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Museum of Anthropology at UBC
A recommended activity when cruising from Vancouver.

Photo: Museum of Anthropology at UBC
What to expect
Explore cultural collections, Indigenous art and the Great Hall at the University of British Columbia.
- Distance from port
- 11 km
- Approximate straight-line distance from Canada Place cruise terminal to the museum, calculated from mapped coordinates. This is not walking or driving distance; actual routes, entrances and terminal exits vary.
- Cost
- Moderate
- Adult (19–64) admission is CAD 26; youth (6–18) CAD 13 and children 0–5 free. Thursday evening admission is half price after 5 pm; eligibility-based free admission is also available.
- Tourist-trap risk
- Low
- Editorial assessment: A university museum with collection-based interpretation; optional shop purchases are not needed for the visit.
- Physical effort
- Low
- Mostly indoor galleries with seating. Some inclines require the marked alternate accessible routes; allow time for the journey back from UBC.
- Accessibility
- Accessible
- The museum is mostly step-free on one floor, with alternate routes around inclines, accessible toilets and loan wheelchairs. Confirm any individual assistance requirements in advance.
Sources and review
Checked 2026-10-25
Distance is approximate and measured from the cruise port, not the airport. Cost and tourist-trap risk are editorial assessments. Accessibility depends on the route, transport and facilities described in the notes. Not assessed means details have not yet been verified.
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