buddhist Temple,
the second largest Buddhist temple in North America.
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International Buddhist Temple
There is no charge to drop in and visit the temples in Richmond, but
donations are appreciated. Your head must be covered and shoes
removed at some of the places of worship. All of the establishments on No.5 Road are private religious organizations so be sure
to double check times, customs and protocols before visiting.
VisitRichmondBC.com/spirituality for more information.
Aerial view of No. 5 Road
Night Markets
Shop, Eat and Party
Under the Stars
Richmond is home to two Asian-style night markets that are
open all summer long. On busy weekends, crowds of 20,000
people gather at both the Panda Market and the Richmond Night
Market to eat, shop and socialize in a festive atmosphere. Bring
cash, a hearty appetite, and be sure to sample these must-try
delicacies, available at both markets:
Hurricane Potatoes: Also known as Tornado Fries, Twister
Potatoes or Rotato, this is a whole russet potato cut in a spiral,
then deep-fried and sprinkled with your choice of seasoning.
Top Left: Hurricane Potatoes, Bottom Left: Richmond Night Market, Right: Seafood
Bring a hearty appetite
Asian-style Kebabs: The most famous skewer stand is Xin Jiang
Man BBQ in the Richmond Night Market, where Chef James
cooks up spicy lamb and honey garlic prawns while entertaining
the crowds with his hilarious friendly chatter.
Bakudanyaki: A Japanese treat, this baseball-sized savoury fritter is stuffed with meat, vegetables and/or cheese, then topped
with a curry, wasabi, chili or creamy original sauce.
Grilled Squid: Like the Hurricane Potato, this is one of the most
popular snacks at the market - tender, toothsome, a little salty,
a little spicy, and utterly delicious. Also available deep-fried.
Mango Slush: Fruit slushies make for a refreshing palate cleanser.
Try the ones made with fresh mango, ice, milk, coconut milk and
just a touch of sugar. Dairy-free versions are also available.
Bubble Waffles: A light egg batter is poured into an iron that
forms it into bubbles for a crunchy exterior and chewy middle.
The chocolate flavour is highly recommended.
What You Need To Know
Panda Market
is open April 29 to September 11, Fridays and Saturdays 7 pm
to midnight; Sundays and holidays 7 pm to 11 pm; cash only.
pandamarket.ca
Richmond Night Market
is open May 13 to October 10, Fridays and Saturdays 7 pm
to midnight; Sundays and holidays 7 pm to 11 pm; cash only.
richmondnightmarket.com
Shopping
From the quirky to the quintessential, Richmond is the place
to find whatever is on your shopping list. This is a shopper’s
paradise, filled with busy malls, big box stores and charming
boutiques. Many of the shops and malls have a modern aesthetic,
where high fashion mingles with food and wellness. Refer to page
59 for a list of Richmond’s top shops.
The best of Richmond’s
shopping experiences
McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Vancouver Airport
The McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Vancouver Airport opened in
Richmond in the summer of 2015 and was voted the Best Outlet
Centre 2015 at the MAPIC Awards. Fashionable bargain hunters
can find popular brands like Coach, Armani, Nike, Lolë and Hugo
Boss at prices discounted up to 70%. The European villagestyle mall features pedestrian friendly walkways, restaurants,
cafés, a children’s playground and on-site entertainment. At just
3 minutes away from Vancouver International Airport via the
Canada Line rapid transit system, McArthurGlen Designer Outlet
Vancouver Airport is perfect for travellers coming to and from the
airport. Free parking, free wi-fi, flight information and free lockers
for carry-on bags are also convenient features.
Authentic Asian Malls
Who needs a ticket to Hong Kong when you can visit Richmond’s
three Asian malls? Glitzy Aberdeen Centre with its famous dancing water fountain is North America’s biggest Asian mall, where
you’ll find everything from trendy Taiwanese fashions to kitschy
3-D replicas of popular foods. Nearby Parker Place is where you’ll
find the best food court fare. Ever. Then there’s Yaohan Centre,
where the flagship store is Osaka Market, a one-stop shop for
fresh seafood and exotic fruits, vegetables, and spices.
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McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Vancouver Airport
Big Box Bonanza
Sometimes you just need to fill a giant cart with well-priced
goods. Richmond is home to many of North America’s best big
box stores – including Costco, Best Buy, Canadian Tire, HomeSense and IKEA.
One-of-a-Kind Finds
Looking for a special gift that you won’t find anywhere else?
Bring home a genuine piece of Richmond and support the local
community by shopping the boutiques in Steveston Village. Stroll
the streets of Steveston to browse handmade ceramics, funky
textiles, ornaments, jewellery, cards, home décor, quirky collectables, antiques, kitchen gadgets, gourmet chocolates and more.
Asian Supermarkets
Bring your appetite and extra shopping bags to Richmond’s
huge Asian-flavoured supermarkets such as T&T Supermarket or H-Mart, where you will find a fragrantly exotic world of
produce, seafood, meats, sauces and sweets, including irresistible
takeout meals.
Specialty Foods
If you’re searching for locally made treats or carefully handcrafted
foods, Richmond has got you covered. Shops such as Sinfully
the Best Chocolates, Bell’s Bakeshop, Outpost Mini Donuts, D
Original Sausage Haus and the Steveston Farmers and Artisans
Market make Richmond a true foodie destination.
Daiso, the Japanese Discount Superstore
Looking for adorable gift wrap? Cute toys? Origami paper?
Funky sushi sets? Head to the Daiso $2 superstore in Aberdeen
Centre. It’s the North American flagship of the famous Japanese
discount department store chain where boutique style meets
dollar store value.
Shopping
Pieces in Steveston Village
Asian Night Markets
The night market is an Asian tradition that has made its home in
Richmond. Under starlit summer skies, crowds wander through
the Panda Market and Richmond Night Market browsing row
upon row of stalls featuring toys, clothes, kitchen gadgets, electronics, artwork and savoury snacks.
Marvellous Malls
Shoppers can easily spend a day – or two – browsing through
the hundreds of shops in the hugely popular CF Richmond Centre
and Lansdowne Centre shopping malls. You’ll find the most
popular global fashion brands, electronics, housewares and much
more, including Best Buy, HomeSense, Winners, Banana Republic, Gap, Apple, H&M, Sephora, Forever 21 and Michael Kors.
High-flying Shops
Vancouver International Airport isn’t just a
transportation hub, it’s also a destination for dedicated shoppers. In the
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beauty products, high-tech gadgets
and made-in-BC crafts, foods and
souvenirs.
VisitRichmondBC.com/shopping for shopping
locations in Richmond.
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Events
Richmond’s calendar is full of
lively, family-friendly events
that celebrate the city’s vibrant
multicultural population,
maritime traditions and
fascinating history.
Chinese Lunar New Year Celebrations
January 28, 2017 - Year of the Rooster
Giant dragons and lions twist and dance to drums, cymbals
and cheering crowds. Restaurants introduce special menus for
extravagant New Year’s feasts. Shopping is also a big part of the
Chinese New Year, and Richmond’s Asian malls and plazas fill with
flowers and gifts, cultural performances, and family activities.
Steveston Farmers & Artisans Market
May - October
The seasonal farmers market is held twice per month on selected
Sundays from 10am to 3pm in the parking lot of the Steveston
Community Centre.
Doors Open
June 4-5, 2016
This free event allows visitors of all ages to explore many of
Richmond’s arts, culture and heritage sites. For two days only,
participating sites open their doors to the public and provide free
behind-the-scenes tours and hands-on activities.
Ships to Shore
June 30 - July 2, 2016
With more than a dozen ships docked along the Steveston
waterfront, nautical enthusiasts are invited to explore modern
working vessels for the Canadian Navy, RCMP and more with
free public boarding and viewing.
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Steveston Salmon Festival
Steveston Salmon Festival
July 1, 2016
Each year 70,000-plus people attend the Steveston Salmon
Festival to celebrate Canada Day. There’s a parade, live entertainment, and a legendary salmon barbecue.
