Experience the romance of Victoria, the pearl of Canada's coast.

1. Recommended Attractions 1. Butchart Gardens • This world-famous garden is in bloom all year round. Spring tulips, summer roses, autumn maple leaves, and winter Christmas decorations, each season has its own unique beauty. Strolling through it, you will feel like you are in a fairy tale world. 2. Inner Harbour • Victoria's Inner Harbour is a vibrant place. You can enjoy the beautiful sea view, watch street performers, and take a water taxi or ferry to explore the surrounding islands. There are many restaurants, cafes, and shops around, making it a great place for leisure and shopping. 3. Royal British Columbia Museum • Learn about the history, culture, and nature of Canada and British Columbia. The museum has a wealth of exhibits, including indigenous artifacts, historical photos, natural specimens, etc. There are also wonderful temporary exhibitions and activities. 4. Parliament Buildings • This magnificent building is one of Victoria's iconic attractions. You can visit the parliament hall, library, and art exhibition inside. At night, the Parliament Buildings are illuminated and very beautiful. 2. Recommended Food 1. Seafood • As a coastal city, Victoria's seafood is very fresh and delicious. You can try a variety of seafood such as lobster, crab, shrimp, mussels, etc. There are various cooking methods, including grilling, boiling, and frying. 2. Afternoon Tea • Victoria has a strong British style, and afternoon tea is an experience not to be missed. In an elegant hotel or tea house, enjoy exquisite tea and leisure time. 3. Local Specialties • Try some local specialties, such as Victoria cake, smoked salmon, etc. 3. Shopping Recommendations 1. Government Street • This is one of Victoria's busiest shopping streets, with many shops, restaurants, and cafes. You can buy local handicrafts, souvenirs, clothing, and accessories. 2. Fisherman's Wharf • In addition to the beautiful sea view, Fisherman's Wharf also has many specialty shops and stalls where you can buy fresh seafood, handicrafts, and souvenirs. 4. Transportation Guide 1. Plane • You can fly to Victoria International Airport and then take a taxi, bus, or airport shuttle to the city. 2. Ferry • You can take a ferry to Victoria from Vancouver or other nearby cities. The ferry offers beautiful sea views and is a very comfortable way to travel. 3. Bus • Victoria has a well-developed bus system, and you can take a bus to various attractions. 5. Accommodation Recommendations 1. Near Inner Harbour • This is one of Victoria's busiest areas, with many hotels, apartments, and homestays to choose from. You can enjoy the beautiful sea view and it is convenient to go to various attractions. 2. Downtown • Downtown is convenient for transportation, with many high-end hotels and business hotels to choose from. Suitable for business travelers and those who like city life.