Street Art and Craft Beer Walking Tour Vancouver
See the murals, meet the artists, taste the beer
A 2.5-hour walking tour of Vancouver's Mount Pleasant street art district that combines guided tours of False Creek murals, a behind-the-scenes visit to artist studios at The Beaumont Studios, and craft beer tastings from two local breweries. The guide is a live English speaker who shares stories about the artists and their work while you sample four 4oz tasters at each brewery.
Step-by-step itinerary
Explore street art and craft beer
- Start at Olympic Village viewpoint
- Discover murals at False Creek Flats
- Walk through back alleys to see street art
- Tour Beaumont Studios and meet artists
- Sample beers at Electric Bicycles Brewery
- Sample beers at Faculty Brewery
- Vancouver Olympic Village 20m
- False Creek 15m
- Mount Pleasant 30m
What’s included
- Expert local English-speaking guide who shares stories about the artists and their work.
- access to The Beaumont Studios for a behind-the-scenes look at working artist spaces.
- four 4oz craft beer tasters split between Electric Bicycles Brewery and Faculty Brewery.
- local recommendations and tips for the neighborhood.
- Friday to Sunday 14:00
Information
Walk Vancouver's Mount Pleasant street art district with a local guide, visiting False Creek murals and two craft breweries for beer tastings included in the tour.
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The experience
The tour starts at Vancouver Olympic Village with views across False Creek toward downtown, then moves into the backroads and alleyways where the city's rotating street art lives. False Creek Flats is where the annual Vancouver Mural Festival leaves its mark: large-scale murals cover the walls, and your guide explains the artists behind them and what each piece means. The art changes, so the route is never quite the same twice.
You'll walk through dimly lit alleys to see graffiti and murals up close, then head to The Beaumont Studios, where Vancouver's working artists have their spaces. The guide takes you through the facility and you'll likely meet some of the artists themselves. They talk about their process and the work hanging around them. You get a can of local craft beer to carry while you're there. After the studios, the route takes you to Electric Bicycles Brewery and Faculty Brewery, where your guide orders two 2oz samplers at each stop so you can try what each brewery makes. The whole thing runs 2.5 hours.
The tour works on public streets and in accessible spaces. It's suitable for all fitness levels, and service animals are welcome. Your guide is a live English speaker who knows the neighborhood and can point you toward other spots worth visiting after the tour ends.
Top questions
What's the difference between the 4oz and 2oz beer samples on this tour?
The tour includes four 4oz tasters total: two 4oz samples at Electric Bicycles Brewery and two 4oz samples at Faculty Brewery. These are poured fresh from the brewery's taps and are part of the tour price.
Will I actually meet the artists at The Beaumont Studios?
The Beaumont Studios is where Vancouver's artists work, and you'll likely meet some of them during the behind-the-scenes visit. Whether artists are present depends on the day and time, but the guide takes you through the facility to see their work and studios.
How much walking is involved in this street art tour?
The tour is 2.5 hours of walking through Mount Pleasant's backroads, alleyways and the False Creek Flats area to see murals and street art. It's suitable for all fitness levels, and the pace is set by the guide as you move between the art, the studios and the breweries.
Can I do this tour if I don't drink beer?
The tour includes beer tastings at two local breweries as part of the experience, and the guide orders samples for everyone. If you prefer not to drink, you can still join the tour and visit the breweries: speak with the operator about alternatives when you book.
What's included in the price of the street art and craft beer tour?
The tour includes the expert local guide, access to the street art route and The Beaumont Studios, and four 4oz beer tasters split between two breweries: two 4oz samples at each brewery. Local recommendations and tips from the guide are also part of it.
Is this tour wheelchair accessible?
The tour is wheelchair accessible, and public transportation options are available nearby the starting point at Vancouver Olympic Village. Service animals are allowed on the tour.
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Street Art and Craft Beer Walking Tour Vancouver
2h 30m · EN
from CA$ 109 per person
≈ US$ 75 in your currency
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