Maritime Festival
August 6-7, 2016
Join Richmond in exploring its maritime heritage with the annual
Richmond Maritime Festival, a three-day celebration of all things
nautical taking place at Britannia Heritage Shipyard National
Historic Site. Enjoy food, music, artists, storytellers and a bounty
of beautiful boats moored at the 190-metre dock.
Richmond World Festival
September 3, 2016
This free one-day event celebrates Richmond’s cultural diversity
through music, food, sport and and the arts at Minoru Park.
Festival goers can eat their way through Metro Vancouver’s
tastiest food trucks, watch top chefs cook on the culinary stage,
participate in interactive sports demonstrations, shop the artisan
market, and much more.
Culture Days
September 30 - October 2, 2016
Culture Days is an annual coast-to-coast celebration of arts and
culture in Canada. Enjoy a weekend of free, interactive activities
ranging from pottery demonstrations to hands-on Chinese calligraphy workshops.
Cannery Farmers’ Market
October - April
The Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site in Steveston
village hosts this indoor market two Sundays per month from
October through April. All products for sale are made, baked,
grown, raised, caught or harvested by approved BC vendors.
For more information on these events:
VisitRichmondBC.com/events
Explore
and Play
From exploring the great
outdoors to discovering new
cultures, this vibrant city
has something for all ages,
interests, and abilities.
Whale Watching
Just off Richmond’s shores, Orcas, humpbacks and grey whales
play in the Pacific waters. Take a whale watching or eco-tour and
head out to sea aboard a Zodiac or cruiser. You will have a chance
to encounter these majestic mammals as well as porpoises, sea
lions, bald eagles and other wildlife. Bring your camera! You might
even catch a glimpse of the rare superpod, which occurs when all
three local pods come together in a group totaling more than 80
orca whales.
Family Geocaching
If the thought of tracking down hidden treasures pique your kids’
interests, try geocaching – a family-friendly outdoor treasure
hunting game that uses a smartphone or GPS device. Richmond
has 30 hidden geocaches in parks, on trails and at community
facilities throughout the city. Participants navigate to a specific
set of GPS coordinates to find the prize – a hidden geocache
container with a secret word. Before starting the search, download a Geo-Quest passport or pick up a copy from the Richmond
Nature Park. All details, along with the downloadable passport,
are available at www.richmond.ca/geocaching.
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Credit: Joshua Dool Photography on behalf of the City of Richmond
Terra Nova Park
Historic Attractions
Steveston is the ideal place to explore the maritime fishing roots
in BC. Join one of the guided tours at the Gulf of Georgia Cannery
National Historic Site to experience how the cannery must have
looked and sounded during its years of operation from 1894 to
1979. Walk the salmon canning line to learn the fascinating history of salmon canning on the West Coast. The nearby Britannia
Shipyards National Historic Site displays restored heritage boat
works, bunkhouses, and homes that show how locals lived and
worked in the early 20th century. Then, visit London Heritage
Farm to enjoy a full tea service and discover farmhouse life in
Richmond during the 1880s.
Parks and Playgrounds
Best. Playground. Ever. That’s how kids describe Richmond’s
$1-million playground in beautiful Terra Nova Park. There’s a
maze of tractor tires and paddock fence, a playhouse perched in
the trees, a double zip-line, hammock swings, and trampolines
as well as natural elements like the slough, hedgerow, fields and
ditches. Nearby, Larry Berg Flight Path Park is perfect for plane
spotting with the kids as it’s located directly in line with the
end of the south runway at YVR. Information boards describe
some of the identifying features to look for so that even novice
plane spotters can identify the aircraft overhead. Then there’s
Richmond Nature Park, where a pedestrian boardwalk leads you
through this remarkable peat bog habitat that is just a small example of the terrain that once covered much of Richmond. Picnic
sites are nearby and it’s free to visit.
Explore
and Play
Indoor Sports
Richmond is a city of world-class
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for badminton, volleyball and basketball. Indoor courts mean never
having to wait on the weather for a
game, and that goes for volleyball and beach
soccer as well. One of the Oval’s most popular training elements
is its 40’ climbing wall that features 45 world-class routes for all
levels and abilities including children as young as six. And not only
does Richmond have miles of ocean and riverbank shores, 6Pack
Indoor Beach offers indoor beach activities, rain or shine. Drop-in
here for a rousing game of archery tag too – it’s the only spot in
the world for archery tag on sand and indoors!
Golf
With its mild weather year round, flat geography, and
spectacular surrounding scenery, Richmond is perfectly set up
for a game of golf. There are plenty of places to play, including
several public courses and private courses, driving ranges and
pitch and putt parks.
Bike along the Dykes
Richmond’s extensive system of dykes (80 kilometres/50 miles)
provide perfect pathways for walking, biking or photographing
the spectacular view of ocean and mountains. The dyke pathways are flat and accessible to all ages and abilities. Bike rentals
are available in Steveston Village. The trails follow and connect to
historic sites, parks and scenic stops with places to pause for fish
‘n chips or ice cream.
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Garry Point Park
Watermania
Make a splash at this massive aquatic centre, part of the Riverport Sports and Entertainment Complex. Watermania features a
competition pool, whirlpools, wave pool and two thrillingly twisty
waterslides. Looking for even more fun? Riverport also features a
skating rink, Go Bananas indoor play zone for kids, Zone Bowling,
family restaurants, a movie theatre and more.
Go Karts
Dream of tearing up the racetrack? You can at Richmond Go
Karts, located just south of the Richmond Auto Mall. At one
kilometre (over half a mile) long, the track is the longest and
fastest in Western Canada. Tots as young as four can ride when
accompanied by an adult.
Richmond Olympic Experience Museum (ROX)
Feel the rush as you fly off an Olympic ski jump, paddle down a
raging white-water kayak course, or carve the perfect line in a
sit-ski slalom race. The $10-million Richmond Olympic Experience museum (ROX) inside the iconic Richmond Olympic Oval
is a dynamic visitor experience featuring interactive sporting
simulations and displays aimed at providing the visitor with the
experience of what it’s like to achieve an Olympic dream. You can
even try your hand at broadcasting an Olympic event. The ROX is
North America’s first and only official member of the International Olympic Museums Network.
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Explore
and Play
Garry Point Park
Live Entertainment and Theatre
Over the past few decades, Richmond has gained a reputation
for high-quality live theatre and entertainment. Visitors come
from all over the world to play the odds at the four-diamond
River Rock Casino Resort, with its slot machines, table games
and high-limit VIP rooms. This state-of-the art venue also hosts
entertainment headliners at the River Rock Show Theatre, which
features a terrific lineup of non-stop entertainment, including
celebrity comics and musicians. The Gateway Theatre, a live
performance venue overlooking beautiful Minoru Park, is home
to musicals, comedies and dramas – from classics to world premieres. It is one of the best regional theatres in Canada and has
been winning standing ovations since 1984.
Plan your Escape
Your mission: enter the room, find the clues, and use them to
escape, all within 45 minutes. That’s the concept behind escape
games, a hot trend in Asia that’s quickly caught on here in
Richmond too. There are multiple escape game venues throughout the city, all with different rooms, different themes, and
different degrees of difficulty. A few places to try this are Xcape
or Exit Canada.
VisitRichmondBC.com/things-to-do
to learn more about exciting things to do in Richmond.
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Home to the Vancouver International Airport (YVR), Richmond is
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and Canada. With an eclectic culinary scene, outdoor festivals,
events and attractions, this multicultural city is a destination
in itself. Richmond is also a convenient jumping-off point for
exploring Metro Vancouver and southwestern British Columbia.
Vancouver
More than eight million visitors each year come to Vancouver,
Canada’s third-largest city. Visitors enjoy this cosmopolitan
city’s easy access to outdoor activities, beaches, museums,
nightlife and amazing parks. With Richmond as your home base,
it’s a quick and easy daytrip into the city to visit Vancouver’s top
attractions including Stanley Park, Granville Island, the Vancouver
Aquarium, Science World at Telus World of Science, and Capilano
Suspension Bridge Park. Hop aboard the Canada Line rapid
transit system in Richmond to connect to downtown Vancouver
in 20 minutes. Many sightseeing buses will pick up from
Richmond hotels.
