Cambie Corridor

Two of Vancouver's top garden attractions are over the Cambie Bridge, south of Downtown: Queen Elizabeth Park (just off Cambie at 33rd Avenue), and the VanDusen Botanical Garden, which is at Oak Street at 37th Avenue, west of Cambie. The Cambie Corridor has also become something of a shopping destination, with several big box stores clustered near the intersection of Broadway and Cambie, and more independent shops in the blocks between 18th and 20th avenues.

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