Burrard Street Bridge, Vancouver: Photos, Reviews & Location

1930s art deco, steel truss road bridge on 4 high piers, with views of the docks & Granville Island.

At a glance

#22 of 69 Tourist attractions in Vancouver #1 of 5 Bridges in Vancouver

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.70

1.1 km from the center of Vancouver

Rating breakdown

5 ★75%
4 ★20%
3 ★5%
2 ★0%
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Burrard Bridge, Vancouver, BC, Canada

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Burrard Street Bridge?: Burrard Street Bridge is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 284 reviews.
How does Burrard Street Bridge rank in Vancouver?: Burrard Street Bridge is #22 of 69 Tourist attractions in Vancouver by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Burrard Street Bridge located?: Burrard Bridge, Vancouver, BC, Canada — 1.1 km from the center of Vancouver.

Reviews (8)

Trey Petty 2024 Jun 04

This is the best bridge for pedestrians if you are going from the Kitsilano area to downtown. Clean lanes for walking and cycling. Granville Bridge makes you cross two lanes of car traffic.
Beautiful historic carvings.

Fey N. (Blossom) 2024 Feb 14

This bridge connects downtown Vancouver to Vancouver and has fantastic views, as shown in the pictures and videos showing granville Island, and marvelous views of false Creek connecting to the ocean.
pedestrians can walk on the side of the bridge and enjoy the views and sit on the benches as shown in the pictures and videos and enjoy your brisk walk.

Yijie Xu 2024 Jan 21

Burrard Bridge in Vancouver stands as an iconic architectural marvel, seamlessly connecting the downtown core to Kitsilano. The sweeping views of False Creek and the city skyline from the bridge are great.

The pedestrian walkways on either side offer a unique vantage point to soak in the surroundings.

While traffic can be a consideration, theres plenty of space for both pedestrians and cyclists.

Paulina Pedrero Miranda 2023 Nov 26

Pretty views, especially when os the celebration of lights honda event, today i take a walk and this was so gorgeous

Sofia Ramírez 2023 Sep 06

Burrad bridge. As the name says is located in burrad street and connects with Kitsilano and other areas.
It's big, kind of old, but it has space for bikes.
People use this bridge for a spot to take pictures of Vancouver ocean, it has great view.
I know it's not the golden gates but it's still good thou :)

Michael Moriarity 2023 Aug 26

The Burrard St. Bridge is a major pathway to and from Downtown Vancouver. I am a frequent user of this bridge because it provides a unique experience to see English Bay with its beautiful views and perspectives of the beaches, tall buildings, marine traffic, Granville Island and False Creek Harbour areas..there is a wide pathway for runners or walkers and a protected bike path..quite a number of restaurants are within walking distance..strolling along the Burrard Street Bridge once again to explore some downtown shops and eat a lunch at Maxine’s cafe and bar..what a pure visual experience..

Marc Navarro 2023 Aug 08

A walkable and cycleable bridge. We walked though it to visit Grandville Island. The sidewalk is wide enough and you can take nice pictures of the sports harbor, Vancouver and GI itself.

Jake Valinho 2021 Jun 09

It's a great view, whether you're on or under the bridge. It's extremely safe to walk as the railings are superb, while also providing a nice view. The bike lanes are wide and have barriers to protect them from cars. All in all, this bridge is one of the coolest I've ever been on, and I really like bridges. The architecture is great too. Everybody should walk alongside it at least once.