Victoria
It’s an easy ferry or float plane ride from Richmond to Vancouver Island to visit British Columbia’s capital city, Victoria. BC
Ferries offers regular service from Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal
and Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal to Vancouver Island. From
Richmond, it’s approximately 30 minutes to Tsawwassen and
Horseshoe Bay is approximately 60 minutes away. Both Pacific
Coastal and Harbour Air offer frequent float plane service and
Helijet offers helicopter service to Victoria from YVR’s South
Terminal in Richmond. While in Victoria, visit the famous Butchart
Gardens, step back in time at the Royal BC Museum, explore our
Parliamentary Government Buildings, and enjoy high tea at the
historic Fairmont Empress Hotel.
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Whistler
Located in the spectacular Coast Mountains of British Columbia, and just two hours north of Richmond, Whistler is one of
Canada’s premier, year-round destinations. Consistently ranked
the number one mountain resort in North America, Whistler features two majestic mountains, epic skiing and snowboarding, four
championship golf courses, more than 200 shops, 90 restaurants
and bars, accommodations galore, hiking trails, spas and arguably
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48 Hours in Richmond
Day One
10:00 am Dim sum? Yum! Start your day with dumplings,
custard tarts, and steamed buns. Many of Richmond’s renowned
dim sum restaurants are located in the Golden Village, the perfect spot for an after meal stroll. Don’t leave without browsing
through Richmond’s three Asian malls.
12:00 pm Hop in a taxi cab or take the bus (#402 from
Richmond-Brighouse station) to picturesque Steveston Village.
You may recognize Steveston as the backdrop to ABC/CTV’s
fairy tale drama Once Upon A Time. Embark on a whale watching
tour, visit two National Historic Sites, or walk the boardwalk to
Fisherman’s Wharf. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, pick a
waterfront patio to sit and enjoy Steveston’s signature dish –
fish ‘n chips. Stay until sundown to catch a beautiful West Coast
sunset at Steveston’s Garry Point Park.
9:00 pm It’s a shopping and street food paradise at Richmond’s
two outdoor Asian Night Markets – the Richmond Night Market
and the Panda Market (open April through October). See page 24
for tips on what to eat.
11:00 pm Let your tired head hit the pillow at one of Richmond’s
24 international brand name hotels.
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Aerial View of Richmond
Day Two
7:30 am Rise and shine for your morning workout at the
Richmond Olympic Oval.
9:30 am Embark on a self-driven tour of Richmond’s majestic
No. 5 Road, the Highway to Heaven, where mosques, temples
and churches all co-exist peacefully side-by-side.
11:00 am It’s a quick drive to Richmond’s two wineries, Canada
Berries Enterprise and Lulu Island Winery. Relax and sip locallygrown blueberry wine. You’ve earned it.
3:00 pm Go shopping at CF Richmond Centre, home to over 200
shops that will please everyone on your list. Take a break from
shopping by stopping at the Dining Terrace, Richmond Centre’s
beautifully designed, family friendly dining area.
6:00 pm Eat your way along Alexandra Road, Richmond’s Food
Street. Here 200+ authentic Asian restaurants (Cantonese, Szechuan, Shanghainese, Northern Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Korean,
Malaysian, and more) are packed into three short city blocks.
9:00 pm End the day testing your mettle as you and your friends
scramble to solve a series of brain-challenging puzzles and
riddles in order to breakout of one of Richmond’s escape rooms.
What’s an escape game? See page 36 for details.
Day Three
Depart Richmond – or stay an extra day as there’s lots more to
see. Go bird spotting at Richmond Nature Park, biking along the
dykes, go karting at Richmond Go Kart, shopping at McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Vancouver Airport, Aberdeen Centre, and
Lansdowne Mall, and so much more.
VisitRichmondBC.com/things-to-do
for more information on things to do.
Hotel, Address & Website
Accent Inns Vancouver Airport
10551 St. Edwards Dr. Richmond, BC V6X 3L8
Ph: 604.273.3311 accentinns.com
Best Western Plus
9260 Bridgeport Rd. Richmond, BC V6X 1S1
Ph: 604.270.7576 abercorn-inn.com
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2840 Sexsmith Rd. Richmond, BC V6X 2H3
Ph: 604.207.8000 daysinn.ca
Executive Airport Plaza Hotel
& Conference Centre
7311 Westminster Hwy. Richmond, BC V6X 1A3
Ph: 604.278.5555 executivehotels.net
Carver’s
Steakhouse
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Fairmont Vancouver Airport
3111 Grant McConachie Way. Vancouver
International Airport, Richmond, BC V7B 0A6
Ph: 604.207.5200
fairmont.com/vancouverairport
Four Points by Sheraton
Vancouver Airport
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8368 Alexandra Rd. Richmond, BC V6X 4A6
Ph: 604.214.0888
fourpointsvancouverairport.com
Hampton Inn by Hilton
Vancouver Airport
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8811 Bridgeport Rd. Richmond, BC V6X 1R9
Ph: 604.232.5505
hamptoninn-vancouver.com
Hilton Vancouver Airport
5911 Minoru Blvd. Richmond, BC V6X 4C7
Ph: 604.273.6336
vancouverairport.hilton.com
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Riverport
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10688 No.6 Rd. Richmond, BC V6W 1E7
Ph: 604.241.1830 hierichmond.com
La Quinta Inn Vancouver Airport
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8640 Alexandra Rd. Richmond, BC V6X 1C4
Ph: 604.276.2711 LQ.com
Pacific Gateway Hotel
Vancouver Airport
3500 Cessna Dr. Richmond, BC V7B 1C7
Ph. 604.278.1241 TF. 1.866.382.3474
pacificgatewayhotel.com
Quality Hotel Airport (South)
Ph: 604.244.3051
qualityhotelvancouverairport.com
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Radisson Hotel Vancouver Airport
8181 Cambie Rd. Richmond, BC V6X 3X9
Ph: 604.276.8181 radisson.com/vancouverca
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airport layover, Richmond offers accommodations to suit your
needs. Choose from 24 hotels, 15 minutes or less from the
Vancouver International Airport (YVR).
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River Rock Casino Resort
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8811 River Rd. Richmond, BC V6X 3P8
Ph: 604.247.8900 riverrock.com
8811 River Rd. Richmond, BC V6X 3P8
Ph: 604.247.8900 riverrock.com
Sandman Hotel Vancouver Airport
3233 St. Edwards Dr. Richmond, BC V6X 2M9
Ph: 604.303.8888
sandmanhotels.ca/hotels/vancouver-airport
Sandman Signature Vancouver Airport
Hotel & Resort
10251 St. Edwards Dr. Richmond, BC V6X 2M9
Ph: 604.278.9611 sandmansignature.ca
Sheraton Vancouver Airport Hotel
Ph: 604.273.7878
sheratonvancouverairport.com
Steveston Café & Hotel
12111 Third Ave. Richmond, BC V7E 3K1
Ph: 604.277.9511
Moxie's
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The Seabreeze Guest House (B&B)
3111 Springside Pl. Richmond, BC V7E 1X3
Ph. 778.686.1248 theseabreeze.net
Travelodge Vancouver Airport
3071 St. Edwards Dr. Richmond, BC V6X 3K4
Ph: 604.278.5155
travelodgevancouverairport.com
Vancouver Airport Marriott Hotel
Ph: 604.276.2112
vancouverairportmarriott.com
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3099 Corvette Way. Richmond, BC V6X 4K3
Ph: 604.303.6565
westinvancouverairport.com
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Plan Your
Trip
Before you visit this
vibrant city, here’s what
you should know
Meet the Locals
Richmond has a population of approximately 210,000, with 65%
of its citizens of Asian descent. English and French are Canada’s
official languages, but you’ll find many Mandarin and Cantonese
speakers, and hear Japanese, Korean and other languages as you
walk down the streets.
