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Victoria is a city unlike any other. With boutique hotels fit for a queen, world-class attractions, and fresh farm-to-table dining that's measured on a scale of metres not miles. Nestled between the tranquil waters of the Salish Sea and the mighty rainforests of Vancouver Island.
Visit the world-class Royal BC Museum, tour 125-year-old heritage buildings, or explore diverse marine wildlife along our coast. Whatever you choose, go beyond seeing and doing to embracing everything life in Victoria offers.
From its early, uneven days in the 19th Century to its position as a stalwart of the community today, the Greater Victoria visitor economy has – and will continue to be – part of Greater Victoria’s identity. We welcome the world with open arms to our warm and hospitable destination.
The Vacation Guide is your ultimate guide to a Victoria vacation. Check out the Official 2024 Victoria Vacation Guide here or download a PDF here. View or download our Visitor maps or check out our maps page.
Maps of Greater Victoria. For a detailed map of the Greater Victoria area and the downtown core, please view the Visitor Map. For a map of the downtown area, please click here.
This collection of locally sourced, hand-crafted itineraries provide the building blocks for your next great adventure to Victoria. Uncover the city’s eclectic neighbourhoods, connect with nature, and taste the crisp freshness of West Coast dining.
Get local advice and information. As Victoria’s official visitor resource, our friendly, knowledgeable staff will answer your questions and more. Drop in for free brochures and maps, to book hotels and tickets locally and to make reservations for tours and transportation.
Find things to do in Greater Victoria with local tips and helpful information below. Easily explorable. Endlessly entertaining. Find activities that match your passions. Browse custom itineraries and personal tales from travellers like you. Local Attractions. Accessible Activities.
The Parliament Buildings are a dominant feature of the Inner Harbour, residing on a 5 hectare (12.5 acre) section of land situated on the waterfront in Downtown Victoria, BC. The construction of the Parliament Buildings began in 1893 and was led by architect Francis Rattenbury.
The Victoria Harbour - including the Inner Harbour - is one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. The harbour has had a long history, starting with its use by First Nations. Recreational vessels and small cruise ships can moor in the centre of this famous heritage city, just steps from its historic streets and distinctive architecture.
