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 South Vancouver shopping ease |
650 West 41st Ave Vancouver, BC V5Z 2M9 Canada +1 604 261 2511 http://www.oakridgecentre.com/ |
The biggest shopping centre in the city, Oakridge located about 20 minutes outside of downtown. The complex includes shops like Banana Republic, Kookai, Aritzia, Club Monaco, Safeway and two major department stores: The Bay and Zellers. Major chains such as Aldo and The Gap are also represented, and the mall also contains a mulitplex movie theatre, babysitting services and a large food fair. The tower above the mall has business offices, a large pharmacy, dentists, doctors and other medical services. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: The Bucky Hermit  |
 Photo: Kenneth Wu |
 Most exclusive and popular shopping |
700 West Georgia St Vancouver, BC V7Y 1A1 Canada +1 604 688 7236 http://www.pacificcentre.com/ |
Spanning three city blocks above and under ground, this shopping centre will leave mall lovers reeling with consumption-induced joy. Located in the centre of the downtown action, this popular place has nearly every store and service. From cosmetics, gifts and souvenirs to kids clothing, flowers and furniture, it's here. Some of the notable stores include Ralph Lauren, Mexx, Holt Renfrew, Banana Republic and the ubiquitous Gap. The upscale Holt Renfrew department store is on site, and the large food fair offers everything from tacos to sushi. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Henry Faber |
 Photo: Andrew Lee |
 Photo: Greg Andrews |
 Quiet and convenient shopping |
1055 West Georgia St Vancouver, BC V6E 3P3 Canada +1 604 689 1711 |
This shopping centre is ideal for those who prefer quiet and unassuming malls. It is relatively sedate compared to its big brother close by, the Pacific Centre. There are 50 shops and services to choose from, including restaurants and a small movie theatre. The downtown centre provides services including doctor and dentist offices, courier, shoe repair, flowers, cellular phone service and opticians. It is frequented predominantly by business professionals who stop by on errands. Review © 2007, Wcities |