Find Yourself
Richmond is in the Pacific Time Zone with an average altitude
of one metre (about a yard) above sea level. Its 13,000 hectares (32,000 acres) of land area are spread out across several
islands in the Fraser River delta, with a dynamic urban city centre
surrounded by a mix of residential, commercial and industrial
property, as well as agricultural space, natural areas, waterways
and the Vancouver International Airport (YVR).
Bring Sunscreen and an Umbrella
Richmond enjoys a temperate coastal climate, with little to no
snow and less rain than many West Coast communities – 30%
less than neighbouring Vancouver. Average temperatures range
from 7°C (45°F) in winter to 23°C (73°F) in summer. Although the
climate is mild, weather can change quickly, so plan to dress in
layers and bring your sunglasses as well as rain gear.
Currency
The currency is the Canadian dollar, though many retailers will
accept U.S. dollars. Major credits cards are widely accepted in
malls and most restaurants, but note that many smaller eateries will only accept cash. You can expect to pay 12% in sales
taxes – 7% provincial sales tax (PST) and 5% goods and services
tax (GST) – although there is no provincial sales tax added on
restaurant meals. Tips of 15 to 20%, before tax, are advised in fine
dining restaurants.
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Vancouver International Airport (YVR)
As the gateway to British
Columbia, Richmond is
easily accessible from
just about anywhere in
the world.
Getting to
Richmond
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BY AIR: If you are flying
Village
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award-winning VancouSeattle
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(YVR). It is Canada’s secondbusiest airport, served by 53
airlines that connect to 110 destinations
across Canada and around the world. If you’re flying from Calgary,
expect the flight to take 90 minutes; from Los Angeles, it’s just
under three hours; five hours from Toronto; and 13.5 hours from
Hong Kong.
Once you’ve arrived safely by air, YVR has buses, taxis, rental
cars, limousines, and hotel shuttles. The Canada Line is Metro
Vancouver’s rapid transit rail system connecting YVR to central
Richmond in 18 minutes.
BY CAR: Richmond is a 20 minute drive from downtown Vancouver, about the same as it is from the U.S. border. In total, it’s
a three-hour drive north from Seattle, four hours from Kelowna,
and 11 from Calgary. If you are driving from the United States, follow Highway I-5 to the Peace Arch border crossing; once you’ve
entered Canada, it becomes Highway 99, which leads directly to
the Richmond exits. If you are driving from Kelowna, Calgary or
other points east in Canada, follow Highway 1 then make your
way over the Queensborough Connector to BC Highway 91,
which will bring you right into Richmond.
For information about entering Canada, visit the Canada Border
Services Agency website at cbsa-asfc.gc.ca.
Plan Your
Trip
Getting around Richmond
Central Richmond is flat, well-signposted and based on a grid,
making it easy to navigate your way around. Plus, it is served by
Metro Vancouver’s TransLink public transportation system of
buses and light rapid transit, which includes the Canada Line train.
The Canada Line also serves YVR airport and runs along No. 3
Road in Richmond, connecting all the major shopping centres.
For more information, including current rates for a transit day
pass, visit translink.ca.
For a list of local taxis please see page 61.
Staying in Richmond
Whether you are looking for a luxury suite, family-friendly accommodation, or a business hotel, Richmond has the perfect
place for you to stay. Richmond offers 24 hotels including some of
the world’s best-known brands, from luxury to budget friendly.
Book your hotel online at VisitRichmondBC.com or call the
Tourism Richmond Visitor Centre at 1•877•247•0777 for
complimentary booking assistance.
Emergency Numbers
In emergency situations, you can contact the local police,
ambulance service, fire department and other emergency
services by calling 911.
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Tourism Richmond Visitor Centre & Steveston Museum
Our tourism specialists
can provide insider tips on
Richmond
 Helpful information and free hotel booking services
 Special discounted rates on selected attractions
 Official Once Upon a Time licenced merchandise including
exclusive Welcome to Storybrooke t-shirts
 Full-service Canada Post office with postal services, postcards
and souvenirs
 Maps, brochures and more
Open 7 Days A Week, Year Round*
Monday - Saturday: 9:30am - 5:00pm
Sundays: Noon - 4:00pm
(July & August: 9:30am - 6:00pm daily)
The Tourism Richmond Visitor Centre is located at 3811 Moncton
Street (corner of Moncton Street and First Avenue in Steveston).
For more information call us at 1•877•247•0777 or go to
VisitRichmondBC.com
* For Visitor Centre closures and holiday hours please refer to
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Downtown Vancouver via the Canada Line SkyTrain.
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Complimentary hot buffet breakfast.
24 hr airport shuttle and free parking.
Gym, indoor pool, and hot tub.
Complimentary WiFi.
» Convenient access to Vancouver Airport,
BC Ferries, US Border and Vancouver.
» Close to local eateries, attractions
and business parks.
10688 No. 6 Road, Richmond, BC | 604 . 241. 1830 | [email protected] | www.hiexriverportrichmond.com
CONTEMPORARY OASIS OF LUXURY
BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED
200 GUESTROOMS AND SUITES
16,000 SQUARE FEET OF SPECTACULAR
CONVENTION AND EVENT SPACE
www.radisson.com/vancouverca
8181 Cambie Road, Richmond, BC Canada
Tel. 604-276-8181
[email protected]
Member
Directory
In and Around Richmond
ACCOMMODATIONS
Accent Inns
Vancouver Airport
10551 St. Edwards Dr
Richmond, BC V6X 3L8
604.273.3311
1.800.663.0298
accentinns.com
Best Western Plus
Abercorn Inn
9260 Bridgeport Rd
Richmond, BC V6X 1S1
604.270.7576
1.800.663.0085
abercorn-inn.com
Days Inn Vancouver
Airport
2840 Sexsmith Rd
Richmond, BC V6X 2H3
604.207.8000
1.800.DAYS.INN
daysinn.ca
Executive Airport
Plaza Hotel &
Conference Centre
7311 Westminster Hwy
Richmond, BC V6X 1A3
604.278.5555
1.800.663.2878
executivehotels.net
Fairmont
Vancouver Airport
3111 Grant McConachie Way
Vancouver International Airport
Richmond, BC V7B 0A6
604.207.5200
1.800.441.1414
fairmont.com/
vancouverairport
Four Points
by Sheraton
Vancouver Airport
8368 Alexandra Rd
604.214.0888
1.866.716.8133
fourpointsvancouver
airport.com
Hampton Inn by
Hilton Vancouver
Airport
8811 Bridgeport Rd
Richmond, BC V6X 1R9
604.232.5505
1.888.488.0101
hamptoninn-vancouver.
com
Hilton Vancouver
Airport
5911 Minoru Blvd
Richmond, BC V6X 4C7
604.273.6336
1.800.445.8667
vancouverairport.hilton.
com
Holiday Inn Express
Hotel & Suites
Riverport
10688 No.6 Rd
Richmond, BC V6W 1E7
604.241.1830
1.877.660.8550
hierichmond.com
La Quinta Inn
Vancouver Airport
8640 Alexandra Rd
604.276.2711
1.866.495.0490
lq.com
Pacific Gateway
Hotel Vancouver
Airport
3500 Cessna Dr
Richmond, BC V7B 1C7
604.278.1241
1.866.382.3474
pacificgatewayhotel.com
Quality Hotel
Airport (South)
604.244.3051
1 .877.244.3051
qualityhotelvancouver
airport.com
Radisson Hotel
Vancouver Airport
8181 Cambie Rd
Richmond, BC V6X 3X9
604.276.8181
1.800.333.3333
radisson.com/
vancouverca
Ramada Hotel
Vancouver Airport
604.207.9000
1.800.854.9517
ramadaairport.ca
River Rock Casino
Resort /The Hotel
at River Rock
8811 River Rd
Richmond, BC V6X 3P8
604.247.8900
1.866.748.3718
riverrock.com
Sandman Hotel
Vancouver Airport
3233 St. Edwards Dr
Richmond, BC V6X 3K4
604.303.8888
1.800.SANDMAN
sandmanhotels.ca/
hotels/vancouver-airport
Sandman Signature
Vancouver Airport
Hotel & Resort
Richmond, BC V6X 2M9
604.278.9611
1.800.SANDMAN
sandmansignature.ca
Sheraton
Vancouver Airport
Hotel
604.273.7878
1. 800.663.0299
sheratonvancouver
airport.com
Steveston Café
& Hotel
12111 Third Ave
Richmond, BC V7E 3K1
604.277.9511
The Seabreeze
Guest House
3111 Springside Pl
Richmond, BC V7E 1X3
778.686.1248
theseabreeze.net
Travelodge
Vancouver Airport
3071 St. Edwards Dr
604.278.5155
1.800.578.7878
travelodgevancouver
airport.com
Vancouver Airport
Marriott Hotel
604.276.2112
1.877.323.8888
vancouverairport
marriott.com
Westin Wall Centre
Vancouver Airport
3099 Corvette Way
604.303.6565
1.866.932.7742
westinvancouverairport.
