The Inner Harbour is Victoria's primary tourist draw. The busy harbor – home to sailboats, yachts, floatplanes and whale watching Zodiacs – is framed by wide pedestrian streets and, in the warmer ...

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There’s plenty to see in Victoria by foot, boat or bike. Victoria, British Columbia, has Canada’s mildest weather, so plan to get outside no matter which season you visit. This Vancouver Island city ...

A horse-drawn carriage, red double-decker bus and Fairmont Empress Hotel pretty well sums up the attractions of Victoria. And note the blue sky, too. Read my travel story: Victoria offers complete ...

A proper British tea, Fan Tan Alley, a bedazzled Parliament and a castle named Craigdarroch. Welcome to beautiful Victoria, British Columbia. Once a simple fort for fur trading, Victoria is now the ...

Victoria, British Columbia, always feels like a reunion for me. The first time I visited was the same day astronauts walked on the moon. I was just 8 years old, and it was my first trip outside the ...

When considering Canada’s best food cities, Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal undisputedly clinch the title. And if you press further, destinations like Prince Edward Island and Quebec City shoot up as ...

Victoria is the capital city of British Columbia, located on the southern end of Vancouver Island. Reachable by ferry, boat or air, the most frequent option for visiting Americans is the Black Ball ...

Regardless of how much you love adventure and spending every waking hour sightseeing, we could all use a getaway to relax and rejuvenate once in a while. Victoria, B.C., fits the bill perfectly. And ...

We are off on a five-week tour of Vancouver Island, British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest, starting with three weeks housesitting on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. The island is ...

Two predictable comments from visitors are most frequently heard by the staff at the Butchart Gardens outside Victoria, the capital of British Columbia: No. 1: "That's sensational,'' says a guest.