Best of Prince Rupert, BC
Gateway to the North Coast
About Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert serves as the primary land, air, and water transportation hub for British Columbia's North Coast. Situated on Kaien Island near the Alaskan panhandle, this port city connects the region to wider networks. As of 2021, it is home to a population of 12,300 people.
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Museum of Northern British Columbia
The Museum of Northern British Columbia is located at 100 1st Avenue West.
View details →Best Hotels in Prince Rupert
14 places · Where to stay, from budget-friendly to boutique.
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Black Rooster Guesthouse
The Black Rooster Guesthouse is located at 501 6th Avenue West.
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Crest Hotel
Crest Hotel is located at 222 1st Avenue West and offers a convenient stay for travelers in the area.
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Prestige Prince Rupert Hotel
Prestige Prince Rupert Hotel is located at 118 6th Street.
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Highliner Plaza Hotel & Conference Centre
Highliner Plaza Hotel & Conference Centre is located at 815 1st Avenue West. It offers accommodation and meeting spaces for travelers and business guests.
Best Restaurants in Prince Rupert
13 places · Where to eat, from neighborhood staples to standout kitchens.
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Dolly's Fish Market Restaurant
Dolly's Fish Market Restaurant is located at 7 Cow Bay Road.
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Smile's Seafood Cafe
Smile's Seafood Cafe offers a variety of seafood dishes at 113 Cow Bay Road.
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West End Canadian and Chinese Food
West End Canadian and Chinese Food serves a mix of Canadian and Chinese dishes at 610 3rd Avenue West.
Best Cafés & Coffee in Prince Rupert
4 places · Coffee shops, roasters and casual spots to linger.
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Yaga Cafe Garden Co.
Yaga Cafe Garden Co. at 2250 Bellis Road offers a relaxed atmosphere with indoor seating.
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Cowpuccino's Coffee House
Cowpuccino's Coffee House offers a relaxed setting for coffee lovers at 25 Cow Bay Road.
Best Bars & Nightlife in Prince Rupert
4 places · Cocktail bars, pubs and where the night goes.
Best Things to Do in Prince Rupert
9 places · Museums, landmarks and the experiences worth your time.
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Museum of Northern British Columbia
The Museum of Northern British Columbia is located at 100 1st Avenue West.
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Kwinitsa Station Museum
Kwinitsa Station Museum offers a glimpse into the region's pastoral history and features exhibits on local wildlife and traditional farming practices.
Best Shops in Prince Rupert
7 places · Independent boutiques, bookstores and places to browse.
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The Bargain! Shop
The Bargain! Shop offers a variety of items at affordable prices, making it a convenient stop for budget-conscious shoppers.
Best Parks & Outdoors in Prince Rupert
16 places · Green space, gardens and room to breathe.
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McClymont Park
McClymont Park offers visitors a green space for recreation and relaxation.
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McKay Street Park
McKay Street Park offers a green space for community gatherings and outdoor activities.
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Moose Tot Park
Moose Tot Park is a local park offering outdoor space for visitors to enjoy.
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Moreseby Pond and Walking Trail
Moreseby Pond and Walking Trail offers a peaceful setting for strolls and nature observation.
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Peter James Lester Garden
Peter James Lester Garden is a public park offering green space for visitors to relax and enjoy nature.
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Seal Cove Circle Park
Seal Cove Circle Park is a public park offering green space for visitors.
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Seal Cove Salt Marsh Park
Seal Cove Salt Marsh Park offers visitors a chance to explore coastal wetlands.
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