Best places: Historical landmarks in Vancouver, United States

Octagonal rest stop & observation point overlooking river & mountains, built in the early 1900s.

23-room mansion from 1914 now a museum, featuring gardens, period furnishings & scenic views.

Performance venue in a Gothic, circa-1883 former church with a pipe organ & stained-glass windows.

Cliffside Catholic sanctuary known for its Pieta sculpture in a grotto & serene botanical gardens.

Victorian-era, water-powered mill turned wool-making museum, with exhibits, a cafe & shops.

Many styles of gardens showcased in serene 5.5-acre space with waterfall, teahouse & mountain view.

Tranquil botanical garden featuring rare plants native to China, decorative stonework & a tea shop.

👍👍 I am so glad I took the time to go up the Oregon city Municipal Elevator and met a beautiful lady with a great personality who works. She told me about the people and the bridge and history of the elevator. Thanks so much Ms Gloria 🥰❤️🙏🏻. You made my day 🥰

Decommissioned 1959 Navy submarine at the OMSI museum, available for guided tours & group camp-ins.

Vintage stage from 1925 with ornate decor & 800 seats for concerts, films & other performances.

Downtown green space with a lake, interactive fountain, restaurants & free summer concert series.

👍👍 Came here for Sunday mass while on a business trip and it's a nice, older church. It's fairly small but it wasn't too crowded at the 10:30 am mass. Rev. Timothy Furlow celebrated the mass and he seemed like a good, solid priest and he gave a good homily. From what I could tell it seemed to be a f...

👍👍 it is a very nice place. But it is sad to know how the hand of the human being intervenes in such a beautiful landscape and then allows it to deteriorate.

👍👍 It was so fun!! Loved all the pumpkin people and seeing all the history. Wonderful hosts!!

1912 bi-level bridge carrying rail, pedestrian, cycle, road & MAX Light Rail traffic over the river.

Convivial neighborhood option offering American comfort eats, live music & a patio with creek views.

Landmark sign with a white stag on a university building illuminated at night & erected in 1940.

👍👍 If you have kids, kids are free. But individual 16+ old is $10.00 they have an annual passes, life time passes. If you’re disabled you are free.

Long-gone pioneer town now home to a museum, campsites, cabins, yurts & pet-friendly hiking trails.

Remodeled former speakeasy offering house-brewed beer, basic pub grub & patio seating.