Surrey

　　Surrey is a city in British Columbia, Canada, situated on the south bank of the Fraser River, adjacent to Delta to the west and the U.S.-Canada border to the south. It is the second most populous city in British Columbia after Vancouver and the 12th most populous city in Canada. Surrey was established in 1879 and officially incorporated as a city in 1993.

　　Known as the "City of Parks," Surrey boasts 6,000 acres of parks and green spaces, offering convenience for both residents and visitors to enjoy the outdoors. The city combines the vibrancy of a metropolis with the relaxed lifestyle of a small town, making it a city worth exploring — from picturesque beaches to world-class golf courses, there's no shortage of enjoyment. You can embark on an eco-tour to get up close with adorable birds and animals; over 200 species of birds have been recorded here. The Surrey Art Gallery is a contemporary art museum that primarily collects and exhibits works from 1975 to the present, serving as the city’s most important gallery.

　　Surrey is highly appealing to outdoor enthusiasts, offering year-round recreational activities. Swimming, golfing, hiking, fishing, boating, walking, and farm visits are among the popular options.

　　Surrey Reason to Visit: The second most populous city in British Columbia Continent: North America Country/Region: Canada Province/State: British Columbia City: Surrey