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North America's third-largest park draws eight million visitors per year, many of whom may skate or walk past you on the Seawall, a scenic, 5.5-mile path running along the water on the park's perimeter. It's just one of many trails among the park's 1,000 acres, which also house an aquarium, nature center and other recreational facilities.

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This aquarium can arrange for visitors to meet exotic sea creatures, from belugas to sharks.

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157 Reviews

Science World at TELUS World of Science ignites the imagination as you explore hands-on interactive exhibits, watch jaw-dropping presentations, and experience the magnificence of the giant-screen OMNIMAX® Theatre. Fun for all ages, Science World is sure to jumpstart your imagination. Science World: we’re bridging the science gap.

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50 Reviews

A small but fascinating museum devoted to presenting the maritime history of Vancouver and the Canadian Arctic. Tour the preserved St. Roch, the first ship to completely circumnavigate North America. UPDATE:The Vancouver Maritme Museum, upon its opening in June 1959, was hailed as a model design for small community museums.Over the years, the Museum has continued to be Canada's... More

A small but fascinating museum devoted to presenting the maritime history of Vancouver and the Canadian Arctic. Tour the preserved St. Roch, the first ship to completely circumnavigate North America. UPDATE:The Vancouver Maritme Museum, upon its opening in June 1959, was hailed as a model design for small community museums.Over the years, the Museum has continued to be Canada's principal maritime museum on the Pacific; and for over 50 years, has been Pacific Canada's premier link to maritime history, art, culture, industry and technology.The City of Vancouver is making important upgrades to the building infrastructure, to ensure the preservation of the Museum and its objects, including: *Replacing of the shelter skylights; *Replacement of the Fire Suppression System on St. Roch; *Replacement of other Museum windows; *Assorted repairs.Work will be continuing into Spring 2013, during that time the public will be restricted form access to the St. Roch. The City of Vancouver and staff and volunteers of the Vancouver Maritime Museum appreciate the support of our neighbours and patrons during the replacements and repairs.The Museum continues to operate as usual, with school programs, events and exhibits.We look forward to reopening the St. Roch shelter in 2013, and invite everyone to stop by for a visit in the meantime to see all the treasures the museum holds. Less

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43 Reviews

Multi-media astronomy shows in the Planetarium Star Theatre are enhanced by 20-minute live demonstrations in the GroundStation Canada Theatre that keep you up-to-date on the latest space news. The Cosmic Courtyard ehibit gallery contains a real piece of moon rock you can actually touch, a J-2 Rocket Engine, artifacts and simulations. On Saturday nights you can visit the Gordon MacMillan... More

Multi-media astronomy shows in the Planetarium Star Theatre are enhanced by 20-minute live demonstrations in the GroundStation Canada Theatre that keep you up-to-date on the latest space news. The Cosmic Courtyard ehibit gallery contains a real piece of moon rock you can actually touch, a J-2 Rocket Engine, artifacts and simulations. On Saturday nights you can visit the Gordon MacMillan Southam Observatory right next door and, if the skies are clear, you can see stars and maybe even a planet through the .5 metre Cassegrain telescope. Less

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2,169 Reviews

Former industrial site has been transformed into an artsy, posh neighborhood with quaint shops, cafes and bookstores.

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21 Reviews

This five-acre petting zoo is particularly suitable for families with younger children.

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82 Reviews

Transport yourself - stroll down the streets of our 1920s community. Our village is a combination of heritage and replica buildings on a 10-acre site. Period costumed townsfolk welcome visitors and give demonstrations in the homes, businesses and shops. Two of our large artifacts are now 100 years old - enjoy a ride on the 1912 CW Parker Carousel and explore the restored 1912 Interurban... More

Transport yourself - stroll down the streets of our 1920s community. Our village is a combination of heritage and replica buildings on a 10-acre site. Period costumed townsfolk welcome visitors and give demonstrations in the homes, businesses and shops. Two of our large artifacts are now 100 years old - enjoy a ride on the 1912 CW Parker Carousel and explore the restored 1912 Interurban Tram, part of a transportation system before its time. Less

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83 Reviews

It was once the largest copper mine in the British Empire. Today, the Britannia Mine Museum opens up a little-seen world that fascinates all ages. Just like miners did, visitors climb aboard a mine train and rumble into an authentic tunnel. Entertaining guides describe the workings of drills and tools from the past century. Every visit includes gold panning with the chance to take home... More

It was once the largest copper mine in the British Empire. Today, the Britannia Mine Museum opens up a little-seen world that fascinates all ages. Just like miners did, visitors climb aboard a mine train and rumble into an authentic tunnel. Entertaining guides describe the workings of drills and tools from the past century. Every visit includes gold panning with the chance to take home frequent findings. A captivating 15-minute film re-creates the past and reveals how families turned their isolated surroundings into pleasant experiences. The Family Play Area keeps young ones entertained. A glittering gift shop offers unique stones and carvings. To get there, head north on the Sea to Sky Highway. 1/2 way between Vancouver and Whistler. Less

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86 Reviews

This expansive beach offers fantastic picnicking opportunities, swimming, beach volleyball, or simply a panoramic view of Vancouver and the mountains. Spanish Banks tends to be a quieter beach which makes it very family-friendly.

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