Granville Street, Vancouver
Be entertained on Granville Street
Among Vancouver neighbourhoods, this is the city's nightlife hub, where you’ll find dancing, comedy, and live music in an electrifying atmosphere.
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Neon lights on Granville Street in the 50’s
In the 1950s, Granville Street had one of the world’s highest concentrations of neon signs, remnants of which remain today. By the 1970s, Pacific Centre Mall officially opened, offering downtown the chance to compete with suburban shopping centres. The street was also a gathering place for jubilant crowds during the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Nirvana, U2, Lady Gaga, and many more have graced the stages of Granville Street’s entertainment district.
During the day, Granville Street hums with activity as shoppers, visitors, and locals pass through the bustling downtown core. But when night falls, it comes alive with a second wind, especially on weekends. More than a destination, Granville Street is an experience you can feel.
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