Baker Street is the lively centre of Nelson's downtown core, with locally owned shops, restaurants, patios, breweries, and cafes.

Built by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1900.

Nelson's beloved movie theatre, community operated. 

Pub-style appetizers, soups & salads and greats burgers with a patio.

Large Provincial Park with campgrounds and beach.

Kootenay Exchange is an antique and second hand store, with an extensive collection of antique images from the Kootenay area.

The protagonist of Sherpa Cinema's "Imagination" watches Tom Wallisch ski this railing. 

1912-1913 - a landmark brick building with a tall hose tower.

Permanent historical exhibit and rotating artist galleries and a gift shop with local products. 

Local, current, and quality books, journals, cards, and more.

With almost 18,000 titles, Reo's is the largest movie library east of Vancouver. 

The culmination of "Imagination" was filmed at South Nelson Elementary School, dinosaurs and all. 

C.D. Bales rescues Snowball the cat from a tree on Silica Street.

That cool stair sequence Tom Wallisch skied in "Imagination" was shot right next to Finley's Bar & Grill. 

On the West Arm of Kootenay Lake, the this bridge connects the communities of Taghum and Nelson.

Several heritage buildings, including the Bank of Montreal building are located on this block. 

Created by Bryn Stevenson

During the opening of the film "Roxanne", C.D. Bales (played by Steve Martin) swings his tennis racket and gets in a tussle at the top of Vernon Street.

Created by D Dan

When entering Nelson from Highway 3A, you get a glimpse of the iconic BOB (Big Orange Bridge) and a picturesque view of the mountain-nestled city.