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Explore Victoria, British Columbia, with Tourism BC Field Reporter Chris Wheeler. Learn about trip ideas and things to do in Victoria, including the Inner Harbour, Royal BC Museum, shopping, afternoon tea at The Empress, Fan Tan Alley in Chinatown, brewpubs and more. For more BC Trip Ideas visit http://www.hellobc.com/tripideas
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada general promotional video, highlighting some of the wonderful things you can see and do in Victoria. Visit us at www.tourismvictoria.com
Landing a float plane - inner harbour YWH - Victoria, BC, Canada, June 2013
Victoria the capital city of British Columbia and one of the most flowered city in Canada
Victoria Canada has a distinctly European flair, with lots of stuff to see and do. Butchart Gardens is a MUST, especially on Saturdays when they have an amazing firework show.
Giving you a tour around Victoria, BC, Canada while I was here on the vacation. I sped it up just 2x the real time. Enjoy. =)
In honour of Victoria's 150th anniversary, and with the help of our local audience, CVV Magazine has produced a list of 150 things to do in Victoria BC! We also sent our entire staff out to sample from the list and help us compile some footage for a teaser video...
Check out what goes on in a crab trap! Underwater video taken with a GoPro HD 1080 camera. Kept one legal male, all others released. Fish trimmings and chicken for bait.
At the southern tip of Vancouver Island, Victoria is not only the provincial capital, but also the most British flavored city in Canada. In 1843, Victoria was established by the Hudsons Bay Company as a British fur-trading post. By the late 1800s, the Gold Rush Era had left its stamp on the city with a growing population and a bustling market square.
These internationally acclaimed gardens were created after Robert Butchart exhausted the limestone quarry near his Tod Inlet home, about 22km (14 miles) from Victoria. His wife, Jenny, gradually landscaped the deserted eyesore into the resplendent Sunken Garden, opening it for public display in 1904.
