Tours and Tickets to Experience Robson Street
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Robson Street
Robson Street is good for those who like big-city bustle.
Several paid parking lots are available along Robson Street.
City tours typically last from two to four hours with limited time on Robson Street; consider taking a tour at the beginning of your trip to get oriented before going back to Robson on your own.
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While it’s free to visit Robson Street in Vancouver on your own, there are plenty of guided tours that can make your experience more memorable. Gratuity-based walking tours start at US$5, while bus and trolley sightseeing tours cost from US$30. Bike tours start at US$75, while private tours can cost US$200 or more.
Robson Street is in downtown Vancouver, running east to west from Beatty Street all the way to Stanley Park in the West End. The street passes through most of the city’s central business and shopping district, while the main shopping area is roughly a 3-block stretch between Burrard Street and Jervis Street.
Robson Street is Vancouver’s premier shopping destination, but it’s relatively small and best visited alongside other nearby attractions rather than on its own. Pair a stroll along the bustling street with a trip to Stanley Park or other downtown highlights to make the most of your visit.
Robson Street runs through much of Downtown Vancouver, making it easy to visit Stanley Park and nearly all of the waterfront. Also nearby are the Canada Place Convention Center, the Vancouver Public Library, and the Gallery Row shops and nightlife on Granville Street.
Robson Street is primarily a shopping and dining district in Downtown Vancouver, it can be kid-friendly depending on the interest of your family. Kids and families can visit family-friendly cafes and shops or head to Stanley Park on the west end of the street and other nearby parks.