Vancouver: Street Art & Craft Coffee Walking Tour W/ Tasting

Explore the vibrant street art and craft coffee culture of Vancouver on this engaging 3-hour small-group walking tour. Led by an expert guide, you’ll discover over 20 captivating murals and explore the city’s artisan roastery scene. Savor the refreshing flavors of a Nitro Cold Brew and smooth latte while enjoying the local artistic community. This wheelchair-accessible experience offers an educational and immersive look into Vancouver’s diverse culture. But what makes this tour truly unique, and why should you consider adding it to your itinerary? Let’s dive in and find out.

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Key Points

• Small-group walking tour of Vancouver’s vibrant street art scene and local craft coffee culture, lasting 3 hours with a live English-speaking guide.
• Opportunity to learn about coffee roasting and sample Nitro Cold Brew and a smooth latte at an artisan roastery.
• Accessible for wheelchair users with level entryways, wide pathways, and ample space at all stops.
• Immersive exploration of over 20 captivating murals showcasing the city’s creativity and insight into the local arts community.
• Comprehensive experience including introductions to notable local cafes and a cost of $65.29 per person with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

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Tour Overview

The Street Art & Craft Coffee Walking Tour in Vancouver provides participants with a 3-hour small group experience, led by a live English-speaking guide, and is accessible for wheelchair users.

This popular tour offers a chance to learn about coffee and craft coffee roasting at an artisan roastery, admire over 20 pieces of Vancouver’s finest street art, and get a behind-the-scenes look at The Beaumont Studios, an artist society.

Participants will sample a Nitro Cold Brew and a latte, as well as receive introductions to other local cafes.

The tour highlights Vancouver’s vibrant street art scene and thriving craft coffee culture, making it a must-do activity for visitors and locals alike.

Tour Duration and Participant Limit

This walking tour lasts 3 hours and caps participation at a small group of 8 guests. It’s led by a live English-speaking guide and is wheelchair accessible, making it an inclusive experience.

The limited group size ensures an intimate, personalized tour where you can engage directly with the guide and fellow participants. This format allows for a more focused, in-depth exploration of the street art and craft coffee scene.

Whether you’re a solo traveler, couple, or small group, you’ll enjoy the chance to discover Vancouver’s vibrant artistic and culinary offerings in a comfortable, unhurried setting.

Guided Tour in English

A knowledgeable, English-speaking guide leads the walking tour, providing insightful commentary on Vancouver’s vibrant street art and craft coffee culture throughout the 3-hour experience. The guide’s expert knowledge and passion for the local scene ensure participants gain a deeper appreciation for the art, the coffee, and the stories behind them.

Tour Guide’s Role	Key Responsibilities
Historian	Shares the history and significance of Vancouver’s street art
Barista	Educates on the art of craft coffee roasting and brewing
Storyteller	Brings the local culture and community to life through anecdotes
Navigator	Expertly guides the group through the city’s hidden gems

Participants can expect an engaging, educational, and immersive exploration of Vancouver’s artistic and culinary wonders led by a passionate, English-speaking guide.

Wheelchair Accessibility

This walking tour is wheelchair accessible, accommodating participants with mobility needs.

The route is flat and paved, and the guide ensures seamless navigation through the city’s streets and venues. Visitors using wheelchairs can fully engage in the exploration of Vancouver’s vibrant street art and craft coffee culture alongside the rest of the group.

The tour’s wheelchair accessibility features include:

• Level entryways and ramps at all stops
• Wide pathways for easy maneuvering
• Ample space inside the roastery and art studios
• Accessible restrooms at select locations

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Street Art and Coffee Highlights

Visitors embark on an immersive journey through Vancouver’s vibrant street art scene, admiring over 20 captivating murals that showcase the city’s creative spirit.

Afterwards, they explore the world of craft coffee, exploring an artisan roastery to learn about the intricacies of coffee roasting and sample a refreshing Nitro Cold Brew and a smooth latte.

The tour provides a behind-the-scenes look at The Beaumont Studios, an artist society, where participants gain insight into the local arts community.

Throughout the experience, the knowledgeable guide introduces participants to other noteworthy cafes, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of Vancouver’s thriving coffee culture and street art landscape.

Tour Inclusions

The tour includes an introduction to Vancouver’s vibrant street art scene, where you will admire over 20 captivating murals that showcase the city’s creative spirit.

Plus, the tour provides a craft coffee experience at an artisan roastery, where guests can sample a refreshing Nitro Cold Brew and a creamy latte.

Participants will also get a behind-the-scenes look at The Beaumont Studios, an artist collective, and receive introductions to other local cafes.

The tour’s inclusive nature ensures that attendees leave with a deeper appreciation for Vancouver’s thriving street art and craft coffee culture.

The tour inclusions are:

• Introduction to street art scene
• Craft coffee tour at artisan roastery
• 1x Nitro Cold Brew and 1x Latte
• Introductions to local cafes

Booking Details

Likely to sell out, the tour costs $65.29 per person and allows visitors to reserve now and pay later, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

This small-group walking tour is limited to 8 participants and runs for 3 hours, led by a live English-speaking guide. The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it accessible to all.

Participants will get to sample a Nitro Cold Brew and a latte, while also learning about Vancouver’s vibrant street art scene and visiting an artisan coffee roastery for a behind-the-scenes look.

With an introduction to local cafes and a focus on craft coffee, this tour promises an enriching and delightful experience for coffee and art enthusiasts.

Meeting Point

Participants meet at the Olympic Village Square, 1650 Manitoba St, by the birds.

This meeting spot is conveniently located and easy to find, with the distinctive birds sculpture serving as a visual landmark.

From here, the tour group will embark on their exploration of Vancouver’s vibrant street art and craft coffee scene.

The meeting point provides:

• Proximity to the starting point of the walking tour
• Clear, identifiable landmark for participants to gather
• Accessibility for those using public transportation or arriving by foot
• Ample space for the small group to assemble before setting off on the tour

The central location and distinctive meeting point ensure a smooth start to the immersive experience ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Take Photos During the Tour?

Yes, participants can take photos during the tour. The tour guide encourages capturing the vibrant street art and coffee-making process, as long as it doesn’t disrupt the group or activities.

Is the Tour Suitable for Children?

The tour is generally not suitable for children. It focuses on street art and craft coffee, with tastings, and may not be engaging or appropriate for young participants. The tour is geared towards adult interests and activities.

Do I Need to Bring My Own Coffee Mug?

No, you don’t need to bring your own coffee mug. The tour includes a Nitro Cold Brew and a brewed latte, which will be served in the cafe’s provided cups. The tour takes care of all the coffee tasting needs.

Can I Purchase Any of the Street Art Pieces?

No, visitors typically cannot purchase street art pieces during the tour. The tour focuses on appreciating the artistry and learning about the local street art scene, rather than providing an opportunity to buy the works.

Are There Any Discounts for Students or Seniors?

The tour company does not offer any discounts for students or seniors. The tour is priced at $65.29 per person, with no special pricing available. Reservations can be made online, and free cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours in advance.

Recap

This Vancouver walking tour offers an immersive experience exploring the city’s vibrant street art and craft coffee culture.

Guided by an expert, you’ll discover over 20 captivating murals, visit an artisan roastery, and savor a Nitro Cold Brew and smooth latte.

With a small group size and wheelchair accessibility, this personalized tour provides an educational and engaging look into Vancouver’s artistic community and local coffee scene.

You can check availability for your dates here: