Government Street Victoria

... Wharf Street over looking the inner harbour. After checking in we decided to headed out to have a look around Victoria. We walked down Government Street and looked through a number of shops (If you don't like tourist shops avoid this part of ...

... Carr's house (The Group of Seven), having opted out yesterday with a headache.  Veronica had said to simply walk along Government Street until I came across the house, but the walk seemed to go on forever through suburbia.  I must have looked ...

... than coffee, and I wanted the comfort of a mug of hot chocolate. Even if it did come in a cup and saucer. We followed Government street all the way to the ocean, which we think was Andrew's Bay, surrounded by driftwood upon driftwood, and a few little ...

... and to the Emily Carr house. I'd looked for it many times before but never found it. And there is was, just along Government Street. It was a lovely late Victorian House. Heaven knows if it was yellow in those days; however, it is now. I believe ...

... the photos. Once we landed at Victoria Harbour we passed by the Parliament and the statue of Queen Victoria. We then turned left at Government Street and walked toward Chinatown. During our walk to Chinatown, I started noticing they fashion of the ...

... some of the harbor seals.  We explored Chinatown, Fan Tan Alley, Trounce Alley, and other streets leading to and from Government Street.  Saw their Parliament Building lit up in lights at night so that was pretty cool too.  Tomorrow, ...

... divisions of the corporation. So now the official name and address of the hotel are: The Fairmont Empress 721 Government Street Victoria, BC V8W 1W5 In the most recent development, in January 2006, in partnership with the American real ...

... is strategically located on the waterfront of the Inner Harbor, across the street from the Fairmont Empress Hotel on Government Street.  The building itself was filled with traditional print media (brochures, maps, pamphlets) featuring many of the ...

... beach although it is mostly out of sight at a lower level. A kilometer further is the end of Government Street and Mile 0 - the start of the Trans Canada Highway. This location is also noteworthy for the statute of Terry Fox. It is a symbolic ...

... bucks including a to-go coffee. I recommend by-passing the Starbucks for this one.   After breakfast we took a stroll down Government Street. We noticed an Irish pub that had incredible décor. We knew we had to hit that one up for lunch. But we ...