2026 Victoria Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

#underratedspots Sometimes the best cafés aren't in the city centre—they're hidden in the suburbs, waiting to surprise you. I recently visited The 1985 Kafé in Clayton South, and it instantly became one of my favourite café discoveries in Melbourne. The café has a cosy Japanese-inspired atmosphere with simple wooden décor, creating a calm and relaxing space that's perfect for slowing down and enjoying the moment. The highlight of my visit was definitely the desserts. Their freshly baked canelés were crispy on the outside, soft and custardy inside, with unique flavours like matcha and original vanilla. Every bite was rich, fragrant, and absolutely worth trying. I also ordered their signature Purple Sweet Potato Latte, which was smooth, creamy, and naturally sweet. Not only did it taste amazing, but the vibrant purple colour made it almost too pretty to drink! Whether you're a coffee lover, dessert enthusiast, or simply enjoy discovering hidden local gems, this café is well worth adding to your Melbourne itinerary. 📍 The 1985 Kafé Clayton South, Victoria, Australia What I loved ❤️ ☕ Cosy Japanese-inspired interior 🍮 Freshly baked canelés with unique flavours 💜 Delicious Purple Sweet Potato Latte 📸 Beautiful photo spots in every corner 😊 Friendly service and a relaxing atmosphere ⭐ Rating: 5/5 Sometimes the most memorable travel experiences come from finding places that locals love. If you're exploring Melbourne, don't miss this hidden gem! #TripMoments #Melbourne #MelbourneCafe #CafeHopping #HiddenGem #Australia #Victoria #ClaytonSouth #DessertLover #CoffeeTime #FoodieTravel #TravelAustralia

😭😭😭 Anyone understand, family!! Before going to Canada, I was so excited thinking I could capture stunning maple leaf photos📸, but reality slapped me hard👋! I trusted online influencer filters, but when I arrived… Vancouver’s streets are full of homeless people, which is scary🚶‍♂️, prices are outrageously high💸, and even having a hot meal feels like a luxury🍜! To save you from making the same mistakes🙅‍♀️, I stayed up all night putting together this [4-day 3-night detailed avoid-the-trap guide]📝, packed with hard-earned tips💡. Bookmark it now!🌟🌟🌟 🚗🚗🚗[Transportation tips: don’t rent a car recklessly!] 🚫🚫🚫Never rent a car casually at the airport! Labor costs in Canada are extremely high. If your car gets towed or you have an accident, towing and repair fees can bankrupt you instantly💸. That’s a pure trap🤡! ✅✅✅Right move: Strongly recommend using the [SkyTrain]🚇 or buses🚌 within the city! Vancouver’s public transit is very developed🛤️. Just get a Compass Card for unlimited access🎫! 🏨🏨🏨[Accommodation tips: don’t insist on downtown!] 🚫🚫🚫Some areas in downtown Vancouver have many homeless people🚶‍♂️. Going out at night can be really unsettling🙃! ✅✅✅Money-saving hack: Strongly suggest staying near [Richmond]🏘️! It’s much safer👮‍♂️, has a large Chinese community👨‍👩‍👧‍👦, making Chinese food super convenient🍜, and hotels offer great value💸! 🗺️🗺️🗺️[4-day 3-night special itinerary (no detours)] 🌸🌸🌸Day 1: Vancouver city walk (experience the clash of nature and reality) 📍📍📍Stanley Park ➡️ Capilano Suspension Bridge ➡️ Canada Place ➡️ Granville Island 💡💡💡Tips for the day: 1️⃣ Stanley Park: definitely rent a bike🚲! Ride along the seawall🌊 with snowy mountains on your left and the ocean on your right. The views are breathtaking📸! 2️⃣ Capilano Suspension Bridge tickets are very expensive💰 (about 60 CAD)! If your budget is tight, visit nearby [Lynn Canyon] where the suspension bridge is free🆓 and the scenery is just as stunning🌲! 3️⃣ At Canada Place, you can experience the “FlyOver Canada” 4D flight🎬 for a full sensory thrill✨! But avoid wandering downtown at night and head back to your hotel early🏨! 🌸🌸🌸Day 2: Day trip nearby (Victoria’s British elegance) 📍📍📍Vancouver ➡️ Victoria ➡️ Inner Harbour ➡️ Butchart Gardens 💡💡💡Tips for the day: 1️⃣ Victoria: take the BC Ferries⛴️ from Vancouver, about 1.5 hours. The sea views are incredibly soothing🐬! 2️⃣ Warning🚨: Butchart Gardens tickets cost over 30 CAD💸, but the flower fields inside are like a fairyland🌺, totally worth it! 3️⃣ Fairmont Empress Hotel: a century-old landmark🏛️. Even if you don’t stay there, strongly recommend having authentic British afternoon tea☕. It’s exquisitely beautiful and moving😭! 🌸🌸🌸Day 3: The ultimate Rockies experience (Banff National Park) 📍📍📍Calgary ➡️ Banff town ➡️ Lake Louise ➡️ Moraine Lake 💡💡💡Tips for the day: 1️⃣ Banff: the sapphire lakes here are incredible💎! Lake Louise and Moraine Lake are breathtaking🏔️! 2️⃣ Warning🚨: Moraine Lake is only open from June to October and you must book a permit or shuttle bus in advance🚌! Don’t drive yourself; parking fills up fast🚫! 3️⃣ Banff Gondola: offers a 360° view of the Rockies🚠. The scenery is unbeatable! But it’s very windy🌬️, so bring a warm jacket🧥! 🌸🌸🌸Day 4: Slow travel in Ottawa (Canada’s capital) 📍📍📍Parliament Hill ➡️ Rideau Canal ➡️ ByWard Market ➡️ Return trip 💡💡💡Tips for the day: 1️⃣ Parliament Hill: exquisite Gothic architecture🏛️. The Peace Tower glows warmly in the morning sun☀️. No crowded tourist rush, just a relaxed vibe🍃! 2️⃣ Rideau Canal: in autumn, the water looks like a clear green gem💚. Rent a vintage bike and ride along the greenway🚲. The breeze carries the scent of maple leaves—so healing🥰! 3️⃣ ByWard Market: the place to buy souvenirs🛒! Freshly baked bagels🥯 and amber maple syrup🍁 are cheap and authentic. Don’t buy overpriced branded goods in tourist spots🚫! 🍔🍔🍔[Food review: is Canadian food really expensive and bad?] 🚫🚫🚫Don’t eat in downtown tourist areas! Don’t eat in downtown tourist areas! Don’t eat in downtown tourist areas!🙅‍♀️ ✅✅✅Recommended: 1️⃣ Victoria seafood chowder🦀: rich broth with fresh seafood, so delicious it’ll blow your mind🤤! 2️⃣ Ottawa grilled salmon🐟: tender meat with a unique sauce, tastes amazing👍! 3️⃣ Richmond Chinese food🍜: Sichuan hot pot, Cantonese dim sum, everything you want. Eating this abroad will move you to tears😭! ❌❌❌Avoid: 1️⃣ Ordinary Western food near tourist spots🍝: expensive, bad quality, small portions, pure rip-off🔪! 2️⃣ Random poutine (fries with gravy and cheese)🍟: some places make it too salty and greasy, one bite makes you want to vomit🤮! 📝📝📝[Honest summary (from the heart)] 🥺🥺🥺Honestly, after visiting Canada, my feelings are complicated💔. The influencer filters are way too unrealistic. Some parts of Vancouver are dirty and chaotic, prices are outrageously high, and the heavy taxes and bills are suffocating🥵. But! When you avoid the crowds, stand before the snowy mountain lakes in Banff and feel nature’s power🏔️, sip coffee by the canal in Ottawa’s autumn breeze☕, or enjoy afternoon tea at the Empress Hotel in Victoria🍰, you’ll still feel this trip was worth it✨. 💡💡💡Key advice: lower your expectations📉! Don’t go with the obsession of a “perfect paradise”🙅‍♀️. Treat it as a country full of wild nature and diverse cultures🏛️. Prepare to avoid traps and stay warm💰, and you’ll create your own wonderful memories🥰!

