Miniature World Victoria

... very different feel to the summertime flower basket tourist touting visit of last time! One of the main attractions advertised is Miniature World, and at $12 a visit we had decided not to go last time, despite my dreams of stomping around mini ...

We went to the Victoria Bug Zoo but they were too late in opening, so we went to the Miniature World instead. It was really ...

... It was amazing, inside and out. There were incredible shops and art in the hotel. We were also told to visit "Miniature World."  There were a bunch of tiny replicas of famous historical battles, well-known fairy tales and a phenomenal 'Ringling ...

... , my last post was on the 18th, so on the 19th - which was Thursday if my backwards counting is accurate - I went to Miniature World. This is housed in the Empress hotel (a very large, very expensive, very luxurious hotel) and comprises lots of model ...

... a large resident Pod of Orca to the south. We are expecting to see Orca and maybe other whales later. We also looked in on Miniature World The guide book says it should appeal to just the kids, but the adults love it. There were not wrong. Back to ...

... terrain de camping, géant en fait puisqu'il y avait pas loinnde 800 sites. Durant l'après.midi, nous avons visité le "Miniature World", un musée de maquettes, des reproductions de toutes sortes (guerres, cirques, viles, etc). des maisons de poupées, ...

... Miniature World. Miniature World was a real find and definitely a cute little place to see. We really enjoyed that stopover. After Miniature World we had enough energy to walk the scenic route to Fishermans Wharf. The Wharf is home to some cute floating ...

... beautiful gardens and old buildings (1880's-1890's) everywhere. We wandered around the harbour and the inner city and then went to Miniature World where there are ginormous train sets and doll houses etc - the tiny tiny things boggled the mind at how ...