Robson Street

Vancity’s shopping district

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The place for high street shopping

Robson Street shopping, the city’s premier retail district, is known for the global brand stores that grace its sidewalks.

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Robsonstrasse

The street earned this historic nickname post-WWII, after a surge of German shop openings

Streetcar tracks were laid down the street in 1895, connecting Robson Street’s stores and restaurants. In the post-war era, the street became teemed with delis, bakeries and high-fashion boutiques, creating a truly international marketplace shaped by immigration.

Robson Street is one of Vancouver’s oldest shopping districts, dating back to the late 1800s.

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Robson Street is Vancouver’s retail hotspot. From Granville to Denman Street, people wander in and out of global brand-name stores, such as Lululemon and Sephora, as well as high-end restaurants. Past Granville, you’ll find Robson Square and casual eateries and pubs leading to BC Place Stadium. This area becomes a hotbed of activity during sporting events or concerts, with streams of fans pouring through the streets.

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Walk score

Daily excursions do not require a car
  • 1 min to Granville Street

  • 5 min to the West End

  • 8 min to Yaletown

Bike score

Biking is convenient for most trips
  • See Vancouver Cycling Map

Driving

  • 2 min to Yaletown

  • 3 min to Chinatown

  • 2 min to West End

Transit score

Many nearby public transportation options
  • See Translink Skytrain

  • See Translink Bus

  • 8 min to Yaletown