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A large sculpture in an open, grassy field with a backdrop of trees and a city skyline under a clear blue sky.
4.5 (358 reviews)

Vanier Park

Fly a kite and soak in the views of Vancouver

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Michael,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
13 Nov 2025
Good
A really useful introduction to the history of Vancouver. Surprised it ended a few decades before the current day but helped educate me on the last 100-200 years, and an essential understanding of...
A really useful introduction to the history of Vancouver. Surprised it ended a few decades before the current day but helped educate me on the last 100-200 years, and an essential understanding of the First Nations. Overall a good, short visit!
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Janet,  Canada Canada
01 Sep 2025
Excellent
First time visit, it was very interesting. It was an experience for myself and my sisters. I will come back and bring my husband.
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Alejandra,  Canada Canada
29 Mar 2022
Excellent
Loved that we could board the St. Roch ship! The museum was full of fun things to do and look at. The simulator of steering through the glaciers was a big highlight.
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About: Vanier Park

Walk through the Museum of Vancouver to learn about the city’s history, watch the boats set sail from the marina by the waterfront Maritime Museum, or enjoy some star-gazing at the Space Centre’s Planetarium.
Vanier Park
1000 Chestnut St, V6J 3J9, Vancouver
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