Vancouver Maritime Museum
5 expert reviews
“St. Roch is a wood-hulled boat-and a small one, at just 32m/104ft, built in a Vancouver shipyard in 1928. The schooner is permanently dry-docked inside the museum.”
– Michelin Guide
Fodor's
"About a third of this museum has been turned over to kids, with touchable displays offering a chance to drive a tug, maneuver an underwater robot, or dress up as a seafarer."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"The Vancouver Maritime Museum combines dozens of intricate model ships, detailed re-created boat sections and some historic vessels."
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Time Out
"The main attraction here is the St Roch, the first vessel to have navigated the Northwest Passage in both directions."
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Frommer's
"Model ships, navigational gear, maps, charts, posters, and everything to do with Vancouver’s marine past, including a collection of vintage boats...main attraction will always be the RCMP patrol ship"
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