Opening hours, prices and tickets for places worth your time.
The British Columbia Parliament Buildings on Victoria's Inner Harbour are the seat of the province's Legislative Assembly. Designed by Francis Rattenbury and opened in 1898, the neo-Baroque stone building has a central dome topped by a gilded statue of Captain George Vancouver. Visitors can see the interior on guided or self-guided tours.
Beacon Hill Park is a 75-hectare city park on the shore of the Juan de Fuca Strait, south of downtown Victoria, protected since 1858 and a municipal park since 1882. It combines ponds, flower gardens and Garry oak meadows with a hill looking across to the Olympic Mountains, a 38.8-metre totem pole carved by Mungo Martin and Mile Zero of the Trans-Canada Highway.
Fisherman's Wharf is a working marina on Victoria Harbour, a short walk west of the Inner Harbour, run by the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority. Fishing boats, live-aboard vessels and a colony of brightly painted float homes are moored at its docks, and floating kiosks sell fish and chips, fresh seafood and whale-watching and kayak trips.
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