When the weather is nice, the citizens of Vancouver go out, and many end up at The Seawall, the world's longest waterfront path and one of the best things to do in Vancouver. The Seawall is a long uninterrupted path that runs the length of the Vancouver waterfront from the Vancouver Convention Centre all the way to Spanish Banks Park. Along the way, you will pass Burrard Inlet (Coal Harbour), Stanley Park, False Creek, a section that overlooks Granville Island, and finally end up at Kitsilano Beach Park.

You can take a walk, go for a jog, or bring a bike or roller skates, and have some fun in the fresh air, enjoying spectacular views of the city throughout the trip. It will take you two to three hours to walk around Stanley Park alone, so come prepared; bring snacks and drinks, and probably an umbrella as well, considering the weather in Vancouver.

Stanley Park The Seawall in Vancouver Museum of Vancouver Gastown Vancouver Aquarium Granville Island Vancouver Heritage Foundation Tours Vancouver Foodie Tours Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden VanDusen Botanical Garden Queen Elizabeth Park English Bay Beach Nitobe Memorial Garden Gastown Vancouver Lookout Eye of the Wind Breathe Spa Bloedel Floral Conservatory Science World UBC Botanical Garden and Centre for Plant Research Robson Street Wild Whales Vancouver Yaletown Vancouver Maritime Museum

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