Pacific Centre is Vancouver’s main downtown shopping mall. Located at 701 West Georgia, the mall features over 100 stores, including many high-end shops.

Pacific Centre Mall

Pacific Centre stretches on a couple of levels all the way along Granville Street from West Pender to Robson. If you’re looking for an indoor place to shop in the heart of the city, then Pacific Centre is a great place to go. It’s one of the best places to find designer brands.

Stores at Pacific Centre

Brand name retailers include Aritzia, Bebe, Boss, Coach, The Gap, Guess, Harry Rosen, H&M, Hollister and Holt Renfrew, among others.

Click Mall Directory for the full list of Pacific Centre stores, or Mall Map to see what shops are where.

Where is Pacific Centre Mall?

Pacific Centre is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Vancouver, between fashionable Granville Street and Howe, and between trendy Robson Street and West Pender.

The mall is close to two SkyTrain stations, with Vancouver City Centre Station at the corner of Granville and West Georgia, and the Granville Station towards the northeast end by Granville Street and Dunsmuir. Pacific Centre is also only about three blocks from Waterfront Station, Vancouver’s main transit hub and gateway to everywhere else in the Lower Mainland.

Vancouver's Nordstroms at Robson Square — Pacific Centre Near Robson Square

What’s Near Pacific Centre?

Close to Pacific Centre are a number of other great places to shop, as well as other sites of interest.

Competition to Pacific Centre’s Holt Renfrew and Nordstrom (the latter when it still operated) is the Hudson’s Bay, Canada’s original and iconic department store, located right across the street from the mall at 674 Granville Street.

About two blocks toward Waterfront Station and one block over, is the Harbour Centre, at 555 West Hastings Street. It has a limited number of its own stores, but also the Vancouver Lookout with its 360 degree views of the city from high up above. And just one block past the Harbour Centre is the historic district of Gastown, which is famous for its touristy shops, old original brick buildings and great pubs and restaurants.

Also in the area, about three blocks east along West Georgia Street, is Vancouver’s main public library, with its modern coliseum-inspired building. And for arguably Vancouver’s best outdoor shopping street, Robson is only one block south of West Georgia. If you can’t find the designer store or products you were looking for at Pacific Centre, you’ll probably find them on Robson.