Pho Vy Restaurant

The Local General Store is a beloved gem brimming with fresh organic produce, unique handmade goods, and a super friendly vibe that keeps locals coming back.

Experience the thrill of whale watching in Victoria with the enthusiastic crew of Prince of Whales, led by expert Captain Mark, as you encounter majestic marine life up close on a smooth and informative adventure.

Intimate subterranean eatery offering creative Himalayan dishes, DJ shows & mint-based cocktails.

Nestled in a charming Victoria neighborhood, the Belfry Theatre is a cozy arts hub in a renovated church showcasing top-notch contemporary Canadian plays.

Seasonal, counter-serve joint on the wharf since 1984 with old-school seafood bites & picnic tables.

Nestled in the heart of downtown, Mason Street Farm is a charming local nursery offering vibrant seedlings, fresh produce, and engaging workshops for the community.

Discover Munro's, a stunning bookstore with an eclectic vibe, featuring diverse genres, unique gifts, and a welcoming atmosphere that'll keep you browsing for hours.

Bright hotel with free Wi-Fi & a cafe with discounted breakfast, plus a tapas bar & a liquor store. Fronting a lively downtown street, this brick-clad hotel dates from 1911. It's within an 11-minute walk of the Inner Harbour waterfront and the Victoria Conference Centre. Sophisticated rooms with subdued interiors offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and stereos, as well as heated bathroom floors. All come with minifridges, microwaves and coffeemakers; suites add living areas and/or kitchenettes. Guests are offered free access to a local gym, and discounted breakfast in an on-site cafe. Amenities include a casual tapas restaurant/bar, a private dining room and a liquor store with wines, craft beers and spirits.

This charming little museum blends modern and traditional art from Canada and Asia, featuring a serene Japanese garden with a Shinto shrine and rotating exhibitions.

Modest dorms & private rooms with Wi-Fi, plus a communal kitchen, laundry & a cafe/bar. On a bustling downtown street, this lively hostel in an 1891 building is a 14-minute walk from the Royal British Columbia Museum and 2 km from Craigdarroch Castle. Casual mixed and single-sex dorms have Wi-Fi, bunk beds and shared bathrooms. Private rooms are available, and some have cable TV, fridges and en suite bathrooms. Continental breakfast is available, and a cafe/bar offers regular live music. There’s a communal kitchen, and other amenities include guest computers and laundry facilities, plus a TV lounge and bike storage.