Vancouver Seawall

Great view. But it’s always crowded. Having a night walk there with less people is nice.

It's a beautiful place, so cold jaja

You can walk around the convention center (on the outside). There are a lot of informative signs about the history of Vancouver and you have nice views of the harbour.

Behind me is the ticket booth for 3D theatre shows, you can purchase tickets for live shows that take you through an immersive experience with smells and all.Also behind me is a great mountain backdrop for selfies. Also if you keep walking to the back towards the sea here, on the side of the Pan Pacific Hotel, you will find even a better view, both in and outdoors.

Docks, ships and a great view of Vancouver, stop here for a shot and you'll get some smiles.We stopped by the vancouver seawall early one morning and watched the sunrise over the boat and let me tell you, it was magical and really showcased for us some of the best beauty of BC

The Seawall in Vancouver is a must-visit gem, stretching 28 kilometers from Coal Harbour to Spanish Banks Beach. Whether you walk, bike, or rollerblade, this urban pathway offers an incredible experience. From the bustling downtown to tranquil beaches, the Seawall showcases Vancouver's beauty and iconic landmarks. With stunning views of the mountains, sea, and skyline, it's accessible to all ages and abilities. Explore Stanley Park's famous section with totem poles and landmarks, or venture further for a full immersion. Stop for coffee, take a dip in heated pools, and enjoy picnics from Yaletown or Granville Island. The Seawall is a world-class attraction, guiding you through the best of Vancouver. Don't miss this memorable adventure with breathtaking views and accessibility.

Beautiful place for a walk or a run. Very calm.