Exploring peaceful places and discovering quiet corners In a bustling neighbourhood.

A walk-about to view murals, fence art, and art wraps that brighten our neighbourhood.

A stroll around the Denman and Robson neighbourhood reveals a number of charming murals by local artists.

Another stroll through the Coal Harbour neighbourhood reveals still more water features and thematic public art.

Behind the busy escalators and ticket machines of Burrard Skytrain Station, transit users can wander out to a charming little oasis from the noisy bustle.

Another stroll north of Georgia Street reveals further sculptural and architectural delights.

A stroll down Broughton Street to Coal Harbour will reveal a number of sculptures and water features, both traditional and contemporary.

A stroll down Broughton Street reveals water features, sculptures, and secret gardens to rest weary feet and ease city-weary hearts.

The Laughing Men at Morton Park aren’t the only public art to grace the West End courtesy of the Vancouver Biennale, as this month’s Hidden Treasures reveals.

A stroll in the precincts of Coal Harbour’s Bayshore Inn reveals many lovely water features to rest the soul.

A stroll along English Bay reveals many sculptural delights and water features.

Enjoy a stroll down Alberni, past the high-end shops to the Infinity Pool.