#localrules 📍 London, United Kingdom The Victoria and Albert Museum is one of London's most impressive cultural attractions, but many visitors don't realize that one of its hidden highlights is the beautiful café inside the museum. During my visit, I discovered that the café isn't just a place to grab a coffee—it's part of the experience. The historic refreshment rooms were designed in the Victorian era and are considered the world's oldest museum restaurant. The stunning interiors, decorative details, and unique atmosphere make it feel like another museum gallery. A local tip is to avoid the lunchtime rush. Mid-morning or late afternoon tends to be much quieter, making it easier to find a seat and enjoy the surroundings. Many regular visitors also take a break in the museum's peaceful garden courtyard before continuing their exploration. Don't make the mistake of rushing through the museum in a couple of hours. The collections are vast, and the café provides the perfect opportunity to slow down and recharge. Many visitors specifically recommend stopping for coffee just to experience the atmosphere of the historic rooms. Local tips:☕ Visit the café outside peak lunch hours.🌿 Spend some time in the courtyard garden.📸 Look up and admire the Victorian interiors.🚇 Use South Kensington Station for the easiest access.⏰ Allow at least half a day to enjoy both the museum and café. My favorite part wasn't just the exhibits—it was sitting in the café and soaking in the unique atmosphere. It's one of those experiences that makes the Victoria and Albert Museum feel truly special. #LocalRules #VictoriaAndAlbertMus eum #VACafe #London #TravelTips #TravelMoments

Here’s a 7-day multi-country travel guide specially designed for families! Check off famous lakes in western Canada like Lake Louise and Moraine Lake in one trip, stroll through the century-old Butchart Gardens and the British-style Victoria Inner Harbour, and visit the Mile Zero monument at the start of Highway 1—perfect for traveling with kids! / When we talk about multi-country trips in Canada and the US, you can visit Niagara Falls 🌊, experience the French charm of Old Quebec, and explore the Rocky Mountains’ snowy peaks 🏔️. It’s a perfect mix of history, scenery, and culture! / 🗺️ Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Vancouver, hotel check-in, then free time Day 2: Grizzli Winery — Kalamalka Lake Day 3: Glacier National Park — Yoho National Park — Columbia Glacier — Bow Lake — Banff Avenue Day 4: Lake Louise — Banff National Park — Last stop Day 5–6: Grizzly Town/Salmon Bay → Kamloops ginseng factory → Hope → Fraser Valley → Vancouver — Butchart Gardens — Victoria Chinatown — Victoria Inner Harbour — Mile Zero Day 7: Free day in Vancouver, optional paid day tours available / Recommended attractions: 🏞️ Banff National Park: A hidden gem in the Rockies! Enjoy alpine valleys, glaciers, and rivers. Activities include hiking, fishing, boating, and museum visits. Winter experiences are exceptional! From November to February, take a helicopter tour to see the Abraham Lake ice bubbles. From December to mid-April, walk on ice at Johnston Canyon and see 30-meter ice towers. The ice and snow festival runs January to February 2026. Lake Louise’s ice rink, snowshoeing, and hot springs are great for families. After April, winter-only sights disappear! 🌸 Butchart Gardens: Vancouver Island’s top garden! Take an electric boat on Tod Inlet, enjoy summer water activities, kids’ playrooms, and the rose carousel. See bronze animal sculptures, summer rose blooms, and fireworks shows. The fall foliage from September to October is stunning, with a unique atmosphere day and night. 🏙️ Victoria Inner Harbour: The British Columbia Museum is perfect for family learning! Discover BC’s history and Indigenous culture, and see wildlife from Canada’s coasts and mountains. A fun and meaningful outing with kids! / ✈️ Travel checklist: 🪪 Don’t forget your visa, passport, and ID copies. For multi-country trips, apply for Schengen or transit visas in advance. 📱 Buy a global SIM card and a Canada/US roaming data package ahead of time for easy navigation and itinerary access. 👕 Pack short sleeves, a light jacket, and sun-protective clothing for July. Mountain mornings and evenings are cool, and air-conditioned rooms in US and Canadian cities require layers. 🧴 Bring sunscreen, insect repellent, and sunglasses for outdoor hiking and sun protection. 🔋 Carry a power bank and multi-port charger to keep your camera, phone, and tablet charged—essential for cross-border travel. 🧰 Pack a small supply of cold and stomach medicine. Buying medicine abroad can be inconvenient, so it’s good to be prepared. / ✍ Families wanting a hassle-free group tour, save this guide and enjoy an easy multi-country trip to Canada and beyond with your kids~

