Museum containing life-sized wax replicas of American and British celebrities.

Beautiful gardens and house featuring an afternoon tea.

This house once belonged to the Queen's representative in Canada and features some small, pleasant gardens.

Restored mansion and schoolhouse constructed in the mid-19th century.

BC Ferries is the primary company providing vehicle and passenger ferry service within British Columbia.  The TripAdvisor page entitled Inside Victoria : Arriving & Departing describes ferry...

Victorian-style building staffed by people in Victorian garb.

Concrete fort and underground magazines built over a century ago.

Canada's oldest Chinatown is characterized by narrow, winding streets and lots of little shops and restaurants.

Prince of Whales offers British Columbia's most spectacular marine adventure and Orca (Killer) whale watching. Join us in Victoria to enjoy our fleet of open zodiac style boats or the world famous Ocean Magic, our 62 foot express cruiser. From Vancouver we offer the second Ocean Magic vessel to whale watch on a day trip all the way to Victoria to visit. Return packages include seaplane adventures and Butchart Gardens. Overnight visitora to Victoria are welcome.

An entertaining and informative museum on Canada's maritime history, including a section on shipwrecks.

This pub is best known for its wide selection of quality beers.

This historic lighthouse (circa 1860) guides mariners to Royal Roads anchorage, Esquimalt Harbour and its naval base, and points the way to Victoria harbour.

This IMAX movie theater will provide the entertainment on those cold, rainy afternoons.

This historic part of town, once the center of Victoria's shipping and fur trading businesses, is now filled with important landmarks and specialty shops offering British, Scottish and Irish imports.

What was once the site of the historical Fort Victoria is now a lively gathering place filled with galleries and sidewalk restaurants.

Popular Vancouver bar, best known for its beer.

Take a ½- or full-day guided birdwatching tour in the Victoria area with an expert.

Cruise around beautiful Victoria in a vintage convertible or Model T Ford with your own personal tour guide/chauffeur.

Seaside street lined with shops, art galleries, cafes and restaurants.

And you thought the only flavors beer came in were 'regular' and 'light:' great-tasting beer in all kinds of scrumptious flavors and combinations.

An old cemetery supposedly haunted by the ghost of the murdered Doris Gravlin.

The Garden's most popular resident, Armstrong the Octopus, puts on daily shows for delighted tourists.

Through a glass wall of the harbor visitors can view a large variety of sea life including sharks, eels and an octopus.

You've spent college drinking watered-down ale from a keg, now try the good stuff: the freshest ingredients and the latest technology make beer drinking an artform.

An 800-acre park full of gently rolling lawns and lots of trees.

House belonging to famous Canadian painter Emily Carr.

Scenic running and hiking trail along the Pacific.

Posh neighborhood with a beautiful park, great for running.

Soothe your ears with some of the harmonious melodies played by this world-renowned symphony orchestra.

A Victorian-style cemetery containing the earthly remains of Vancouver's most prominent families.

Well-known building in Vancouver, thought to be haunted by ghosts.

A well-known building in Vancouver believed to be haunted by a murdered deadbeat gambler.

Spring held sacred by some of the indigenous tribes in the area because of its special powers.

A busy shopping street that is rumored to be haunted every October between 2:00 - 3:00 am.