The Vancouver Aquarium is the first public aquarium of Canada which was officially opened on June 15, 1956. Internationally recognized for its excellence in display and interpretation skills, the aquarium was the first to have a facility which incorporates professional naturalists and interpretive specialists who explain animal behavior in the galleries. Moreover, the aquarium is also known for its Marine Mammal Rescue and Rehabilitation Program and research projects, extended world-wide.

It takes just 15-20 minute to walk from Downtown to reach the Vancouver Aquarium. What you need to do it just follow the green signs that lead into Stanley Park on the North Side of Georgia Street. If driving from Downtown Vancouver, then you must drive west on Georgia Street and proceed right into Stanley Park. Since many of the roads in Stanley Park are one way, you need to watch for signs leading you to the aquarium.

If you are an ardent animal lover, then you must visit this once in lifetime chance. The animal trainers will help you get the experience of feeding and training the animals. You will encounter with animals like Dolphin, Beluga Whale, Sea Turtle, Steller Sea Lion, and Sea Otter. Have the adventure of getting closer to the animals!