Victoria Harbour at dusk, Parliament Buildings at right. Disneyworld has nothing like this

Victoria Harbour - circa 1920. (Anybody know what the yellow things are? Maybe a Cheerleaders Convention?)

Beacon Hill Park. There is a Petting Zoo here (for the kiddies).

Victoria's Carillon - Ahh! The Bells! The Bells!

Victoria's Chinatown and the Gate of Harmonious Interest.

The Crystal Gardens (once a swimming pool).

 Emily Carr House.

Emily painted native villages around the year 1900

The World's Tallest self-supporting totem pole is in Victoria BC!

The Empress Hotel - Victoria's Centerpiece

 Point Ellice House You can take a delightful little ferry ride across the harbour to this - and have afternoon tea there.

Royal BC Museum. World Class And just a few minutes walk from the Admiral

Royal London Wax Museum. Historical figures come to life (well, you could be fooled).

And of course those famous Whataretheycalled Gardens. (with Mom, Aunt Pat, Uncle Ken and Sister Jennifer.) You too could be in this picture!