Travel Guide to Stanley Park in Canada

Vancouver

Scenic spot introduction:

Stanley Park is Vancouver's most famous park, covering an area of 1,000 acres. It is the largest urban park in North America and one of the most famous parks in the world. The scenery is very beautiful. Stanley Park is lined with centuries-old trees, bays, beaches, and trails around the lake, making it a favorite leisure spot. At the same time, the red leaves here are also unique.

Attractions distribution:

Stanley Park is named after Sir Stanley, the former Governor of Canada. There is a bronze statue of Stanley at the entrance of the park. The park is magnificent and natural, with an elegant environment. The main attractions include the Rose Garden, Ballard Bay, red leaves, ancient trees, Canada geese, and wetsuits. Girl sculpture, Lions Gate Bridge, beach, tennis court, lake trail, benches, aquarium, etc.

Scenic spot features:

Photography, leisure, park, beach, aquarium, red leaves

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Americas>Canada>Vancouver

How to get there:

If you are going from the business district, take the No. 19 bus to Stanley Park and get off at the last stop. If you are returning, take the No. 19 bus to Metrotown Station. This bus runs every 12 to 20 minutes.

Scenic area map:

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Tickets

Stanley Park Ticket Prices:

Stanley Park, Vancouver aquarium Tickets: 11.95 Canadian dollars for adults, 10.55 Canadian dollars for visitors aged 13-17 and students, 7.95 Canadian dollars for visitors aged 4-12, and free for visitors under 4 years old.

Scenic area opening hours:

Park opening hours: 8:00-21:00, Vancouver aquarium Opening hours: 10:00-17:30, 9:00-19:00 from the end of June to the beginning of September, 12:00-17:00 on Christmas and New Year's Day. Vancouver aquarium Killer whale show time: 10:30-00:30.