Nature's Canvas at Stanley Park

Stanley Park, established in 1888 and designed by the city of Vancouver, covers 404 hectares (1,000 acres) and welcomes over eight million visitors each year.

It features historical landmarks, including totem poles and a panoramic Seawall path that stretches 5.5 miles around the water's edge. The park's area includes a diverse range of flora, notably a 150,000-tree temperate rainforest, enhancing its ecological significance.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🏞️ Seawall: A scenic 8.8 km path ideal for skating and walking.
• 🐟 Vancouver Aquarium: Home to a variety of marine life, focusing on conservation.
• 🌲 Totem Poles: A display of First Nations art located on Brockton Point.

This park is free to enter and is suitable for tourists, families, and nature enthusiasts alike.