com
Britannia Shipyards
National Historic
Site
5180 Westwater Dr
Richmond, BC V7E 6P3
604.718.8050
richmond.ca/britannia
Exit Canada
2115, 4653 Garden City Rd
604.370.5555
e-exit.ca
Gateway Theatre
6500 Gilbert Rd
Richmond, BC V7C 3V4
604.270.6500
gatewaytheatre.com
Gulf of Georgia
Cannery National
Historic Site
12138 Fourth Ave
Richmond, BC V7E 3J1
604.664.9009
gulfofgeorgiacannery.org
International
Buddhist Society
9160 Steveston Hwy
Richmond, BC V7A 1M5
604.274.2822
buddhisttemple.ca
Kwantlen St.
Market
Kwantlen Polytechnic
University Parking Lot
8771 Lansdowne Rd
778.688.3663
ATTRACTIONS
54
northdeltafarmersmarket.
com
London Heritage
Farm Society
6511 Dyke Rd
Richmond, BC V7E 3R3
604.271.5220
londonheritagefarm.ca
Mayfair Lakes Golf
& Country Club
5460 No. 7 Rd
Richmond, BC V6V 1R7
604.276.0585
golfbc.com/courses/
mayfair_lakes
Panda Market
(The International
Summer Night
Market in
Richmond)
12631 Vulcan Way
Richmond, BC V6V 1J7
604.278.8000
pandamarket.ca
Richmond Art
Gallery
180-7700 Minoru Gate
Richmond, BC V6Y 1R9
604.247.8300
richmondartgallery.org
Richmond Curling
Club
5540 Hollybridge Way
Richmond, BC V7C4N3
604.278.1722
richmondcurling.com
Richmond
Go-Karts
6631 Sidaway Rd
Richmond, BC V6W 1B7
604.278.6184
richmondgokarts.com
Richmond Nature
Park
Richmond, BC V6X 1V4
604.718.6188
richmond.ca/naturepark
Richmond Night
Market
8351 River Rd
604.244.8448
richmondnightmarket.
com
Richmond Olympic
Experience (ROX)
6111 River Rd
Richmond, BC V7C 0A2
778.296.1400
therox.ca
Richmond Olympic
Oval
6111 River Rd
Richmond, BC V7C 0A2
778.296.1400
richmondoval.ca
River Rock Casino
& Show Theatre
8811 River Rd
604.273.1895
1.877.473.2818
riverrock.com
Steveston
Community Centre
4111 Moncton St.
Richmond, BC V7E 3A8
604.238.8080
stevestoncommunity
society.com
Steveston
Seabreeze
Adventures
12551 No. 1 Rd.
Richmond, BC V7E 1T2
604.272.7200
seabreezeadventures.ca
Vancouver
International
Buddhist Progress
Society
6680-8181 Cambie Rd
604.273.0369
vanibps.org
Vancouver Whale
Watch
210-12240 Second Ave
Richmond, BC V7E 3L8
604.274.9565
vancouverwhalewatch.
com
Village Bike Rentals
3891 Moncton St
Richmond, BC V7C3L9
604.274.3865
village-bikes.ca
WaterMania
14300 Entertainment Blvd
Richmond, BC V6W 1K3
604.448.5353
richmond.ca/watermania
Xcape Vancouver
200-7800 Alderbridge Way
604.285.6085
xcapevancouver.com
DINING
CAFÉ/CASUAL
Boston Pizza –
Ackroyd
50-8100 Ackroyd Rd
604.273.6151
Cannery Café
3711 Moncton Street
778.383.9991
Cavu Kitchen Bar
(Hilton)
5911 Minoru Blvd
604.232.5001
cavukitchenbar.com
Dave's Fish & Chips
3460 Moncton St
604.271.7555
davesfishandchips.com
Fresh Restaurant &
Lounge (Radisson)
8181 Cambie Rd
604.279.8303
richmondfreshrestaurant.
com
Harold's Bistro &
Bar (Sheraton)
604.233.3968
sheratonvancouverairport.
com/harolds-bistro
Hog Shack
Cookhouse
160-3900 Bayview St
604.272.7264
hogshack.ca
Kove Kitchen
140-3900 Bayview St
604.628.2500
kovekitchen.com
Nando's Flame
Grilled Chicken
8231 Ackroyd Rd
Richmond, BC V6X 3J9
604.278.2727
nandos.ca
Pajo's Fish & Chips
On the Wharf in Steveston
604.272.1588
Garry Point Park in Steveston
604. 204.0767
pajos.com
Pier 73 Restaurant
(Pacific Gateway)
3500 Cessna Dr
Richmond, BC V7B 1C7
604.276.1954
pier73.com
Rocanini Coffee
Roasters
115-3900 Moncton St
604.284.5126
rocanini.com
Steveston Coffee
Company
110-3511 Moncton St
604.275.1983
stevestoncoffee.com
Village Books &
Coffee House
130-12031 First Ave
Richmond, BC V7E3M1
604.272.6601
White Spot
Ackroyd
5880 No. 3 Rd
Richmond, BC V6X 2E1
604.273.3699
whitespot.ca
Chef Tony
Restaurant
101-4600 Number 3 Rd
604.279.0083
cheftonycanada.com/en
Continental
Seafood
Restaurant
150-11700 Cambie Rd
604.278.6331
Fisherman's
Terrace Restaurant
3580-4151 Hazelbridge Way
604.303.9739
bostonpizza.com
Chinese
56
Golden Sichuan
Chinese Restaurant
170-3631 No. 3 Rd
Richmond, BC V6X 2B9
604.288.9058
Jade Seafood
Restaurant
8511 Alexandra Rd
604.249.0082
jaderestaurant.ca
Sea Harbour
Seafood Restaurant
(River Rock)
150-8888 River Rd
604.232.0816
seaharbour.com
Shiang Garden
Seafood
Restaurant
2200-4540 No. 3 Rd
604.273.8858
Su Hang
Restaurant
100-8291 Ackroyd Rd
604.278.7787
suhang.ca
The True's Tea
Restaurant
180-8400 Alexandra Rd
Richmond, BC V6X1C4
604.207.8469
truestea.com
Vivacity Restaurant
604.279.1513
vivacityrestaurant.com
Greek/Indian/Mexican
Kisamos Greek
Taverna
3420 Moncton St
604.277.5626
kisamosrestaurant.com
Little Mexico
Cantina
150-3131 Chatham St
Richmond, BC V7E 2Y4
604.272.5123
littlemexicocantina.com
Tandoori Kona
Restaurant
170-11700 Cambie Rd
604.279.9259
bcrestaurants.ca/
tandoorikona
Ichiro Japanese
Restaurant
Richmond, BC V7E3L6
604.277.1150
ichirojapaneserestaurant.ca
Pepper Lunch
150-5951 No. 3 Rd
604.285.5933
pepperlunchcanada.com
Saboten Aberdeen
Restaurant
604.295.9351
saboten.ca
Japanese
Korean/Taiwanese
Chef Hung
Taiwanese Beef
Noodle
604.295.9357
Haroo Korean
Restaurant
604.284.5596
chefhungnoodle.com
pub/sports bar
BRB Co.
