Cornwall Avenue runs parallel to the sparkling waters of English Bay, making it one of Kitsilano's most picturesque streets. This scenic thoroughfare is a gateway to Kitsilano Beach, one of Vancouver’s most beloved recreational areas, and reflects the neighborhood's transition from a residential enclave to

With its scenic views, proximity to beaches, and outdoor recreation spots, Kitsilano has become a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The neighborhood boasts a plethora of summer and winter outdoor sporting goods stores shaping the local economy and community.

The Kitsilano Community Centre is a bustling hub of activity, catering to all ages and interests. Beyond physical activity, the centre is a cultural and creative hub, hosting art exhibitions, community markets, and seasonal events that bring residents together.

Uwe Boll, once a Kitsilano resident, is known for his provocative films and entrepreneurial spirit, including ventures in the restaurant industry.

Kitsilano Pool, an iconic outdoor saltwater pool on Vancouver's waterfront, continues to be a gathering spot, promoting wellness and outdoor leisure as integral aspects of city living.

Thomas Haas, Breka Bakery, and Swiss Bakery each bring unique flavors and traditions to Kitsilano, offering a taste of Europe right here in Kitsilano.

Far from simply exchanging business cards, the weeklyh WRN Kitsilano Chapter focuses on building business connections and relationships that lead to measurable successes.

Greer Avenue is named after Sam Greer, a pioneering settler who claimed a significant portion of the Kitsilano area in the late 19th century - including Kitsilano Beach. This street embodies the spirit of resilience and community that has shaped the neighborhood.