• The Butchart Gardens - Located in Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, Butchart Gardens is a globally acclaimed floral haven, spanning 55 acres of stunning landscapes. Once a limestone quarry, Jennie Butchart transformed it into a magnificent garden sanctuary. Visitors can wander through the Sunken Garden, a lush haven with vibrant flower beds and a central viewpoint, the Rose Garden featuring over 250 rose varieties, and the Japanese Garden, a tranquil area with arched bridges and koi ponds. The Italian and Mediterranean Gardens add distinct charm with classical fountains and exotic flora. Each season unveils new hues, from spring tulips to radiant winter lights. With picturesque walking paths, photo-worthy spots, and delightful dining options, Butchart Gardens is an essential destination for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts.
• Royal BC Museum - Situated in Victoria, British Columbia, the Royal BC Museum is an essential stop for history and culture aficionados. Highlighting British Columbia’s rich heritage, the museum presents immersive exhibits, including the First Peoples Gallery, which showcases Indigenous cultures and artifacts, and the Natural History Gallery, featuring a life-sized woolly mammoth. Visitors can journey back in time in the Old Town exhibit, stroll through recreated 19th-century streets, and explore rotating exhibitions that animate history. With interactive displays, remarkable artifacts, and a top-tier IMAX theatre, the Royal BC Museum provides an engaging and educational experience that brings historical narratives to life.
• Chinatown - Victoria’s Chinatown, the oldest in Canada, is a lively and historic area brimming with culture, architecture, and hidden treasures. Established in the 1850s during the Fraser River Gold Rush, it remains a bustling center of shops, restaurants, and heritage sites. Visitors can admire the iconic Gate of Harmonious Interest, wander through the narrow, red-bricked Fan Tan Alley—the narrowest street in Canada—and discover unique boutiques, tea houses, and dim sum eateries. With its rich history, vibrant lanterns, and charming ambiance, Chinatown offers a captivating blend of past and present, making it a must-see destination in Victoria, BC.
• Craigdarroch Castle - Craigdarroch Castle in Victoria, BC, is a stunning Victorian-era mansion that provides insight into the opulent lifestyle of 19th-century Canadian elite. Constructed in the 1890s for coal magnate Robert Dunsmuir, the castle boasts intricate woodwork, stained glass windows, and grand staircases that reflect the era’s elegance. Visitors can explore its 39 rooms, each adorned with period furnishings and artifacts, while enjoying sweeping views of Victoria from the upper floors. As a National Historic Site, Craigdarroch Castle is a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts, offering a captivating journey into Victorian luxury and the legacy of one of British Columbia’s wealthiest families.

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Experience the highlights of Victoria, BC, on this comprehensive full-day tour, combining history, culture, and breathtaking scenery. Explore the magnificent Butchart Gardens, a floral wonderland, and travel back in time at the Victorian-era Craigdarroch Castle. Meander along the picturesque Inner Harbour, passing by iconic sites such as the Fairmont Empress Hotel and BC Legislature, before delving into the intriguing exhibits at the Royal BC Museum. Appreciate the delightful heritage homes of James Bay, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Fisherman’s Wharf, and discover Canada’s oldest Chinatown, rich with history and hidden treasures. Throughout the journey, our knowledgeable guides share engaging stories, ensuring an unforgettable experience in one of Canada’s most captivating cities.

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