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In the summer, Oak Bay Village transforms into a European style street market, with an assortment of artists, artisans, produce and delicious food.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor to Vancouver Island, or a lifelong resident, the island is undeniably a paradise for outdoor and fitness enthusiasts alike.

Visiting Victoria and looking to expand your horizons and learn something new? Whether you’re intrigued by maritime history, captivated by Indigenous art, or fascinated by local heritage, there is a museum for you.

Nestled in Brentwood Bay, the floral displays of the National Historic Site captivate the hearts of over a million visitors annually.

Whether you’re planning a visit to Victoria, BC, or seeking to reconnect with the incredible landmarks of your hometown, navigating the city’s rich tapestry of history can be a thrilling adventure.

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Chocolats Favoris is an undeniably fun experience. Whether you’re looking to quickly pick up some chocolate

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We are spoiled for choice when it comes to our coastal gems, so join us as we celebrate the top 10 picturesque beaches in Victoria, ready for you to enjoy.

Victoria’s Chinatown was a significant entry point for Asian immigration to British Columbia, attracting over 15,000 workers for the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway by 1911.
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