The Granville Market on a rainy day

Last Saturday was my first of four days in Vancouver. The rain decided to be there too in order to limit my possibilities of exploration. As I was staying in downtown Vancouver, I decided to spend the beginning of the day in the market of Granville Island which was twenty minutes by walk from my place. Granville Island is a peninsula and shopping district in Vancouver. It is located across False Creek from Downtown Vancouver, under the south end of the Granville Street Bridge. The peninsula was once an industrial manufacturing area, but today it is now a hotspot for Vancouver tourism and entertainment.  The market has the advantage to be covered, which is good for a rainy day. It is also a nice place to discover nice local products and have a good lunch. I also had the intention to take pictures during my week end, and the market is definitely a place for that. Lots of life and lots of things means lots of fun.

The entrance of the Island, under the Granville bridge

Cooking delicious food

Basic French vinaigrette

More cooking

Granville Tea

Eat, Drink and Merry

The table corner

Macarons

Making candies

Gnocchi

Coffee time

Cheese sellers

Colored spices

Funny hat

I came back the day after, it was a sunny morning. I stayed on the Granville bridge to look at the sea and all the boats coming and leaving the island. It is definitely a beautiful place to come and visit.

Granville Island public market 

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