Be inspired by historic artifacts, famous landmarks, monuments, First Nations and other works of art, and stunning gardens in Stanley Park, a Canadian National Historic Site.
Enjoy history and natural beauty
Gardens
Be sure to stop and smell the flowers of the many gorgeous gardens in Stanley Park. Find information about some of the park's most beautiful gardens, including the best time of year to visit them.
Landmarks
No trip to Stanley Park is complete without visiting its famous landmarks: Lost Lagoon, Siwash Rock, the Hollow Tree, Beaver Lake and Prospect Point.
Monuments and sculptures
Stanley Park has been the recipient of a wide range of monuments, sculptures, and plaques through its history. Find information about these points of interest.
Trees
Stanley Park in Vancouver has a variety of trees – some centuries old – like western red cedar, bigleaf maple, and Douglas fir.
Wildlife
Stanley Park's diverse habitats of coniferous forests, boggy wetlands, and rocky shores teem with an amazing variety of wildlife.
Take in arts and culture
First Nations art and totem poles
Discover the secrets carved in wood that tell the stories of the land and people who first lived, worked, and thrived on the shores of BC.
Malkin Bowl
Malkin Bowl hosts concerts and cultural events in Stanley Park. Find information about performances at Malkin Bowl, or find rental information if you want to hold a performance there.
Artists in Stanley Park
Remember your visit by purchasing work created by an artist in Stanley Park. Find the locations where you can buy these one-of-a-kind works of art.
Vancouver Aquarium
Over 65,000 animals, 120 world-class exhibits and 1 unforgettable experience awaits at the Vancouver Aquarium.