Vancouver, Canada
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Stanley Park is a public park spread over 405 hectares of land and is completely surrounded by the waters of the English Bay and the Vancouver Harbour. The park comes with a huge history and is counted as one of the first explored parts of the city. The Vancouver Seawall in the park is very popular for running, walking, cycling, fishing and in-line skating. The wall is divided into two sections, one for walking or running and another for skating or cycling. The Stanley Park railway, which is a miniature rideable railway with several themes is also an attraction for families with kids. The park also has forest trails.

Science World is a center devoted to Science and is run on a non-profit basis. The center houses a number of interactive displays and exhibits with various topics and researches. The building structure of the Science World is actually inside a dome and so is named due to its shape. The place offers a number of outreach programs by conducting workshops and science-oriented shows for students who have an interest in the subject to make careers and professions in the same.

Capilano Suspension Bridge, a suspension bridge that goes across the Capilano River in North Vancouver. The bridge is about 140 meters long and 70 meters high. The bridge has featured in a number of television series including The Crow, Psych, Stairway to Heaven, MacGyver and Sliders. The bridge, however, has witnessed some incidents too due to the carelessness of people so it must be taken care of while you are on the bridge.

VanDusen Botanical Garden is located in the Shaughnessy neighbourhood of the city. The garden spreads over a 22-hectare land area. The garden looks amazing in the autumn season. The garden features totem poles, a Korean Pavilion and large stone structures. The garden is open to the public the entire year except on the day of X-mas.

Grouse Mountain is one of the North Shore Mountains in the Pacific Ranges in North Vancouver district. At its peak is the alpine ski area which has an overlooking view on Greater Vancouver which has 4 chairlift services running across 26 runs. The mountain resort at Grouse Mountain shows lumberjacks, wildlife birds, a chairlift ride and helicopter sightseeing during Summers. The mountain also has facilities for skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, snowshoeing etc.