easy
2 hours
Most people in average health can comfortably participate, as the pace is relaxed.
Discover Victoria’s most iconic landmarks alongside secret alleyways and hidden spots on this engaging walking tour. Perfect for history buffs and curious explorers alike!
Embark on a captivating journey through Victoria with the Iconic & Obscure Walking Tour. Discover famous landmarks alongside hidden gems, from the stunning Parliament Buildings to secret alleyways in Chinatown. Experience the city's vibrant history and eclectic charm as you uncover fascinating stories and enjoy a unique perspective of this beautiful capital.
Step off the beaten path and dive deep into the heart of Victoria with our Iconic & Obscure Walking Tour. This unique tour combines the city’s most famous landmarks with its hidden gems, giving you a well-rounded experience of the capital of British Columbia. On this guided walk, you'll explore the stunning architecture of the Parliament Buildings and the majestic Inner Harbour, while also discovering secret alleyways, charming courtyards, and local spots often overlooked by tourists.
From the iconic Fairmont Empress Hotel to the tucked-away treasures of Chinatown, this tour is perfect for those who want to experience Victoria’s vibrant history, eclectic charm, and modern culture. Uncover the stories behind Victoria’s murals, stroll through quiet gardens that hold fascinating tales, every step is a new adventure. By the end of the tour, you'll have a deeper appreciation for the city, its stories, and the hidden history that makes Victoria truly unique.
• Starts at the Emily Carr Statue • Ends in Chinatown • Runs rain or shine • Approximately 2km of walking • Maximum capacity is 20 people
Make sure to wear supportive footwear as the tour involves a lot of walking on uneven surfaces.
Capture the colorful street scenes, historic buildings, and secret spots during your walk.
Dress appropriately for rain or shine, as the tour is outdoors.
Photograph Victoria as it awakens during the golden hour for stunning images.
Victoria’s Chinatown, established in the late 1800s, is the oldest in Canada, reflecting the city’s diverse immigrant roots.
The tour emphasizes respect for local heritage sites and promotes sustainable tourism by encouraging visitors to leave no trace.
Supportive footwear essential for a full two-hour walking tour.
Capture the city's vibrant street life and hidden gems.
Stay hydrated, especially on warm days or sunny weather.
Protect your skin during sunny city tours.
summer specific