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Bloedel Conservatory is a public conservatory and botanical garden located in Queen Elizabeth Park on Vancouver, British Columbia's west side. The conservatory is a dome-shaped structure built in the 1960s that houses three climate-controlled biomes: tropical, subtropical, and temperate. The building is a steel frame covered in aluminum panels and glass. The conservatory was named after Prentice Bloedel, a Canadian lumberman, businessman, and philanthropist.

The Bloedel Conservatory is home to over 500 plant species and 100 bird species from around the world. The tropical biome features plants such as banana trees, palms, and ferns. The subtropical biome has plants such as citrus trees, coffee trees, and bromeliads. The temperate biome has plants such as cedars, maples, and oaks.

Science World Science museum in Vancouver, Canada is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Vancouver. The museum has something for everyone with exhibitions on space, nature, and health. There are also interactive exhibits and a planetarium. The museum is located in the trendy neighborhood of Yaletown and is easily accessible by public transit.

Vancouver Seawall is a scenic spot located in Vancouver, Canada. The seawall stretches for over 28 kilometers and is one of the most popular places to walk, jog, cycle, or skate in the city. There are fantastic views of the ocean, Stanley Park, and the North Shore Mountains. The seawall is also a great place to people watch.