All our Tours include the following sights of Victoria
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Parliament Building of British Columbia Completed in 1897 it is now the home of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. This building is the landmark of Victoria. |
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Inner Harbour The whole area is simply beautiful. The ships, the ocean, the docks, the busquers and some of Victoria’s most famous sights can be seen here. |
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Craigdarroch Castle Robert Dunsmuir built this Castle in 1899. It is a National Historic Site of Canada and some of the original furniture from the victorian era are still there. |
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The Empress Hotel The Empress opened in 1908 and has become a symbol for the city of Victoria. Its iconic architecture and the luxury inside are stunning. |
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Fisherman’s Wharf At Fisherman’s Wharf you will get the freshest seafood in town, have a wonderful view on the harbour and bay and the village of floating homes is amazing. |
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Beacon Hill Park The Park is not only famous for tourists. Locals come here all the time and enjoy the beautiful nature and the art of landscaping. |
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Chinatown This beautiful place is one of Victoria"s National Historic Sites of Canada and the oldest Chinatown in Canada. Only San Francisco is older in North America. |
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Scenic Marine Drive Victoria has a wide variation of different beaches and a beautiful shore line. Enjoy the stunning views and see the sun sparkling in the water. |
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Government House If you come to Victoria do take a trip to Government House. It’s palatial, historic and the gardens are picture perfect. |
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Old Town This where old & new Victoria intertwine with a nice variety of heritage buildings with the new structures. Great locations to enjoy a drink or meal. Many artists have left their mark around this area’s own different buildings. |
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Clover Point This is one of the most popular places for locals in all of Victoria. A perfect spot to enjoy spectacular sun sets, stunning view of the Olympic Mountains, and watching kite surfers zooming around. |