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Personalized Star Map of Vancouver

49.2827°N, 123.1207°W

Between the Pacific Ocean and the snow-capped peaks of the Coast Mountains, Vancouver unfolds a sky of wild, grand beauty. The stars shine above Stanley Park's ancient cedars and the turquoise waters of English Bay. Gift a Vancouver star map — a present as majestic as the panorama from Grouse Mountain beneath the Milky Way.

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Famous Landmarks

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Stanley Park

49.2827°N, 123.1207°W

Stanley Park, opened in 1888, is a 405-hectare urban park on a peninsula bordered by the Pacific Ocean. Its 8.8-kilometre Seawall promenade passes ancient cedar forests, First Nations totem poles and offers spectacular views of the North Shore mountains and the Lions Gate Bridge.

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Granville Island

49.2827°N, 123.1207°W

Granville Island, a former industrial zone converted in the 1970s, has become Vancouver's creative heart. Its public market, one of North America's most popular, offers local produce, artisan crafts and street performances. Craft breweries and art galleries complete this bustling hub of life.

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Capilano Suspension Bridge

49.2827°N, 123.1207°W

The Capilano Suspension Bridge, built in 1889, spans 137 metres at 70 metres above the Capilano River, amid a temperate rainforest. The Treetops Adventure experience lets visitors walk through the canopy on suspension bridges among centuries-old Douglas fir treetops.

Why gift a star map of Vancouver?

Gifting a star map of Vancouver means capturing a moment beneath the firmament that embraces the Pacific Ocean and the snow-capped peaks. From the Seawall promenade to Kitsilano Beach at dusk, every star bears the imprint of the wild beauty of Canada's west coast. A Vancouver star map is a gift as grand as the nature surrounding the city.

The sky of Vancouver

At 49.3° north latitude, Vancouver enjoys long winter nights with an unobstructed horizon toward the Pacific Ocean to the west. The surrounding mountains offer exceptional stargazing sites with low light pollution. The H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, located in Vanier Park, is British Columbia's premier planetarium.

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