Plan Your Visit
Quartier chinois de Vancouver
51 Pender St E, Vancouver (BC) V6A 1S9Wednesday to Sunday (and statutory Mondays)
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Last entry at 4:30 p.m.
Important update
As we move forward with enhancing exhibition and public spaces, the museum will be closed from February 19 to March 2, 2025. We appreciate your patience and can’t wait to welcome you back to explore the museum!
January 2025 update
As we prepare to open our next exhibition, active annual passes will be automatically extended for 3 months! As well, all annual passes purchased within this limited timeframe will be provided 15 months of access.
During this time, visitors will also receive a limited buy-one-get-one-free offer on tickets.
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Tickets can be purchased online or in-person. Tickets are single entry. Prices do not include tax.
Admission | |
|---|---|
General (19+) | $15 |
Youth (6 - 18) | $10 |
Student (with valid Canadian student ID) | $12 |
Senior (65+) | $12 |
Children 5 years and under | Free |
Family Rate (Up to 2 adults + 3 youth) | $35 |
Group Rates (min. 10 people) | Per Person |
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General (19+) | $12 |
Youth, Student, Senior | $10 |
Note: Groups of 10 or more can email booking@chinesecanadianmuseum.ca at least 24 hours in advance. Large groups cannot pre-register for the free public guided tours.
Museum Information
Foire aux questions
When you visit the museum, you can discover more about our exhibitions and the museum itself as you go through Bloomberg Connects!
Simply download Bloomberg Connects, search for the Chinese Canadian Museum, and start exploring!
Download here
Research Room
Curious about your family's paper trail in Canada? Make sure to visit or book an appointment with our research team on Thursday or Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. In-person appointments are located at the teacher's desk inside The School Room exhibition. Email booking@chinesecanadianmuseum.ca.
Services include:
Interpret and locate Chinese Immigration (C.I.) certificates
Explore digital archive materials
Researching Chinese Canadian history
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