Sinclair Centre
| 340-757 West Hastings Street, Vancouver |
5 tassi
6.00/10.00 |
Sinclair Centre sulla mappa
Valutazione
Cyrus Rivers (29.10.2017 05:35)
Relatively quiet. Crowds are small. Passport and Service Canada offices are here as well. Usually not as packed as other offices around Vancouver
Relatively quiet. Crowds are small. Passport and Service Canada offices are here as well. Usually not as packed as other offices around Vancouver
Radovan Burdej (25.10.2017 20:45)
Terrible waiting time up to 1.5h every day . Was told to go to the other office on Broadway because there is no wait there. There was long line up too. Thanks for accurate information
Terrible waiting time up to 1.5h every day . Was told to go to the other office on Broadway because there is no wait there. There was long line up too. Thanks for accurate information
Charles Lee (07.10.2017 22:48)
Dying mall. Other than Leone, mostly federal government offices now. However still an architecturally beautiful building.
Dying mall. Other than Leone, mostly federal government offices now. However still an architecturally beautiful building.
Ciobanu Catalina (02.09.2017 04:42)
Passport office, photo shop, other stores and offices and a beautiful courtyard with tables and couches where anybody can go for the lunch break. Charming building too.
Passport office, photo shop, other stores and offices and a beautiful courtyard with tables and couches where anybody can go for the lunch break. Charming building too.
Sidney Shapira (08.06.2017 20:42)
The Beautiful modern metal and glass structure is juxtaposed between two historic Downtown Vancouver warehouse buildings. It was one of many treasures we found in Downtown Vancouver, where at first, it appears that they must have torn everything old down to allow for all the glass towers. There is actually a beautiful balance of the old and new if you take the time to walk and look.
The Beautiful modern metal and glass structure is juxtaposed between two historic Downtown Vancouver warehouse buildings. It was one of many treasures we found in Downtown Vancouver, where at first, it appears that they must have torn everything old down to allow for all the glass towers. There is actually a beautiful balance of the old and new if you take the time to walk and look.
