Mile 0 Monument in Victoria, BC, marks the western start of the Trans-Canada Highway, the world's longest national highway. Located near Beacon Hill Park, it’s a popular spot for photos and a symbol of cross-country journeys. (Outside view)

Beacon Hill Park in Victoria, BC, is a picturesque urban park featuring lush gardens, serene ponds, walking trails, and scenic ocean views. It’s home to a petting zoo and the world’s tallest free-standing totem pole, making it perfect for nature walks, picnics, and family-friendly activities. (Outside view)

Clover Point offers stunning ocean views, sea breeze, and a popular spot to watch kite flyers and passing ships along Victoria’s scenic coastline.

Government House is the official residence of B.C.’s Lieutenant Governor. Set on 14 hectares in Victoria’s Rockland area, it features beautiful public gardens, scenic views, and historic charm. (Outside viewing only)

Craigdarroch Castle is a historic Victorian mansion in Victoria, BC, known for its stunning architecture, lavish interiors, and city views. Built in the late 1800s, it offers a glimpse into the opulence of the era. (Outside viewing only)

Mount Tolmie Park offers one of Victoria’s best panoramic viewpoints, with sweeping 360° views of the city, ocean, and surrounding mountains.

The Empress Hotel is a historic landmark in Victoria, BC, famous for its elegant architecture and iconic afternoon tea experience. Overlooking the Inner Harbour, this luxurious hotel has hosted royalty, celebrities, and visitors for over a century. (Outside view)

Inner Harbor in Victoria, BC, is a bustling waterfront hub known for its stunning views, historic landmarks like the Parliament Buildings, Steamship Building and Empress Hotel, and lively atmosphere. It’s a prime spot for dining, shopping, and exploring the city’s charm. (Outside view)

Chinatown in Victoria, BC, is Canada’s oldest Chinatown, known for its vibrant culture, historic architecture, and iconic Fan Tan Alley. It’s a lively hub for dining, shopping, and exploring local history.

The British Columbia Legislative Assembly is a stunning historic building in Victoria’s Inner Harbour, where provincial laws are made. Guided tours and impressive architecture make it a must-see. (Outside viewing only)

Fisherman’s Wharf in Victoria, BC, is a vibrant waterfront destination featuring colorful floating homes, fresh seafood, unique shops, and eco-tours. It’s a lively spot to relax, dine, and enjoy marine wildlife. (Outside view)