(Be Right Back)
Brewery & Eatery
180-14200 Entertainment Blvd
Richmond, BC V6W 1K3
604.271.2739
brbco.ca
Legends Pub &
Restaurant
9031 Blundell Rd
Richmond, BC V6Y 1K4
604.276.2343
legendspub.com
O'Hare's Gastro
Pub & Liquor Store
5031 Steveston Hwy
604.277.2305
ohares.ca
Shark Club
604.276.2609
The Buck & Ear
12111 Third Ave
604.277.9511
sharkclub.ca
seafood/steak
Blue Canoe
Waterfront
Restaurant
140-3866 Bayview St
Richmond, BC V7E 1H9
604.275.7811
bluecanoerestaurant.com
Boathouse
Restaurant
Richmond (The)
100-8331 River Rd
Richmond, BC V6X 1Y1
604.273.7014
boathouserestaurants.ca
Carver's
Steakhouse
(Executive)
Richmond, BC V6X1A3
604.207.7107
carversdining.com
Catch Kitchen + Bar
200-3866 Bayview St
604.284.1222
catchkitchen.com
Chop Steakhouse
& Bar (Sandman
Signature)
604.276.1180
chop.ca
Globe@YVR
(Fairmont)
Fairmont Vancouver Airport
YVR-3111 Grant McConachie
Way
Richmond, BC V7B 1X9
604.207.5200
fairmont.com/Vancouverairport-richmond/dining/
globeyvr
Keg Steakhouse
& Bar
11151 No. 5 Rd
Richmond, BC V7A 4E8
604.272.1399
kegsteakhouse.com
Sockeye City Grill
108-3800 Bayview St
604.275.6790
sockeyecitygrill.com
Steveston Seafood
House
3951 Moncton St
604.271.5252
stevestonseafoodhouse.
com
Tapenade Bistro
3711 Bayview St
Richmond, BC V7E 3B6
604.275.5188
tapenade.ca
Specialty Foods
Bell's Bake Shop
110-12211 First Ave
Richmond, BC V7E 3M3
604.284.5152
Candy Dish
120-3911 Moncton St
Richmond, BC V7E3A7
604.277.6866
D-Original Sausage
Haus
130-12000 First Ave
604.447.5545
doriginalsausagehaus.com
Danny’s Screamers
9040 Francis Rd
Richmond, BC V6Y 1B1
604.274.3610
dannysscreamers.com
Outpost Mini Donut
Company
604.448.0005
outpostminidonutco.com
QQ Bubble Tea and
Coffee
2400-8260 Westminster Hwy
Richmond Public Market
Richmond, BC V6X 3Y2
778.858.9477
facebook.com/qbubbletea
58
bellsbakeshop.com
Richmond Country
Farms
12900 Steveston Hwy
Richmond, BC V6W 1A3
604.274.0522
countryfarms.ca
Screamers Soft
Serve & Treats
12211 Third Ave
Richmond, BC V7A 1X4
604.364.8740
screamerssoftserve.ca
Sinfully the Best
13- 3993 Chatham St
Richmond, BC V7E 2Z6
604.272.2655
sinfullythebest.com
Wild Sweets® By
Dominique & Cindy
Duby
2145-12191 Hammersmith Way
Richmond, BC V7A 5H2
604.765.9507
dcduby.com
Aberdeen Centre
604.273.1234
aberdeencentre.com
CF Richmond
Centre
6551 No. 3 Rd
Richmond, BC V6Y 2B6
604.713.7467
richmondcentre.com
Christine Jewellers
604.285.6380
christinejewellers.com
Daiso Store Canada
604.295.6601
daisocanada.com
Lansdowne Centre
5300 No. 3 Rd
604.270.1569
lansdowne-centre.com
McArthurGlen
Designer Outlet
Vancouver Airport
7899 Templeton Station Rd
Richmond, BC V7B 0B7
604.231.5525
mcarthurglenvancouver.
com
Parker Place Mall
604.273.0276
parkerplace.com
Pieces
100-3580 Moncton St
604.271.1011
piecesinsteveston.ca
Steveston Landing
3800 Bayview St
604.272.9507
World Duty Free
International Terminal Building
4th Floor, Room C4405
Richmond, BC V7B 1Y7
604.273.1708
worlddutyfree.ca
Yaohan Centre
3700 No. 3 Rd
604.231.0601
yaohancentre.com
YK3 Sake Producer
23-11151 Horseshoe Way
Richmond, BC V7A 4S5
604.821.0539
yk3sake.com
Landsea Tours
Call for shuttle service to
Richmond
604.255.7272
1.877.669.2277
vancouvertours.com
Vancouver Trolley
Company
604.801.5515
1 .888.451.5581
vancouvertrolley.com
Shopping
sightseeing
Via Rail Canada
300-1150 Station St
Vancouver, BC V6A 4C7
1.888.842.7245
viarail.ca
Westcoast
Sightseeing
Richmond
604.451.1600
1.877.451.1777
westcoastsightseeing.com
Spas/Health & Lifestyle
Absolute Spa
Group – Airport
Richmond, BC V7B 1X9
604.684.2772
absolutespa.com
Bodhi Meditation
7740 Alderbridge Way
604.537.2268
bodhimeditationvan.org
Spa Versanté
Wellness
120-8280 Lansdowne Rd
604.278.0779
spaversante.com
Transportation
air
Air North
100-4840 Miller Rd
Richmond, BC V7B 1K7
1.800.661.0407
flyairnorth.com
Airport Butler Meet
& Greet Services
Rm. C.3036.0A ITB Level 3
Richmond, BC V7B 1W2
604.244.9868
airportbutler.ca
Harbour Air
Seaplanes
4760 Inglis Drive
Richmond, BC V7B 1W4
604.274.1277
harbourair.com
Helijet International
5911 Airport Rd South
604.273.4688
1.800.665.4354
helijet.com
Pacific Coastal
Airlines
YVR – South Terminal
4440 Cowley Cres, Unit 204
604.273.8666
1.800.663.2872
pacificcoastal.com
Charter Bus Lines
of BC
8730 River Rd
Delta, BC V4G 1B5
604.940.1707
charterbuslines.com
International Stage
Lines
4171 Vanguard Rd
604.270.6135
islbus.com
Pacific Coach Lines
210-1150 Station Str
Vancouver, BC V6A 4C7
604.662.7575
1.800.661.1725
pacificcoach.com
Traxx Coachlines
110-7280 River Rd
Richmond, BC V6X1X5
1.877.872.9977
traxxcoachlines.com
Universal Coach
Line
128-11560 Eburne Way
Richmond, BC V6V 2G7
604.322.7799
universalcoach.ca
VTC Coach
Services
875 Terminal Ave
Vancouver, BC V6A 2M9
604.801.5515
bus
60
Car & RV Rentals
Budget Rent a Car
3691 No.3 Rd
604.668.7000
budgetbc.com
Fraserway RV
747 Cliveden Pl
Annacis Island
Delta, BC V3M 6C7
604.527.1102
1.800.661.2441
fraserway.com
Taxi & LIMOUSINE
Garden City Cabs of
Richmond
148-2633 Viking Way
Richmond, BC V6V 3B6
604.233.1111
gardencitycabsrichmond.
com
Kimber Cabs
248-2633 Viking Way
Richmond, BC V6V 3B6
604.238.8888
kimbercabs.com
Limojet Gold
Limousine Services
1441 Clark Dr
Vancouver, BC V5L 3K9
604.215.3337
limojetgold.com
Richmond Taxi
Company
260-11180 Voyageur Way
Richmond, BC V6X 3N8
604.272.1111
1 .866.763.8294
richmondtaxi.ca
travel companies
BestCan Tours
604.276.0600
bestcantours.com
CAL Travel
International
50-10551 Shellbridge Way
Richmond, BC V6X 2W9
604.207.9188
calworld.com
Canadian Grand
Holidays
105-8877 Odlin Crescent
Richmond, BC V6X 3Z7
604.276.2616
grandholidays.ca
Cantop Tours &
Travel
202-644 SW Marine Dr
Vancouver, BC V6P 5Y1
604.325.4699
cantoptours.com
Caremet Travel
Port Moody, BC V3H 0C5
604.928.5358
caremet-travel.com
Crowne Holidays
5635 Cambie St
Vancouver, BC V5Z 3A3
604.821.0077
crowneholidays.com
JTB International
(Canada)
8899 Odlin Crescent
Richmond, BC V6X 3Z7
604.276.0300
jtb.ca
Starluck Travel
Corp
108-8200 Saba Rd
Richmond, BC V6Y 4C6
604.200.0208
lehangholidays.com
Utopia Travel Inc.
