Three Day Itinerary

Estimated Time: 72 Hours

Planning on heading to Burnaby for the weekend or a few days during the week.

We want you to enjoy your stay in Burnaby to the fullest, so we have created a three-day itinerary, taking in the most important sights in the city.

Culture, the outdoors, shopping and food - we've got it all!

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Burnaby Central Railway

You are in for a treat as the mini train at Confederation Park chugs its way around the scenic little track.

For more info and opening hours visit here.

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Tsujiri

Tsujiri is a renowned matcha chain originating from Kyoto, Japan, with a branch located in Metrotown.

It offers an assortment of matcha-infused desserts, like matcha-flavored ice cream, parfaits, and mochi treats. Check out the full menu here.

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The Amazing Brentwood

The Amazing Brentwood is renowned for its modern urban lifestyle concept. It features a dynamic combination of upscale retail shops, gourmet dining options, entertainment venues, and outdoor spaces.

For directory, please click here.

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Glenburn Soda Fountain

Stepping into Glenburn is like stepping back in time. This retro family owned business specializes in a wide range of ice cream treats including sundaes, milkshakes, and malts. Plenty for you to choose from.

For menu and more info, visit here.

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Stay The Night

Looking for a place to rest your head? Look no further than our accommodation options – from four-star luxury hotels to clean-and-comfy motor inns there’s room for everyone.

The Delta Burnaby | Executive Suites Hotel | Accents Inn Burnaby | Hilton Metrotown Vancouver | Element Vancouver Metrotown | Holiday Inn Express Vancouver-Metrotown | Happy Day Inn

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The Crystal Mall

Take a trip to Crystal Mall in Metrotown for a real authentic Asian shopping mall experience. The hawker centre like food court is worth a visit on its own (tip: most stalls are cash only!).

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Mon Paris Patisserie

This Parisian-inspired café located just across from Metrotown Station in Burnaby. The displays are full of exquisite pastries, chocolates and desserts, what more could you ask for!

You must try the macarons!

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Explore The Heights

The Heights is one of the best kept secrets in the Lower Mainland – from used book and record stores to unique one of a kind boutiques – you’re bound to be rewarded with a great memento.  Of course, we cannot forget the world of culinary delights that the Heights presents as you stroll along Hastings St.

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Dageraad Brewing

Crafted in the Belgian Tradition. Brewed in British Columbia. Dageraad Brewing is a small-batch artisan brewery bringing their love of Belgian beer culture to Burnaby.

Be sure to check out their patio!

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Burnaby Artisan Farmers Market

Experience a farmer’s market in a forested setting steps away from Deer Lake while you listen to entertainers and check out locally grown, baked and created goodies – did someone say breakfast? Perfect way to spend your morning.

Saturdays from 9am – 2pm
For more info, visit here.

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Burnaby Art Gallery

Burnaby Art Gallery has an interesting curation of art pieces, exhibiting local, regional, national and international artists throughout its galleries. Perfect way to spend the morning.

Explore the current and upcoming exhibitions here.

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Time & Place

Check out Burnaby’s newest addition, Time & Place, for a modern Pacific Northwest meal at Hilton Vancouver Metrotown. Menu highlights include: Grilled Kuterra Salmon Bowl, Hand Made Pizza and West Coast Cioppino.

Explore the menu here.

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Burnaby Mountain

Burnaby Mountain has something for everyone. From here, you will get to catch hold of some breathtaking views of North Vancouver as well as Vancouver. You can check out a series of sculptures called Playground of the Gods which sits atop Burnaby Mountain or maybe set off on a leisurely stroll.