1. Stanley Park
The park is a house to aquarium, recreational facilities and nature center. We also must say this is the third largest park in North America and it draws about 8 million visitors every year. This is green oasis in a large city and you can discover it by foot or on a bicycle. There are many activities for all ages and besides recreational activities you can enjoy being on the beach or chill out in some restaurant. There are also 27 km of walking tracks through the forest.
3. Museum of Anthropology
It is settles on the campus of the University of British Columbia and it offers wonderful collection of art and artifacts from around the world. The place is well known in the Canada and in the whole world for its research, collections, public programs and teaching. The mission of the museum is to inspire understanding of and also respect for world cultures and arts. Visiting hours from Wednesday to Sunday are 10 am to 5 pm, on Mondays it's closed and on Tuesdays from 10 am to 9 pm. Admission for adults is 16,75 dollars and kids 14,50 dollars.
5. Granville Island
Imagine the island in the middle of a city. That is Granville Island! This is actually urban oasis with galleries, restaurants, theaters, cafes, shops and spectacular fresh food market. This is the place where you have to spend at least a day since the atmosphere is so unique here.
2. The Seawall in Vancouver
Welcome to the most popular recreational spot in the city of Vancouver. This is 22 km path that is perfect for a walk, jog or cycle. It consists of two parts, one for joggers and walker and the other for inline skaters and cyclists. Of course, all is free and it can be very busy over the weekend.
4. Lynn Canyon Park
It was open for the public in 1912 and ever since it is very popular destination for many tourists. This is the great location for hikes, walks, picnic or even refreshing swim in any of the swimming holes.
Vancouver is often named as one of the top five cities inn the world for quality of life. Things to do in Vancouver are artistic and, even the area is very urban, you can connect with the nature here.
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