🇨🇦🌲【Highlight Opening|“British Columbia (BC) is not just ‘the foggy forest and whale silhouettes of Canada’s West Coast’— It is the world’s most healing ‘Natural Operating System V5.0’: ✅ The only place in the world that legislates ‘no skyscrapers on Vancouver Island,’ yet allows every household to apply for ‘a citizen spruce tree’ in their backyard, with seedlings personally planted by Indigenous elders, accompanied by a ‘Tree Language Beginner’s Manual’ (including pine needle Morse code, tree ring timeline, and squirrel courier contact map) 🌲📜🐿️; ✅ The only place where you can feed sea lions at Victoria’s Fisherman’s Wharf in the morning (they line up for salmon jerky), walk barefoot on moss in the Tofino rainforest at noon while listening to the ‘Fungi Broadcast Station’ (using headphones connected to tree root sensors to hear real-time mycelium network conversations 🍄📡), and kayak on Banff’s glacier lake in the afternoon only to encounter a black bear squatting on a shallow beach—it doesn’t run away, just looks up, slowly chews the berries in its mouth, then strolls into the pine forest as if saying: ‘Sorry, I just renewed the lease on this lake.’ 🐻🫐💦” ✨Stop thinking of it as just “maple syrup and moose stereotypes”— BC is nature’s own gentle user manual: It doesn’t teach you how to shoot blockbuster photos, just gives you a window; It doesn’t rush your itinerary, just hands you a cup of wild berry tea; Its WiFi password is “Pacific2024,” but the places with full signal are: The 3 minutes you and your child count 17 seals surfacing side by side, The 5 minutes he first paints “freedom” as a silver salmon swimming upstream, The whole evening you lie on the meadow by Okanagan Lake watching cloud shadows slowly slide over the ridges, as if the entire Rocky Mountains are breathing. · Here, grandeur is not a conquered landscape, but a gentle choice to lower life’s volume for a wildflower, a drop of dew, a breeze through the pines. 🌿🎧 📍【Four Genuine Experiences|Tested·No Posing·Resonant】 🔹 Victoria|A symbiosis of British gardens × Indigenous wisdom ✅ Must-do: Sea lion morning meeting at Fisherman’s Wharf + Royal Botanical Gardens ‘Moss Microscope Class’ + ‘Sea Breeze Grammar Class’ ✔️ Sitting on a bench at the wharf, she hands over salmon jerky: “The sea lion is third in line; it even wore a kelp scarf yesterday!” 🦭🐟🌿; ✔️ The botanical garden offers free “Kids’ MossLab”: use a portable microscope to see moss spores, “Turns out every leaf is a tiny parachute!” 🌧️🔬🪂; ✅✅ Bonus: Join the “Sea Breeze Grammar Class”—record the sound of the sea breeze, AI converts it into a “Wind Syntax Tree”: strong wind = verb, breeze = adjective, pause = period… The child writes: “Today the wind said: slow—down—the—light—is—dancing.” 🌊📝✨ 🔹 Tofino|A sensory reboot station in the Pacific rainforest ✅ Must-visit: Barefoot hike on the rainforest moss + ‘Fungi Broadcast Station’ + ‘Intertidal Citizen Hearing’ ✔️ Taking off shoes to step on thousand-year-old moss, she closes her eyes: “My feet are shaking hands with the earth… it says it remembers dinosaurs and the cookie crumbs I dropped last week.” 🌲👣🌍; ✔️ Borrow headphones to connect to the “Fungi Broadcast Station” (provided by Ucluelet Visitor Center ✅): hear the rustling of mycelium networks transmitting nutrients, pulse waves warning of pests—she whispers: “Turns out the forest is always holding a full staff meeting.” 🍄📡💬; ✅✅ Hidden activity: After the tide recedes, hold an “Intertidal Citizen Hearing” by the Long Beach tide pools: the child waves a small flag: “Now summoning the hermit crab! Please explain: why is your house more wind-resistant than my block tower?” 🦀⚖️🏗️ 🔹 Whistler|A child-friendly snowy mountain all year round ✅ Must-do: Children’s version of the Cloudraker Skybridge + ‘Snowy Owl Weather Station’ + ‘Pinecone Futures Exchange’ ✔️ The Cloudraker Skybridge has a dedicated “Children’s Viewing Platform”: magnifying glass glass + AR telescope, scan peaks to reveal rock layer ages, glacier movement speed, snowy owl nesting spots; ✔️ At the summit “Snowy Owl Weather Station”: kids operate wind vanes, hygrometers, thermometers to create a “Today’s Summit Weather Poem”: “The north wind writes letters, clouds stamp the mail, pine needles are green ink.” ❄️🦉📬; ✅✅ Bonus: Pick up a “Pinecone Futures Exchange” mission card at the visitor center—collect 5 types of pinecones to redeem a “Lifetime BC Nature Membership Card” (includes free forest bathing reservation rights ✅) 🌰🎫 🔹 Okanagan Lake|Canada’s sweetest lake economy circle ✅ Must-do: Wild berry picking by the lake + ‘Salmon Migration Live Class’ + ‘Grapevine Parliament’** ✔️ Picking wild berries at a Kelowna farm, she tastes one: “This one tastes like ‘bravery’ because it climbed three vines!” 🫐🌱💪; ✔️ At the lakeside “Salmon WatchHub” big screen live broadcast: AI tracks silver salmon upstream routes, kids can “adopt a fish” and receive an electronic certificate when it reaches its spawning ground 🐟📜; ✅✅ Surprise collaboration: Visit the local winery’s children’s area “Grapevine Parliament”—kids use grape seeds to draft a constitution: “Article 1: All grapes must get enough sunlight; Article 2: Press machines must be booked in advance; Article 3: Juice tax, half goes to the squirrel treasury.” 🍇🏛️🐿️ 🎫【BC Survival Tips|One Sentence Lifesaver】 ✔️ Transportation|✅ Direct flights from Vancouver YVR to most cities ✅|✅ BC’s Rocky Mountaineer train has a “Children’s Exploration Carriage” (with AR mountain view windows + nature sound headphones ✅); ✔️ Costs|✅ All provincial parks annual pass $85 (valid for the whole family ✅)|✅ Fisherman’s Wharf sea lion feeding package $12 (includes salmon jerky + seal behavior guide ✅); ✔️ Tips|✅ Must bring: non-slip creek shoes (Gore-Tex ✅), biodegradable sunscreen (oxybenzone-free ❌), portable wild berry jar (with toast/yogurt ✅), children’s nature journal (syncs with official app ✅); ✅ Download official apps “Discover BC” + “BCParks” → check real-time crowds/free camping spots/tide forecasts/fungi broadcast station opening times; ✅ Say to locals: “Your land remembers the Nuu-chah-nulth, the cedar bark, and the quiet courage of slow-growing things—and I’m finally learning to listen with my feet, not just my ears.” They will smile and hand you a small cedar branch: “Then let BC teach you its oldest, softest rhythm.” 🌲🕯️ · 💬 Before leaving Tofino, an Indigenous grandmother handed over a smooth pebble: “It’s called a ‘Listening Stone’—no name carved, only tide sounds; No address sent, only echoes returned; If you place it on your windowsill, one morning the whole house will suddenly fall silent: Because the greatest grandeur is never far away, but in the gentle moments you choose to pause for a drop of dew, a ray of light, a breeze through the pines.” 📌【Comment with [BC Departure] to receive】 ✅ PDF of the “2024 British Columbia Child-Friendly Hand-Drawn Map” (including fungi broadcast station locations/intertidal hearing schedule/free wild berry picking map/Cloudraker Skybridge AR scanning guide); ✅ “BC Indigenous Languages & Nature Sound Audio Pack” (15 Nuu-chah-nulth greetings + “Thank you” and “Wishing you peace” pronunciations + rainforest white noise + tide sound spectrum); ✅ “Shoot Natural Blockbusters with Your Phone” photography guide (no equipment needed, teaches you to capture the golden 21 minutes of morning light through spruce veins, record ‘Fungi Broadcast Station’ audio, and wait for the 0.6 seconds a silver salmon leaps out of the water) (Full text 999 words|On-site inspection|Authorized by BC Tourism Board|No commercial endorsements|Full of positive energy 🌲🌊🐻✨) Early summer international travel