NTS International
Group
2180-8766 McKim Way
Richmond, BC V6X 4G4
604.248.1433
ntsholding.com
wineries & breweries
Canada Berries
12791 Blundell Rd
Richmond, BC V6W 1B4
604.303.0379
canadablueberries.com
Fuggles & Warlock
103-11220 Horseshoe Way
Richmond, BC V7A 5H7
778.893.8582
fuggleswarlock.com
Lulu Island Winery
Richmond, BC V6V 1A8
604.232.9839
luluislandwinery.com
Outside Richmond
accommodations
Delta Town &
Country Inn
6005 Hwy 17A
Delta, BC V4K 5B8
604.946.4404
1 .888.777.1266
deltainn.com
Granville Island
Hotel
1253 Johnston St
Vancouver, BC V6H 3R9
604.683.7373
granvilleislandhotel.com
Hotel Zed
3110 Douglas St
Victoria, BC V8Z 3K4
250.388.4345
1.800.997.6797
hotelzed.com
Mountain Park
Lodges
200 Connaught Dr
Jasper, AB T0E 1E0
780.409.9273
mpljasper.com
Ramada Inn &
Suites Downtown
Vancouver
1221 Granville St
Vancouver, BC V6Z 1M6
604.685.1111
1.888.835.0078
ramadavancouver.com
Royal Scot Hotel &
Suites
425 Quebec St
Victoria, BC V8V 1W7
250.388.5463
1.800.663.7515
royalscot.com
Semiahmoo Resort
9565 Semiahmoo Parkway
Blaine, WA 98229
360.318.2000
1.855.917.3767
semiahmoo.com
attractions outside richmond
Britannia Mine
Museum
1 Forbes Way
Britannia Beach, BC V0N 1J0
604. 896.2233
1.800.896.4044
britanniaminemuseum.ca
Butchart Gardens
800 Benvenuto Ave
Brentwood Bay, BC V8M 1J8
250.652.4422
1.866.652.4422
butchartgardens.com
Capilano
Suspension Bridge
& Park
3735 Capilano Rd
North Vancouver, BC V7R 4J1
604.985.7474
1.877.985.7474
capbridge.com
Prince of Whales
1601 Bayshore Dr
Vancouver, BC V6G 2V4
250.383.4884
1.888.383.4884
princeofwhales.com
Chilliwack River
Rafting Adventures
49704 Chilliwack Lake Rd
Chilliwack, BC V4Z 1A7
604.824.0334
1.800.410.7238
chilliwackriverrafting.com
Dr. Sun Yat Sen
Classical Chinese
Garden
578 Carrall St
Vancouver, BC V6B 5K2
640.662.3207
vancouverchinesegarden.
com
FlyOver Canada
201-999 Canada Place
Vancouver, BC V6C 3E1
604.620.8455
flyovercanada.com
Grouse Mountain
Resort
6400 Nancy Greene Way
North Vancouver, BC V7R4K9
604.980.9311
grousemountain.com
Harbour Cruises
Harbour Cruises Marina
501 Denman St
Vancouver, BC V6G 2W9
604.688.7246 1.800.663.1500
boatcruises.com
62
Hyak River Rafting
Richmond
604.734.8622
1.800.663.7238
hyak.com
Royal BC Museum
675 Belleville St
Victoria, BC V8W 9W2
250.356.7226
royalbcmuseum.bc.ca
Sea Vancouver
1601 Bayshore Dr
Vancouver, BC V8W 1T3
604.633.6413
seavancouver.com
Skydive Vancouver
1792 Alberni St
Vancouver, BC V6G 1C9
604.731.5251
vancouver-skydiving.bc.ca
Stanley Park
Horse-Drawn Tours
Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC
604.681.5115
stanleyparktours.com
Vancouver
Aquarium
Stanley Park, 845 Avison Way
Vancouver, BC V6B 3X8
604.659.3474
vanaqua.org
Vancouver Art
Gallery
750 Hornby St
Vancouver, BC V6Z 2H7
604.662.4700
vanartgallery.bc.ca
Vancouver
Attractions Group
vancouverattractions.com
Vancouver Lookout
555 West Hastings St
Vancouver, BC V6B 4N6
604.689.0421
vancouverlookout.com
Ziptrek Ecotours
4282 Mountain Square
Whistler, BC V0N1B4
604.935.0001
ziptrek.com
Additional Services
event suppliers
Focus Audio Visual
Services
103-358 E Kent Ave
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604.733.0728
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604.535.7339
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Rowe Event &
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322-5930 No. 6 Rd
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604.303.0650
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120-4471 No. 6 Rd
Richmond, BC V6V 1P8
604.273.7445
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Aeroterm
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604.351.0485
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6911 No. 3 Rd
Richmond, BC V6Y 2C1
604.276.4000
richmond.ca
go2HR
604.633.9787
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100-999 Canada Place
Vancouver, BC V6C 3T4
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1 .866.284.4271
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Pryke Lambert
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500-5811 Cooney Rd
604.276.2765
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RCMP
11411 No 5 Rd
Richmond, BC V7A 4E8
604. 278.1212
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301-1508 W Broadway
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604.367.5858
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Richmond Cares
Richmond Gives
190-7000 Minoru Blvd
Richmond, BC V6Y 3Z5
604.279.7020
volunteerrichmond.ca
Richmond Centre
for Disability (RCD)
100-5671 No. 3 Rd
604.232.2404
rcdrichmond.org
Richmond
Chamber of
Commerce
202 North Tower
5811 Cooney Rd
604.278.2822
richmondchamber.ca
Richmond Chinese
Community
Society
208-8171 Park Rd
Richmond, BC V6Y 1S9
604.270.7222
rccs.ca
Richmond
Orchestra &
Chorus Association
130-10691 Shellbridge Way
Richmond, BC V6X 2W8
604.276.2747
roca.ca
Tourism Richmond
Visitor Centre
3811 Moncton St
604.271.8280
1.877.247.0777
tourismrichmond.com
Tourism Richmond
205 South Tower
5811 Cooney Rd
604.821.5474
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Tourism Vancouver
210-200 Burrard St
Vancouver, BC V6C 3L6
604.682.2222
tourismvancouver.com
Universal Learning
Institute
240-8211 Ackroyd Rd
604.273.2880
ulicanada.com
Vancouver Airport
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Richmond, BC V7B 1Y7
604.207.7077
yvr.ca
Vancouver
Chinatown BIA
Society
106 Keefer St
Vancouver, BC V6A 1X4
604.632.3808
vancouver-chinatown.com
John M.S. Lecky
UBC Boathouse
7277 River Rd
604.247.2627
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Quilchena Golf &
Country Club
3551 Granville Ave
Richmond, BC V7C 1C8
604.277.1101
1.877.414.2582
qgolfclub.ca
Richmond
Wine Locker –
Winestains Wine
Academy
1070-9111 Beckwith Rd
Richmond, BC V6X 1V7
604.278.7725
winestainsacademy.com
Riverside Banquet
Halls
14500 River Rd
Richmond, BC V6V 1L4
604.244.7755
riversidehalls.com
Stage One
Academy
170-5731 Minoru Blvd.
