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- Natasha John
- Park Royal Shopping Centre. West Vancouver. Just a short bus ride or drive from Vancouver is Metro Vancouver's second largest shopping center, Park Royal.
- Gastown. As one of Vancouver's oldest areas, Gastown was once the city's original downtown core. Named after "Gassy" Jack Deighton who was a seaman from the United Kingdom, you'll find a bit of history as you shop the area.
- Pacific Centre. Downtown. The Pacific Centre covers multiple city blocks and offers an indoor shopping experience that comes in handy on those notoriously wet Vancouver days.
- McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Vancouver Airport. Richmond. In partnership with London-based developer, McArthurGlen Group, the Vancouver Airport Authority has developed the luxury designer outlet centre on Vancouver International Airport (YVR) land.
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Granville Island Public Market
When visitors ask me where to shop in Vancouver this is the first thing that comes to mind. Granville Island Public Market and its many artisan shopping spacesare famous for studio-blown glass, blacksmiths, broom makers, and local Vancouver clothing stores. In other words, unique stores and unique products. In all, expect a wide variety of shops ranging from arts and crafts tofood and drink. There is also a lively atmosphere, with street performers and buskersadding their unique touches to th...
Metrotown Centre
Metrotown Centre is the largest shopping mall in Vancouver. With over 450 stores, it’s a great place to find everything from clothing stores to electronics. Major shops include Hudson’s Bay Company, Oomomo Japan, Uniqlo, Zara, and H&M. If you need a break from all these Vancouver shops, there are also plenty of other things to do like catching a movieat the cinema or taking a stroll in the beautiful garden. The mall is located in the suburb of Burnaby, about 20 minutes east of Vancouver. So y...
Main Street
It’s fitting that this main Vancouver shopping street is named, well, Main Street. You’ll find this hipstery area just a 10 minute drive from downtown Vancouver. The vibe here is much more quirky and antiqueythan designer. As a result, this historic shopping district is home to an eclectic mix of shops, ranging from vintage clothing stores to art galleries. It’s also famous for some of Vancouver’s best cafes. You’ll find the majority of the best shops between 33rd and 16th. The Bohemia Galler...
Local First Nations Art
There’s no better place to find unique, handmade items than at a local First Nations art market. These can usually be found around popular tourist areas, such as Granville Island, Gastown and Stanley Park. Popular local stores that focus on this niche include Hill’s Native Art, Cheryl’s Trading Post, and the Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery. Also, you’ll find some pretty amazing pieces at the gift shops of the Bill Reid Gallery, Gulf of Georgia Cannery, or Museum of Anthropology. Expect wide...
Vancouver Themed Souvenirs
Whether it’s a mug with a scenic photo of the city, a t-shirt or a keychain with the Vancouver skyline, there are plenty of great gift options for those who love Vancouver. When people ask me where to shop in Vancouver for souvenirs I tell them to hit Gastown, Chinatown and Robson Street. If you’re looking for something a little less tacky yet equally ‘Vancouvery’ then I’d check out Vancity Originalclothing. Sports fans can also get Vancouver Canucks fan wear from the official Canucks team st...
Vancouver Maple Syrup
I’m gonna be completely honest, maple syrup is not in any way, shape or form representative of the city of Vancouver. In fact, if you’re from virtually anywhere else in North America the odds are you live much closer to a syrup producing region than we do. In spite of this fact, virtually every time I host a visitor from another country they insist on going home with a jug of the stuff. Made from the sap of maple trees, maple syrup is a taste sweet and unique deliciousness that is guaranteed...
That should take care of all your Vancouver shopping needs. Whether you’re looking for the finest designer clothing or just a local trinket, the city should more than meet your needs. Still a bit puzzled? Don’t be afraid to use us in the comment section below. Or you can holler at us on the Vancouver PlannerFacebook page. We answer every question!
- Stewarts Vacation. 1,035 contributions. Food Court - a highlight! A nice centre to window shop with mostly upmarket retail stores. The Food Court was a highlight - a wide selection of foods available, at reasonable prices and with quick service.
- Fouregas. United States 5,299 contributions. Conveniently enough mall... On Skytrain Canada Line, Oakridge 41st Ave. So for tourists who don't drive this is easy access from downtown area.
- on_the_go_98765. Tucson 18,350 contributions. Pretty much suspended in time. Since our first visit here 2 years ago, not much (if anything) has changed. Although it wasn't all that crowded (Canada first opens its borders to Americans on Aug.
- on_the_go_98765. Tucson 18,350 contributions. In the middle of a Covid-comeback. Here it is, August 2021, the first wave of tourists (from America) have jumped the hurdles, done the tests, etc.
- Dana Lynch
- Downtown Shopping - Robson Street & Alberni Street. Robson St, Vancouver, BC, Canada. When it comes to Vancouver shopping—particularly for fashion—it's hard to beat the world-famous Robson Street.
- South Granville. South Granville, Vancouver, BC, Canada. South Granville is one of the best Vancouver shopping streets: it's the perfect place to shop for fashion, antique and modern furniture, books, home accessories, and cookware, and contemporary art.
- Gastown. Gastown, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Web Visit website. Home to high-end independent fashion—including the gorgeous menswear at Roden Gray and the perfect jeans at Dutil Denim—as well as the best interior design stores (Inform Interiors) in the city, Gastown is another premiere Vancouver shopping destination.
- Main Street. Main St, Vancouver, BC, Canada. For Vancouver shopping that's unique, trendy, and Canadian-designed, Main Street—from 20th Avenue to 22nd Avenue—is the place to go.
Aug 22, 2023 · Looking for where to shop in Vancouver? From clothing to unique stores and records to artwork, here are the best spots. Vintage finds, vinyl, cookware and more.
- Carolyn B. Toronto, Canada 93 contributions. Worth a visit. This was a very nice gallery. It is small but it contains a lot of things that on their own are beautiful or thought provoking, and they are all displayed in interesting ways in a beautiful space.
- Jen W. Fenton, MI 172 contributions. Local art. You can do this museum easily in an hour. One floor was under construction when we visited. There was an interesting exhibit about the forgeries of MacDonald paintings.
- Stewarts Vacation. 1,035 contributions. Food Court - a highlight! A nice centre to window shop with mostly upmarket retail stores. The Food Court was a highlight - a wide selection of foods available, at reasonable prices and with quick service.
- Iambic. Vancouver, WA 466 contributions. Lovely and Expensive Gallery. The gallery has a wide range of beautiful and interesting works by indigenous artists.
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May 30, 2022 · To help you plan your visit, here is our guide to the best places and shopping areas in Vancouver. Select from our best shopping destinations in Vancouver without breaking the bank. Read reviews, compare malls, and browse photos of our recommended places to shop in Vancouver on Tripadvisor.