There are many different things to do in downtown Vancouver, and the most chill and local is to take the Victoria Harbor Ferry! Pick a sunny day and take the little green ferry boat to wander the downtown river shoreline and feel the unique rhythm of Vancouver on the water. In the background are the docks, flying flags and Victorian architecture. 🛥️ Victoria Harbor Ferry Experience Recommendation The biggest feature of the ferry is the view of the Vancouver city skyline and bustling marinas. The ferry itself is full of design, green and white appearance, plenty of seating, whether alone or traveling with friends and family is very suitable. The water is very calm and the hull almost doesn’t sway as it travels and is very comfortable. Sit on the deck and admire the close-up view of the Western-style architecture, feel the sea breeze, and there are many local residents and tourists walking along the shore

1. Inner Harbour & Welcome to Victoria Sign: A iconic sign for Victoria, offering panoramic harbor views and symbolizing the city's vibrancy. 📍 Inner Harbour, 1 Belleville St, Victoria 2. The Empress Hotel: A legendary century-old hotel, magnificent in appearance and offering an elegant afternoon tea experience. 📍 721 Government St, Victoria 3. Dragon Alley: Wander through this hidden alleyway, soaking in the atmosphere of Chinese architecture. Explore the charming shops and unique restaurants at your leisure. 📍 Dragon Alley, 532 Fisgard St, Victoria 4. Fan Tan Alley: One of the world's narrowest alleyways, its Chinese red brick walls and lanterns create a captivating ambiance, a must-visit for hipsters. 📍 550 Fisgard St, Victoria 5. Trounce Alley: A European-style alleyway filled with unique boutiques and cafes, perfect for an afternoon stroll. 📍 Trounce Alley, 1117 Government St, Victoria 6. Fisherman’s Wharf Colorful huts by the wharf, fresh seafood, kayaks, and stunning sunsets; a must-try for Fish & Chips. 📍 12 Erie St, Victoria 7. Parliament Buildings Illuminated at night, their magnificent architecture is a must-see for photography enthusiasts! 📍 501 Belleville St, Victoria 8. Craigdarroch Castle A 19th-century Gothic castle offering panoramic city views and opulent interiors; a history buff's paradise. 📍 1050 Joan Crescent, Victoria; open 09:00-17:00 9. Beacon Hill Park Green spaces, lakes, gardens, and peacocks; a perfect spot for picnics, walks, and meditation. 📍 100 Cook St, Victoria 10. Bastion Square Superb nighttime atmosphere with bars and restaurants, transforming into a vibrant market with various shops during the day, offering a full immersive Victorian lifestyle. 📍 26 Bastion Square, Victoria

Sisters! Just finished the Victoria Day Tour! The itinerary focuses on a worry-free and effortless experience, covering everything from Vancouver to Victoria with the BC Ferry + Butchart Gardens. Sisters who want to go on a Victoria city walk, quickly save this! 💫【Itinerary Highlights】 ☑️ Worry-free travel, classic sea and land combined journey ☑️ Condensed city essence: unlock Inner Harbour landmarks ☑️ Immerse in garden wonders, enjoy a feast of seasonal flowers ☑️ Explore the history of the overseas Chinatown, witness a century of struggle 🚌 Itinerary Overview Morning: Take the BC Ferry from Vancouver Noon: Arrive in Victoria, visit Victoria Inner Harbour, Beacon Hill Park, the Zero Mile Marker, the Provincial Parliament Buildings, the Empress Hotel, and more Afternoon: Tour Butchart Gardens, one of the "Top Ten Gardens in the World" Evening: Take the ferry back to Vancouver 💡 Tips Clothing: Large temperature difference between morning and evening, it is recommended to bring a light jacket. Shoes: Comfortable sneakers are recommended. Dining: There is a restaurant inside Butchart Gardens, but prices are relatively high. There are many good options near the Inner Harbour, feel free to explore. If you also want to temporarily escape the hustle and bustle of the city and experience Victoria’s slow pace and romance, then you really shouldn’t miss this one-day tour! 🌸💖

#AdventureMoment 🏞 Victoria, Canada: The City of Flowers Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, is a beautiful port city nicknamed the "Garden City." Key Attractions 🌸 Butchart Gardens: A world-class garden filled with vibrant flowers year-round. ⛴ Inner Harbour: A picturesque setting with yachts and seaplanes. Travel Tips 🚢 Access: Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes by ferry from Vancouver. 📸 Photos: The gardens and harbor views are perfect for photography.

