Vancouver Aquarium

fun aquarium in Vancouver. a lot of exhibits to explore and learn about different aquatic animals

Fun to see all the marine creatures! Quite a variety, though there were a lot of people.

Usually there is no in-depth study of the small partners in the ocean, although they can only be generally called fish, anemones, jellyfish, turtles...but it does not prevent me from enjoying their posture and color~~Especially fortunately, I watched a movie about protecting the ocean. Since love the lovely dreamy sea creatures, protect their homes.

The Vancouver Aquarium in Vancouver's Stanley Park. The aquarium has various marine and rainforest animals on the west coast of Canada. There are regular theme activities. If children are interested, they can consider annual tickets. Parking there is a charge. It is better to avoid big holidays.

Take the sky train from Richmond to Vancouver centre and get off at the subway station. After 5 stops, turn to bus 240 across the road and get off at Denman St. and walk for about 15 minutes in the direction of Stanley Park. The road is full of scenery along the way. Adult tickets for the aquarium are 14.95 Canadian dollars, known as the third largest in North America.