Stanley Park - Free Audio Guide

Stanley Park, a 404.9-hectare urban park in Vancouver, Canada, opened in 1888 and is a designated National Historic Site. Historically significant as the traditional territory of Indigenous peoples, it features dense forests, scenic views, and a variety of attractions such as the Vancouver Aquarium, Seawall, and Lost Lagoon. Visitors can explore forest trails, beaches, and gardens. The park attracts approximately 8 million visitors annually. It is open year-round, with no admission fee, although some attractions may charge. Accessibility options are available for all visitors.