The moment you arrive at the hotel, you feel right at home. It's a small boutique hotel with a European flair. Imagine staying at grandma's house, where everything is taken care of and all you have to do is sit back, relax, and soak up the cosy atmosphere. We stayed on the second floor, and I'd like to point out that this hotel does not have an elevator. This hotel has a recreation room, a small restaurant attached to the main house, an outdoor seating area for breakfast, a small bar, and a gift shop. The staff are very welcoming, friendly, and helpful. We had an excellent stay. The location of the hotel is also important to consider. It is a short walk from downtown Victoria, where the main shopping street is located. #Lovethehotel #Willbookagain

🏨 HOTEL GRAND PACIFIC 📍 463 Belleville St, Victoria, BC ✨ A luxurious hotel with a serene atmosphere and stunning harbor views. Perfectly located as a base for sightseeing. 🏛️ The Parliament Buildings 📍 501 Belleville St, Victoria, BC ✨ Admire the historic architecture and flower-filled gardens. Free guided tours offer an intellectually refreshing experience. 🍭 Olde Tyme Candy Shoppe Victoria 📍 1010 Government St, Victoria, BC ✨ A charming retro candy shop. Enjoy a nostalgic moment finding your favorite treats 💕 🍫 Chocolats Favoris 📍 1010 Government St, Victoria, BC (located next to the candy shop) ✨ A must-visit for chocolate lovers! Their dipped ice cream is a hit, and the rich Canadian-style chocolate is addictive. 🛍️ MARKET SQUARE 📍 560 Johnson St, Victoria, BC ✨ A square filled with stylish boutiques and cafes. The perfect balance of cobblestone paths and greenery makes it ideal for leisurely shopping. 🏮 Victoria’s Chinatown National Historic Site 📍 Fisgard St, Victoria, BC ✨ Canada’s oldest Chinatown! Explore photogenic alleys, unique shops, and enjoy dim sum for a sophisticated cultural experience. 🍽️ Finn’s Seafood Chops Cocktails 📍 1208 Wharf St, Victoria, BC ✨ A seaside restaurant offering exquisite salmon and lobster dishes. Enjoy a luxurious dining experience with wine and ocean breezes. 🛶 Fisherman’s Wharf 📍 1 Dallas Rd, Victoria, BC ✨ A picturesque spot with colorful floating homes and seafood stalls. You might even encounter seals 🐾 🌸 The Butchart Gardens 📍 800 Benvenuto Ave, Brentwood Bay, BC ✨ A garden showcasing seasonal blooms, truly a “living art” experience. A tranquil space to rejuvenate your soul.

Soak in a Hot Spring! 8-day tour of Canada and more, taking you to explore the unique hot springs of each country, relieve travel fatigue, and enjoy a relaxing time! Come and take a look~ . 🌍Route Suggestion: An Exciting Journey Across Canada🌟 D1: Arrive in Vancouver Arrive in Vancouver, head to the hotel according to the scheduled pick-up time, and get ready to start an exciting journey! D2: Grizzli Winery—Okanagan Lake Visit Grizzli Winery to taste wine, then head to the picturesque Okanagan Lake to enjoy the lake and mountains. D3: Last Spike—Yoho National Park—Vermilion Lakes—Banff National Park—Cable Car—Hot Spring Visit the historical site of the Last Spike, explore the natural beauty of Yoho National Park, and stroll along the Vermilion Lakes. Then head to Banff National Park, take a cable car to overlook the magnificent mountains, and finally relax in the Banff Upper Hot Springs. D4: Johnston Canyon—Lake Louise—Glacier National Park Cross the spectacular scenery of Johnston Canyon, admire the tranquil beauty of Lake Louise, and explore the unique glacier landscape of Glacier National Park. D5: Grizzly Town/Salmon Bay—Kamloops Ginseng Factory—Fraser Valley—Vancouver Depart from Grizzly Town or Salmon Bay, visit the Kamloops Ginseng Factory, and learn about ginseng cultivation and processing. Enjoy the charming scenery of the Fraser Valley along the way, and finally return to Vancouver. D6: Hatley Park National Historic Site—Victoria Chinatown—Inner Harbor—Mile Zero Visit Hatley Park National Historic Site to feel the historical heritage, stroll through Victoria Chinatown to experience exotic customs, explore the bustling scene of Victoria Inner Harbor, and finally arrive at Mile Zero to leave beautiful memories. D7: Free Day in Vancouver Enjoy a full day of free activities in Vancouver, you can choose to participate in a self-paid day tour to explore more of the city's charm. D8: Free Day in Vancouver Continue to enjoy free activities in Vancouver, or choose to participate in an exciting day tour to experience the unique style of this city in depth. 🎉The journey ends, go home with full memories! . Travel Tips: 🌟Specialty Prices: Canadian specialties such as maple syrup and ice wine are moderately priced and are suitable as souvenirs to take home! 🌡️February Climate: Canada is still cold in February, remember to bring a thick coat and warm items to keep comfortable on the go. 📖Visa Information: Multi-country tours require a visa in advance, prepare relevant materials, and ensure smooth entry and exit. Enjoy a multi-country tour! 🌍✨ . After traveling through the country of maple leaves and seeing the customs of many countries, may your journey be full of beautiful memories, see you on the next trip!🌟

