Stanley Park covers 405 hectares next to downtown. Granville Island Market sells regional products. A suspension bridge spans the Capilano River. The Museum of Anthropology displays 535,000 objects. Vancouver Aquarium presents marine life. The gardens and parks provide green spaces with mountain backdrops.
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The urban park encompasses 405 hectares with forest areas, green spaces and a 9-kilometer seawall path along the Pacific.
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The market offers local produce, fish mongers, bakeries, restaurants and crafts inside a renovated industrial building by the water.
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A 137-meter suspension bridge crosses through rainforest and spans the Capilano River at 70 meters height.
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The mountain reaches 1231 meters and provides ski slopes in winter and hiking trails in summer with views of Vancouver.
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Marine research center in Stanley Park housing 50,000 animals from the Pacific Ocean and other world waters.
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Harbor convention center with distinctive white sail roofs, cruise ship terminal and exhibition spaces for events.
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Science museum in a geodesic dome featuring experiments, laboratories and a 400-seat IMAX theater.
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Art museum in a neoclassical building housing 11,000 artworks with focus on British Columbian artists.
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A large urban garden with flower beds, fountains and a conservatory located at Vancouver's highest elevation point.
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A garden designed according to Ming Dynasty principles with pavilions, ponds and traditional rock formations.
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A natural park with an 80-meter high suspension bridge, waterfalls and hiking trails through the rainforest.
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A 22-hectare garden with over 7500 plant species, a maze and themed landscape areas.
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This beach spans 500 meters and offers volleyball courts, an outdoor saltwater swimming pool and grass areas facing the northern mountains.
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This 1867 neighborhood features stone paved streets, buildings in Victorian style and a clock powered by steam mechanisms.
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The road bridge completed in 1932 crosses False Creek and provides a connection between downtown and the Kitsilano district.
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The collection includes 535,000 archaeological objects and artworks from North American indigenous peoples, including totem poles and wood carvings.
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The viewing point at 168 meters elevation allows observation of the urban landscape, port area and regional mountain ranges.
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This sand beach extends for 1.6 kilometers and features facilities for beach volleyball plus coastal paths for walking.
