Gulf of Georgia Cannery
Steveston is an ideal place to explore the origins of British Columbia's marine fisheries. You might want to visit the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site, a waterfront facility built in 1894 that is now a museum. The interactive exhibits not only showcase the production of canned salmon and working fishing boats but also highlight the history of multi-ethnic pioneers who together made Steveston the 'Salmon Capital of the World' in its heyday.
Britannia Heritage Shipyard
Another national historic site nearby, the Britannia Heritage Shipyard, showcases restored traditional boats, simple sheds, and residences, fully depicting the living and working conditions of the local people in the early 20th century.
London Heritage Farm
The London Heritage Farm in Steveston depicts delightful scenes of rural life, featuring beehives and fruit trees. A renovated farmhouse from the 1880s also houses a tea room, serving scones and freshly brewed tea.
Japanese-Canadian Cultural Centre
The Japanese-Canadian Cultural Centre in Steveston offers courses in Japanese language and Japanese arts.
Finn Slough Community
Finn Slough Community - a residential area built on stilt structures by early Finnish immigrants on the edge of the Fraser River.
International Buddhist Temple
The International Buddhist Temple, modeled after the Forbidden City in Beijing.
Golden Village
The bustling Chinese market in Golden Village. The city is also famous for having the best Chinese cuisine outside of China.