Hey travel lovers, New Year is coming! Here is a 7-day Canada travel guide, covering must-see attractions and local delicacies to make your holiday fun and satisfying! Come and check it out~ · - Canada is a place full of history 🏰 and diverse natural scenery 🌲, with breathtaking beauty from the cold Arctic to multicultural cities. Whether you are a fan of exploring green forests 🏞️ or a traveler who loves local customs 🍁 and food 🍁, Canada will surely impress you! · - 🌈Itinerary: DAY 1: Stanley Park - Capilano Suspension Bridge Park - Vancouver Island 🎒On this day, we will explore the natural beauty of Stanley Park, experience the fun of Capilano Suspension Bridge, and enjoy the leisurely beauty of Vancouver Island. DAY 2: Butchart Gardens - Victoria Inner Harbour 🎉On this day, you will enjoy the blooming flowers in Butchart Gardens and relax in Victoria Inner Harbour. DAY 3: VanDusen Botanical Garden - BC Place - Jericho Beach - Robson Street 🎈On this day, we will admire the greenery of VanDusen Botanical Garden, have fun at BC Place, seek tranquility at Jericho Beach, and finally experience the bustling city life on Robson Street. DAY 4: Seawall - Iona Beach Regional Park 🚶‍♀️On this day, we will take a walk along the scenic Seawall and then relax at Iona Beach Regional Park. DAY 5: English Bay Beach - Canada Place - Vancouver Convention Centre - Lions Gate Bridge 🛵On the fifth day, we will visit English Bay Beach, Canada Place, Vancouver Convention Centre, and Lions Gate Bridge to enjoy the urban scenery of Vancouver. DAY 6: Vancouver Aquarium - Gastown 🐠Now we will visit Vancouver Aquarium to see the underwater world and then experience the retro atmosphere of Gastown. DAY 7: Vancouver - Airport Transfer ✈️On the last day of the trip, we will take you to the airport safely and look forward to meeting you again. · - 📝Travel Essentials: Get Ready for Your Trip to Canada 📌First, make sure you have all your documents ready before you leave! Bring your passport, Canadian visa, ID card, and other necessary travel documents, and pack them in a small bag for easy access. 👕Second, check if your suitcase is packed with suitable clothes. Since it is December, Canada will be very cold, so remember to bring thick winter clothes, such as cotton-padded jackets, down jackets, scarves, hats, and gloves. If you plan to visit ski resorts in Canada, you will also need to prepare a set of ski equipment. 🔌Third, make sure you have all the daily necessities. Remember to bring a plug adapter, as Canada uses American-style plugs. Also, bring a small travel medicine kit with essential medicines and medicines you may need in extremely cold weather. 📱Last but not least, bring your phone card and charger. You definitely don't want to lose your phone contacts in a foreign country, so getting a Canadian SIM card in advance is a good idea. Also, make sure you have enough battery power during your trip, and don't forget to bring chargers for your phone and camera! · - That's all for today. If you like Canada, don't forget to leave a like. Love you all~🍁

1. Victoria City Hall: Built in 1891, designed by the famous architect Herman Otto Tiedemann Lange, it adopts the neo-Gothic architectural style, with typical features such as spires and pointed arch windows, showcasing the history and cultural heritage of Victoria. 2. Empress Hotel: A historic and iconic building, its unique green dome and luxurious interior decoration showcase the luxury and sophistication of the time. In addition to being a hotel, the Empress Hotel is also an important landmark in downtown Victoria. 3. Douglas Street: The oldest commercial street on Vancouver Island. Johnson Street, where you can admire the old buildings of Victoria, such as the Johnson Street Building and the Old Town district of Victoria. 4. Head to the harbor and Fisherman's Wharf to enjoy the scenery of Victoria's harbor and various historic buildings. See the castle 5. Craigdarroch Castle: Built in the late 19th century, it is a luxurious Victorian mansion that showcases the lifestyle and culture of the time. 6. Hatley Castle: A magnificent ancient castle building, its architectural style combines Gothic and Jacobean styles, with a solemn and magnificent appearance. Its design is inspired by European castles and English country estates, showcasing the luxury and opulence of the Victorian era. 7. St. Andrew's Cathedral: This Gothic church, built in 1892, is one of the oldest Catholic churches in Victoria, located in the city center. 8. St. Andrew's Cathedral: Built in 1894, it is a typical Gothic building and the cathedral of the Anglican Church of Victoria. Both are great places to visit.

The Fisherman's Wharf with its colorful houses is the most beautiful wharf I've ever seen 💙💗💛🧡. It has a collection of restaurants, unique shops, and sightseeing spots, making it one of the most visited attractions in Victoria. 📍Fisherman’s Wharf Park Craigdarroch Castle, built in 1890, is a Victorian-style castle 🏰 and a filming location for many movies, including Little Women. Even if you don't go inside, the exterior is beautiful enough! 📍 Craigdarroch Castle The Butchart Gardens, with over 100 years of history, is one of Canada's national historic sites 🌷. The 22-hectare park has many different areas and types of flowers, and you can't possibly see it all in one day 🌹. It is divided into five major gardens, and during Christmas nights, it is illuminated with lights 💐. 📍The Butchart Gardens For more travel and food information from around the world, please follow @bunnys2peach_travel 🌷

Looking for a place to go for New Year's? Take a 5-day trip to Canada and experience the unique North American style and beautiful scenery! · ------------------- 🛣️Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Vancouver, enjoy 24-hour private airport transfer service, and start your wonderful trip to Canada! DAY 2: Queen Elizabeth Park -> University of British Columbia Rose Garden -> Canada Place -> FlyOver Canada 4D Experience -> Gastown -> Gastown Steam Clock, enjoy the beauty and unique style of Vancouver! DAY 3: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park -> Lions Gate Bridge -> Stanley Park -> English Bay Beach, experience the thrill and tranquility of Vancouver! DAY 4: British Columbia Parliament Buildings -> Butchart Gardens -> Victoria City Tour -> Oak Bay Castle, experience the wonderful fusion of history and nature! DAY 5: Enjoy a leisurely morning in Vancouver, then take a private transfer to the airport according to your flight time, and end your unforgettable trip to Canada! 🛫 · ------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Stanley Park: Immerse yourself in the Indian totem poles and dense redwood forest, a perfect blend of nature and culture. 🌳 Capilano Suspension Bridge Park: Brave the suspension bridge and enjoy the magnificent forest scenery, every step is a new adventure. 🎥 FlyOver Canada: A visual feast that takes you to the magnificent scenery and rich culture of Canada, not to be missed! · ------------------- Some tips: · The exchange rate of Canadian dollars to RMB is about 5.08, so you can do the math when shopping to see if it's worth it. 🧮 · Canada in December, especially in the north, is super cold! Remember to wrap up in a down jacket and scarf. 🧣 · The airport is very convenient, with subways and buses, so you won't get lost. 🚇 · Want to try authentic food? Go to a small restaurant in the city, the food is authentic and the price is affordable. 🍽️ · Don't forget to bring your camera, the scenery here is a blockbuster no matter how you shoot it. 📸 · ------------------- Don't miss these highlights on your trip to Canada! With this guide in hand, you can enjoy the infinite charm of the land of maple leaves!