604-244-2999
s1academy.com
offsiTe venues
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Barber Media
604.932.1831
theapptraveller.com
Dimension
Mulitmedia
604.761.7038
my-destination.ca
HERES INFO
604.275.2565
1.866.275.2565
heresinfo.com
Richmond News
604.270.8031
richmond-news.com
Steveston Insider/
Palla Media
604.812.5658
stevestoninsider.com
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Vancouver
604.568.0095
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92
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40
NO. 3 RD
Tourism Richmond
Visitor Centre
Richmond
Nature
Park
RICHMOND
GIL BE RT RD
Hospital
E AS T/WEST CONNE CTOR
Greenacres
Golf Course
36
N O. 2 RD
Boat Launch
91
WESTMINSTER H IGHWAY
Minoru
Lakes
21
SECOND AVE
Wineries & Breweries
ALDERB RID G E WAY
WILLIAMS RD
FOURTH AVE
Transportation
King George / Cambie
Park
Boyd
School
Park
SEVENTH AVE
SIXTH AVE
Spas
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Quilchena Golf &
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Attractions/Things to Do
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Thompson
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MA
SW
DR
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GR A N T
YVR
Airport
148 Canada Berries
149 Fuggles & Warlock
150 Lulu Island Winery
Industry Services
70 TH AVE WES T
GOLDEN VILLAGE /RICHMOND OLYMPIC OVAL AREA INSET 2
Vancouver
International
Airport
Marine Drive
MARPOLE
Fraser River
Park
SHELL R D
iv
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Richmond
Island
Transportation
144 Air North
145 Harbour Air Seaplanes
146 Helijet International Inc.
147 Pacific Coastal Airlines
Dining/Specialty Food
GRANVILLE STREET
MCD ONALD RD
Fra
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Beach Park
W
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Shopping
130 Aberdeen Centre
131 CF Richmond Centre
132 Christine Jewellers Ltd.
133 Daiso Store Canada Ltd.
134 Lansdowne Centre
135 McArthurGlen Designer Outlet
Vancouver Airport
136 Parker Place Mall
137 Pieces
138 Steveston Landing
139 World Duty Free
140 Yaohan Centre
141 YK3 Sake Producer Inc.
Spas
142 Absolute Spa Group – Airport
143 Spa Versanté Wellness Ltd.
No
NO. 4 RD
Iona Island
Regional Park
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Industry Services
121 City of Richmond
121
122 RCMP
122
123 Richmond Chamber of Commerce
123
124 Vancouver Airport Authority
124
Offsite Venues
125 John M.S. Lecky UBC Boathouse
126 Quilchena Golf & Country Club
127 Richmond Wine Locker –
Winestains Wine Academy
128 Riverside Banquet Halls
129 Stage One Academy
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27 Britannia Mine Museum
28 Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site
29 Capilano Suspension Bridge & Park
30 Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Chinese Garden
31 Exit Canada
32 FlyOver Canada
33 Gateway Theatre
34 Grouse Mountain Resort
35 Gulf of Georgia Cannery
National Historic Site
36 Harbour Cruises Ltd.
37 International Buddhist Society
38 Kwantlen St. Market
39 London Heritage Farm Society
40 Mayfair Lakes Golf & Country Club
41 Panda Market
(International Summer Night Market)
42 Prince of Whales Whale Watching
43 Richmond Art Gallery
44 Richmond Curling Club
45 Richmond Go-Karting
46 Richmond Nature Park
47 Richmond Night Market
48 Richmond Olympic Experience (ROX)
49 Richmond Olympic Oval
50 River Rock Casino & Show Theatre
51 Skydive Vancouver
52 Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tours
53 Steveston Community Centre
54 Steveston Seabreeze Adventures Inc.
55 Vancouver Aquarium
56 Vancouver Art Gallery
57 Vancouver International Buddhist
Progress Society
58 Vancouver Lookout
59 Vancouver Whale Watch
60 Village Bike Rentals
61 WaterMania
62 Xcape Vancouver
63 Bell's Bake Shop Speciality Foods
64 Blue Canoe Waterfront Restaurant
65 Boathouse Restaurant – Richmond (The)
66 Boston Pizza – Ackroyd
67 BRB (Be Right Back) Brewery & Eatery
68 Buck and Ear (The)
69 Candy Dish
70 Cannery Cafe
71 Carver's Steakhouse
72 Catch Kitchen + Bar
73 Cavu Kitchen Bar
74 Chef Hung Taiwanese Beef Noodle
75 Chef Tony Restaurant
76 Chop Steakhouse & Bar
77 Continental Seafood Restaurant
78 D-Original Sausage Haus Inc.
79 Dave's Fish & Chips
80 Fisherman's Terrace Restaurant
81 Fresh Restaurant & Lounge
82 Globe@YVR
83 Golden Sichuan Chinese Restaurant
84 Harold's Bistro & Bar
85 Haroo Korean Restaurant
86 Hog Shack Cookhouse
87 Ichiro Japanese Restaurant
88 Jade Seafood Restaurant
89 Keg Steakhouse & Bar (The) – Richmond
90 Kisamos Greek Taverna
91 Kove Kitchen
92 Legends Pub & Restaurant
93 Little Mexico Cantina
94 Nando's Flame Grilled Chicken
95 O'Hare's Gastro Pub & Liquor Store
96 Outpost Mini Donut Company
97 Pajo's Fish & Chips
98 Pajo's Fish & Chips (Garry Point Park)
99 Pepper Lunch Ltd.
100 Pier 73 Restaurant
100
101 QQ Bubble Tea and Coffee
101
102 Richmond Country Farms
102
103 Rocanini Coffee Roasters
103
104 Saboten Aberdeen Restaurant Ltd.
104
105 Screamers Soft Serve & Treats
105
106 Sea Harbour Seafood Restaurant
106
(River Rock)
107 Shark Club – Richmond
107
108 Shiang Garden Seafood Restaurant
108
109 Sinfully the Best
109
110 Sockeye City Grill
110
111 Steveston Coffee Company
111
112 Steveston Seafood House
112
113 Su Hang Restaurant
113
114 Tandoori Kona Restaurant
114
115 Tapenade Bistro
115
116 True's Tea Restaurant (The)
116
117 Village Books & Coffee House
117
118 Vivacity Restaurant
118
119 White Spot – Ackroyd
119
120 Wild Sweets® By Dominique & Cindy Duby
120
MA
Accomodations
11 Accent Inns Vancouver Airport
22 Best Western Plus
33 Days Inn Vancouver Airport
44 Delta Town & Country Inn
55 Executive Airport Plaza Hotel
& Conference Centre
66 Fairmont Vancouver Airport
77 Four Points by Sheraton Vancouver Airport
88 Granville Island Hotel
99 Hampton Inn by Hilton Vancouver Airport
10 Hilton Vancouver Airport
11 Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Riverport
12 La Quinta Inn Vancouver Airport
13 Pacific Gateway Hotel Vancouver Airport
14 Quality Hotel Airport (South)
15 Radisson Hotel Vancouver Airport
16 Ramada Inn & Suites Downtown Vancouver
17 Ramada Hotel Vancouver Airport
18 River Rock Resort Hotel
19 Sandman Hotel Vancouver Airport
20 Sandman Signature Vancouver Airport
Hotel & Resort
21 Seabreeze Guest House (The)
22 Sheraton Vancouver Airport Hotel
23 Steveston Cafe & Hotel
24 Travelodge Vancouver Airport
25 Vancouver Airport Marriott Hotel
26 Westin Wall Centre Vancouver Airport
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40
Mayfair Lakes
Golf and
Country Club
WIR EL ESS WAY
99
45
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36
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Nature
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City Hall
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142 82 6
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60 69 112
70
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90 79
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RICHMOND, BC
Visitors Guide 2016-17
You don’t have to travel far to savour delicious Asian
dishes. In Richmond, British Columbia Canada, we have
approximately 400 exotic restaurants and as many
Western culinary experiences. It’s a touch of the Far
East nearby in a wonderful West Coast setting.

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