One of the oldest department stores in
Canada which offers a great selection of
a variety of goods.  The Bay is known for
its quality and good knowledgeable service.

Experience Asia at the Aberdeen Centre. 
Aberdeen Centre is one of six centers, which 
are often nicknamed Asia West.  The center 
offers 300 stores, restaurants and services 
with a distinct Asian flavour.

The Bentall Shopping Centre is located under 
the four Bentall office skyscrapers.  The 
Center offers fashion and specialty stores.

Harbour Centre houses approximately 30 retail 
stores including the Harbour Centre Books, 
Harbour Jewellers and the Games People. Harbour 
Centre is famous for its observation deck where 
the Top of Vancouver Revolving Restaurant is 
located. For reservations phone 604-669-2220.

Metrotown is British Columbia's largest shopping 
complex.  Metrotown is home to several major 
department stores such as The Bay, Sears, Zellers,
T&T Supermarket and Toys 'R' Us.  In addition, 
there are 300 specialty stores within the center.  
Parking is ample.

Oakridge Centre houses 150 quality stores and 
services, including designer fashions for men 
and women, accessories, housewares and gifts. 
Anchor stores include The Bay, Zellers and a 
cinema complex.

The Pacific Centre is open seven days a Week. 
The centre consists of three levels containing 
almost 200 stores thus occupying three city blocks. 
There is a convenient underground parking with 
entrances on Howe and Robson Streets. The centre 
links to the The Bay, Eaton and the Vancouver Centre.

The Royal Centre features about fifty stores. 
The centre is home to a 10 theatre cinema and 
a food court. In addition, a foreign exchange 
service is available.

The center is located in four superbly renovated 
heritage buildings and showcases some of the city's 
finest haute couture.  Escada, Leone and Dorothy 
Grant designer labels are one of many to be found 
in the center.

The shopping is located under the Pan Pacific Hotel 
and houses a variety of shops.  The Sky Train will 
carry you directly to Waterfront Centre.

The indoor public market at Granville with its fresh 
produce, seafood, deli goods,home baked breads is a 
Mecca for locals and visitors alike. Outdoor 
entertainment, while enjoying the view, or taking a 
walk around to visit the numerous shops adds to the 
enjoyment.

The 15 minute ride via the SeaBus will take you 
across Burrard Inlet to Lonsdale Quay, which 
features a color market and more than 80 specialty 
stores.  There is also a special children's section 
which  comes complete with play area.

New Westminster Quay, located in New Westminster, is 
a short 20 minute ride by Sky Train, which will 
take you to the NewWestminster Station. Westminster 
Quay is located on the busy Fraser River and features 
an indoor market.  If you tire of the many shops and 
stalls, walk along the quay to try your luck aboard 
the floating casino or enjoy a ride on any number of 
pleasure craft to explore up river or tour the retired 
Russian submarine moored alongside.

This is Vancouver's largest flea market has over 
360 stalls, which holds unexpected treasures.  The 
atmosphere can be likened to a giant garage sale.  
The art of bargaining is part of the fun.
Open on Saturday and Sundays only, from 9:00 am to 
5:00 pm.