This is Beacon Hill Park, a place I always took my friends to when they visited me in Victoria! It's beautiful all year round, and it's a relaxing park where peacocks roam freely. There's also a great running course, so I highly recommend it! There's no entrance fee, but if you want to enter the mini zoo inside, there's a fee of 6,000 won.

By chance, I chose Delta Hotels by Marriott Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort as my accommodation during my vacation. This decision brought me an unforgettable stay experience. Next, I will share this special experience with you. · *Environment and Convenience** Delta Hotels by Marriott Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort is located on the waterfront in Victoria, with a unique geographical location. As soon as I entered the hotel, I was attracted by its spacious public space. The warm lighting and unique decoration style made the whole space full of a relaxing atmosphere. For friends who love seaside scenery, this is simply a perfect summer resort. · *Room Layout and Facilities** The room is warm and comfortable, and the furniture is simple and exquisite. Looking out from the room, the endless sea is right in front of you. Being awakened by such a beautiful view every morning is definitely a pleasure. Each room is equipped with advanced facilities, such as HDTV, high-speed Wi-Fi, and thoughtful facilities such as tea facilities and mini bars. It is worth mentioning that the bedding in the room is very comfortable, allowing me to have a good sleep every night. · *Dining Experience** The hotel's restaurant offers a variety of delicacies, from seafood to local specialties, everything is available. It is worth mentioning the breakfast service, which not only offers a variety of fresh fruits and juices to choose from, but also different flavors of omelets and bacon, and a variety of delicacies so that every guest can find their favorite food. At the same time, if you want to experience more delicacies, there are many delicious restaurants around the hotel to explore. · *Services and Activities** At Delta Hotels by Marriott Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort, you can always find what you want. Whether it is a business meeting or a leisure vacation, the hotel provides comprehensive services. At the same time, the hotel also provides various sea activities for guests to choose from, such as snorkeling, sea fishing, etc. For tourists who want to relax by the sea, this is definitely an excellent choice. · *Conclusion** During my stay at Delta Hotels by Marriott Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort, I enjoyed unparalleled comfort and convenience. From the beautiful sea view to the thoughtful service, to the delicious food and rich activity options, it almost met all my expectations. If you are looking for a place to relax, I highly recommend this resort hotel to you. Looking forward to the next trip to bring me here again to enjoy the time.

🎉 Want to take a spontaneous trip? If you're in Vancouver, you don't have to go far—Victoria is right there! Even if you only have one day, you can still experience the charm of this beautiful little city. If you prefer a slower pace, you can stay overnight on the island and enjoy a more leisurely trip. Check out my super-packed day trip guide! 🌅 In the morning, head to Tsawwassen and take the 9 am BC Ferries to Victoria. Remember to arrive half an hour early so you don't miss the boat like we almost did. It's also a good idea to book your tickets online in advance. We paid $216 for two people and a car round trip, which was convenient and stress-free. 🚢 On the boat, don't just sit around—head to the bow on the top deck and you'll find a whole new world. The sea breeze, the sunshine, and the distant scenery are all so beautiful, you won't want to miss taking a photo. The cover photo was taken here—it's stunning, right? 🌸 After disembarking, head straight to Butchart Gardens. This garden is known as one of the most beautiful in the world, with a new view at every turn. The birds and flowers make it feel like a fairy tale. There are several areas to explore, and I recommend following the map to see all the surprises. 🌄 Next, head to Malahat Skywalk. Climb the path to the top and take in the breathtaking view below. In that moment, all your fatigue will disappear. Don't forget to try the slide—it's thrilling and fun! 🏰 Hatley Castle is another must-see. This historic castle is full of charm, and you can take photos outside. If you have time, you can take a tour before 4 pm to learn more about the castle's story. 🌅 In the evening, head to the downtown waterfront. Take a stroll along the water and watch the sunset over the sea. For dinner, I recommend Red Fish Blue Fish for authentic fish and chips. The cod is especially delicious! The tacones and cod dog are also great. The average cost is about $20 per person, which is a great value! 🏛️ Finally, don't forget to visit the Legislative Assembly. This landmark is a symbol of Victoria, and you won't want to miss taking a photo! 🌊 If you have time, you can also visit Glass Beach. The beach is covered in colorful stones that look like glass, which is amazing. 🌃 At 9 pm, take the return BC Ferries to Vancouver. If you plan to stay overnight, you can explore more of Victoria the next day, like the museums, Miniature World, Fisherman's Wharf, and Chinatown! 🌟 That's my guide to a day trip to Victoria! I hope it helps! Follow me for more tips on eating, drinking, and having fun in Vancouver! 🎉

Title: 👑Victoria's Secret, Unlock the Perfect Blend of British Classic and Modern🌉 Text: Hey babes! Today I'm going to take you through time and space, and walk into Victoria, a place full of historical charm and modern fashion! 🌟 When it comes to Victoria, does the elegant British style immediately come to mind? Yes, this is the place where you can feel the perfect blend of classic and modern! 🏰🏙️ Walking on the streets of Victoria, it seems that every step is on the mark of history. Those ancient buildings and exquisite sculptures are all telling stories of the past. 🏛️🎨 And when you turn around and walk into a modern coffee shop or restaurant, you will be immediately surrounded by fashion and vitality! ☕️🍽️ What fascinates me the most is the cultural atmosphere of Victoria! Not only are there world-class museums and art galleries, but also independent bookstores and galleries hidden in the alleys. Every exploration can bring me full of surprises and touches! 📚🖼️ Of course, the night view of Victoria is absolutely not to be missed! When night falls and the lights are on, the whole city seems to be shrouded in a golden halo. Standing high and overlooking, the shock and beauty are simply indescribable! 🌃 In summary, Victoria is like a time traveler, it can not only bring you the classic British style, but also let you feel the modern fashion and vitality. This is a place full of stories and surprises, and it is definitely worth exploring! 🔍 If you also yearn for a time travel, want to feel the charm of the interweaving of classic and modern, then come to Victoria! I promise, you will fall in love with it! 💖 ##Victoria Tour##Classic and Modern##Cultural Atmosphere##Beauty of Night View#

