There are three different skylines in Vancouver, each with many high rise buildings. The southern shore of Burrard Inlet includes Coal Harbour and buildings along the Waterfront Road. It has some of the city’s most recognized buildings such as Canada Place, Harbour Centre, the Marine Building, and Shaw Tower. The northern shore of False Creek includes the southern portion of the West End and the three bridges connecting to Downtown Vancouver. This area also has attractions such as General Motors Place and Science World. The third and less noted skyline in Vancouver includes buildings along the Broadway corridor to the south of False Creek (pictured above). This section of the city, although much more “mid rise” than Downtown, contains some of the city’s largest institutional buildings, such as Vancouver General Hospital and the art deco styled Vancouver City Hall.