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Explore thousands of ocean species and aquatic life at the Vancouver Aquarium, home to the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre and internationally recognized for excellence. Book online to lock in your ticket price and enjoy year-round access, events, exhibits and more.
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Canada’s Pacific National Aquarium. The Vancouver Aquarium...
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Vancouver Aquarium. 8,615 reviews. #34 of 478 things to do in Vancouver. Aquariums. Closed now. 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Write a review. About. Discover over 65,000 amazing animals like rescued sea otters, sea lions, and other extraordinary aquatic species in the heart of Vancouver’s iconic Stanley Park.
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Canada’s largest aquarium (and one of the largest in North America) opened in 1956 as the country’s first public aquarium. Research projects such as the Marine Mammal Rescue Program brought international attention to the aquarium. In 2017 it launched the global Ocean Wise initiative, which focuses on sustainable seafood and protecting our oceans (l...
Vancouver Aquarium is home to an abundance of aquatic animals and a wide range of exciting exhibitsincluding: 1. Steller’s Bay: Meet the mysterious Steller sea lions at Steller’s Bay, which is based on a fishing village on Canada’s west coast. 2. Canada’s Arctic: Find out more about life in the Arctic and all the animals that survive in the extreme...
Private events are often hosted in the evening at the aquarium but every month there is a public After Hoursadults-only event when people aged 19+ can come to the Aquarium and enjoy themed talks, trivia, and the chance to explore the exhibits with a glass of wine or beer in hand. Kids can take part in a ‘sleep with the fishes’ educational sleepover...
The Aquarium is located at 845 Avison Way in Stanley Park and is only a 15/20 minute bike ride from downtown Vancouver. There are bike racks close to the entrance and also a Mobi bike sharerack on Avison Way. If you’re walking or biking just look out for the green signs that point towards the Aquarium from the Seawall. Pay parking and electric vehi...
Walk or bike the Seawall around Vancouver’s stunning Stanley Park if you’re feeling energetic. It’s a 10km route around the circumference of the forested park and there are amazing views of downtown and the North Shore as you travel around. Take the nearby Stanley Park Train or a horse and carriage ride for a more leisurely way to see Stanley Park,...
Learn about the history, exhibits and events of Canada's largest aquarium in Stanley Park. Discover the diverse sea life of the Pacific coast and the world, from sea lions to penguins, and enjoy the 4D movie theatre and the Ocean Wise initiative.
Feb 5, 2024 · Explore the diverse marine habitats and animals at the Vancouver Aquarium, the largest in Canada. Learn about the local BC coast, the Arctic, the Amazon, the Tropic Zone and more.
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