Place to visit / Vancouver, BC
Kinuko Laskey Statue, Vancouver, BC, Visitor Guide & Things to Do Nearby
Plan your visit, then discover Kinuko Laskey Statue as part of a self-guided story through Vancouver, BC.
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- 12 stops
- 2.6 km
- 90 min
- ★ 4.3 (6)
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About Kinuko Laskey Statue
The Kinuko Laskey Statue stands at 1808 West 1st Avenue on the west side of Vancouver, BC. It is a public statue that works best as one stop on a walk through the surrounding streets rather than a destination on its own.
Tips for your visit
- Plan on a short stop of ten to fifteen minutes, longer if you want to photograph it or read any plaque nearby.
- Go in daylight, ideally in the morning or late afternoon, when the light is softer and the streets are easier to enjoy on foot.
- The statue sits in the open street setting, so you can see it from outside; if you want to enter any nearby building, check current opening hours first.
- Pair it with a longer stroll through the neighbourhood, and bring water and a rain layer, since Vancouver weather changes quickly.
See it on a quest
Murder Mystery: Death in the Shadows in Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC is a good way to see this part of the city. You reach the statue on foot as one stop of a longer route through the area, the app tells you about each place as you arrive, and you solve a puzzle on the spot. One ticket covers the whole group, and you can start whenever you like.
Vancouver, BC Detective Mystery: Infiltrate a Secret Society. offers a different, secret-society flavoured way to explore the same streets. The app guides you from place to place, shares the story of each stop as you get there and sets a puzzle in what is in front of you. One ticket covers the whole group, with no guide to book.
Plan Your Visit
- Address
- 1808 W 1st Ave, Vancouver, BC V6J 0B3, Canada
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