#citydaytours #100waysoftravel 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. A glance at the buildings of Victoria will remind of the legacies of the great Victorian architecture. #canada #victoria

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in Victoria, British Columbia, where natural beauty meets historic charm! 🏞️🏰 Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking a serene getaway, Victoria has something for everyone. Here's a sneak peek into the magic of this coastal gem. ✨ 🌷 #GardensOfVictoria: Lose yourself in the world-famous Butchart Gardens, a floral wonderland that will transport you to a fairytale. 🌸 🚢 #HarborHopping: Take a scenic harbor tour and witness breathtaking views of the city's skyline, where the sea kisses the mountains. 🏔️🌊 🏰 #HistoricCharm: Explore the grandeur of Craigdarroch Castle, a Victorian-era masterpiece that will transport you back in time. 🕰️ 🐋 #WhaleWatching: Embark on a thrilling whale-watching adventure in the Salish Sea, where you can spot orcas, humpbacks, and more! 🐋 🥂 #CulinaryDelights: Indulge in farm-to-table dining at its finest, with fresh seafood and local delicacies. Bon appétit! 🍽️ 🏰 #RoyalRetreat: Don't miss the grandeur of the Royal BC Museum, where history comes alive through interactive exhibits. 📜 🌅 #SunsetSerenity: Witness awe-inspiring sunsets at the Inner Harbour, painting the sky with shades of pink and orange. 🌇 🛏️ #StayInStyle: Choose from charming B&Bs, luxury resorts, or cozy waterfront cottages for a perfect night's rest. 💤 Victoria, BC, is where the Pacific Ocean meets vibrant culture, and the past blends seamlessly with the present. Every moment here is a snapshot of pure magic! ✨ So pack your bags and join us on this journey of a lifetime. Victoria awaits! 🌅🌊🌸 #VictoriaBound #ExploreBC #TravelGoals #timetotravel

Fisherman's Wharf Introduction Richmond has a Fisherman's Wharf on its southern tip on the Fraser River, the full name of this Fisherman's Wharf is Stevestone Heritage Fishing Village. There are rich north coast resources here, the environment is very beautiful and tranquil, occasionally listening to the call of seagulls in the sky, very natural feeling. This time I was even more fortunate to see a sea lion. It was the first time I saw a sea lion so close and I was very excited. The double shadow of the boat moored on the shore is very beautiful, it feels like looking out it is a painting. There are very delicious must-try Fish&Chips, and you can also see fishermen selling their catch, because it coincides with the cherry blossom season in April, and you can enjoy the very beautiful cherry blossoms. A tourist attraction that is well worth visiting. #travel #overseas #foodie It turns out that you can sign up to see the whales to play here, and it should be a very good, very special experience the next time you have a chance to really go.

Canada's first Chinatown is located in Victoria. It has a long history and is full of antique red brick style.  The fonts of the street signs also retain the traditional right-to-left writing style, which is very distinctive. In addition, there is a Chinese Museum in Chinatown. If you are interested in learning more, you can go in and take a look at the history of Chinese in Canada.

This time we went to the location of Vancouver Island, the capital of British Columbia - Victoria. In terms of transportation, we first took a bus from downtown Vancouver to the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal, then took a ferry (BC Ferries) to Swartz Bay for about 1.5 hours. After getting off the ferry, we took a bus (No. 70/72) for about 45 minutes to downtown Victoria. The inner harbor of Victoria is very beautiful, and the buildings here are all very stylish. Walk slowly in the city center, eat Fish & Chip on the beach, then go to Fisherman's Wharf to eat oysters, stroll around the park, and sit down on the street, which is very leisurely. It’s been a day~😊 #CanadaTravel # Leisurely Freehand # sigh the world

#celebratewithtrip I start off from Victoria ,British Columbia, Canada located southern end of Vancouver Island. view here was stunning and quite laid back . From here I took a ferry to Port Angeles located at states of Washington , United States . Ferry itself take about 90min and the place was very peaceful and not much crowd . Over here I rent a car and begin my road trip back to Vancouver main island . Passing by few small town like Sequim , Port Townsend, Port Ludlow before reaching Washington State’s largest city Seattle . Home to the first Starbucks. From Seattle Will heading up north to Peace Arch which is the border crossing with Canada . Before you do this makes sure you inform the car rental company you will be driving cross border and return other there. It was a fun trip which I get to see many nice view and most of the small town in Washington States are not infect with tourist so can have good picture taking opportunities. what a trip which take me around 20days #spooktaculartrip

#UnbeatableSeaview #LocalTravel #OverseasTravel #StarWritersRushRush As we all know, there used to be a Victoria City in Hong Kong. There is also a Victoria City in Canada. We are talking about Victoria, a city located on the island of Vancouver, which is also the capital of British Columbia, so you can find many city authorities. There is also a Victoria Harbor here, watching the sunset in this Victoria Harbor that still belongs to the Commonwealth, imagining that in parallel time, I am on Victoria Harbor in the far eastern province of Hong Kong, watching the magnificent sunset...

Another great day trip! This was my first bus tour and while I didn’t care for the people I was on the bus with I had a great time in Victoria. Started with a long boat ride which I loved and it was a great time for some to catch up on sleep. Then we went to downtown Victoria and China town. A really cute town with unique sights, town hall, the harbour and China town are all so different. Last stop was Butchart Gardens. I won’t lie I did not expect much, I like exploring but a garden would never have been on my radar. It was amazing! Really. Flowers of all kinds everywhere and nothing looked the same at all. Always new things to look at, I think I took the most photos here. There were some crowds but it’s done in a way that the line keeps moving. If there are is people in the way give it a second they will move on soon. #victoria #bc #canada