A photographer's heaven- everything there worth a picture- streets, houses, shops, lake views.. Very interesting experience, highly recommended.

We were there in the winter so some of the shops and restaurants were closed but the ones we did see were very good, such as Bullocks Bistro, the Brewery, Gallery of the Midnight Sun. We were disappointed more wasn't open Saturday.

Surrounded by water, it's much nicer than downtown Yellowknife. Dancing Moose cafe is excellent. The old Weaver and Devore Trading store is good for grocery supplies and snow clothing.

Old Town of its own representing the previous locals livelihoods. Local housing had their own character. Streets are narrow and houses are packed and very close to each other.

Visited old town on a short tour by a local. It was too cold to walk around but is obviously a cute area to explore. Would spend some time here in warmer weather as there were several spots and shops that looked interesting to check...More

Average. Not much overall to see, but the only real thing too look at in Yellowknife. Lots of touristic food places...

You haven't really been to Yellowknife unless you visit Old Town. Borders the city and is a small peninsula that is easily walk-able and includes the monument for great views, lake side with float planes, views of the harbour and colourful float homes, buildings that...More