Things to do in Victoria

🌸 The Butchart Gardens: A Garden Lover’s Dream in VictoriaThe Butchart Gardens, near Victoria on Vancouver Island, is a world-renowned horticultural paradise. Covering 22 hectares, it features beautifully designed sections including the Sunken Garden, Rose Garden, Japanese Garden, and Italian Garden, each offering vibrant colors, fragrant blooms, and serene landscapes.Visitors can wander along charming pathways, enjoy reflective ponds and fountains, and capture stunning seasonal floral displays. Ideal for families, photographers, and nature enthusiasts, The Butchart Gardens provides a peaceful escape from city life. Every corner is a perfect photo opportunity, and each visit immerses you in the beauty and artistry of nature.

Victoria is a must see for pretty places of the World. We come often. The harbour has so much to see, do and enjoy. Fab restaurants for every taste but not cheap final bill. Plenty deer walking close to main roads

The British Columbia Parliament Building is located in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. It is the seat of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. The neo-baroque building is located on Belleville Street, facing the Inner Harbour, and is the most famous landmark in Victoria.

Victoria was the last stop on our Alaskan cruise, and we only had around three hours to explore the city. We found some walking trails from the cruise ship terminal towards downtown and Chinatown (Canada’s oldest), where we grabbed a late night bubble tea snack before heading back to the ship.

Victoria Fisherman's Wharf is also a very interesting place. You can see many good projects on this pier. The overall condition of Fisherman's Wharf is not bad. You can also go fishing here, and many hotels can taste seafood.

Highway 1, the world's longest national highway, runs across Canada from east to west. There is a "Mile 0" sign at each of the east and west starting points, and the west one is in Victoria. There is another attraction next to the 0-kilometer monument, which is the bronze statue of Terry Fox.

Craigdarroch Castle, if you come from the city center, there is a bus. Craigdarroch Castle is located in the Rockland community, 10 minutes' drive from downtown Victoria. Take bus No. 11, 27, or 14, get off at Joan Crescent, and walk south for about 3 minutes. The castle provides free parking, and public buses stop outside the gate. Taking a taxi is cost-effective here and is an option!

The Royal BC Museum is a treasure trove! 👉The museum has a rich and diverse collection of items, ranging from natural history to cultural heritage. It is a feast for the eyes👀. 👉The exhibition is cleverly designed, and history comes alive through vivid displays and interactive experiences📚. 👉The building has a magnificent exterior and beautiful interior decoration, creating a strong historical atmosphere🎞️. 👉The staff is professional and enthusiastic, providing a lot of valuable information and help🙌. Whether you are interested in history or want to take your family to play, this is a great choice👍!

Beacon Hill Park is Victoria’s oldest and most popular park. It boasts an ornamental lake with a beautiful stone bridge which is home to a vast array of wild fowl including Blue Herons that nest in the old growth trees that surround the lake. Walk up Beacon Hill for spectacular views of the Olympic Mountains and the waterfront. You can watch cricket being played on the cricket pitch and stroll through the many flower gardens. If you are lucky you can also enjoy performances at the band shell. The park is a must see for anyone visiting Victoria.