Victoria Profile
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About Victoria
Victoria is the capital of British Columbia, on the southern tip of Vancouver Island at the Inner Harbour. The city proper is compact: the legislature, downtown, and older neighbourhoods sit around the harbour, while most of Greater Victoria lies in adjoining municipalities such as Saanich. Ferries, floatplanes, and a mild coastal climate underpin government, tourism, and retirement life. About 92,000 people live in the City of Victoria.
Known for
- Provincial capital and the Inner Harbour legislature
- Compact walkable downtown distinct from Greater Victoria
- Mild coastal climate and year-round gardens
- Ferry and floatplane gateway from the mainland and Washington
- Beacon Hill Park and the Dallas Road waterfront
See & do
Inner Harbour
Causeway, Empress Hotel lawns, and the working harbour.
British Columbia Parliament Buildings
Legislative precinct on the harbour.
Beacon Hill Park
Large downtown park sloping to the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Royal BC Museum
Provincial museum beside the legislature.
Craigdarroch Castle
Victorian mansion in the Rockland neighbourhood.
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