Abkhazi Garden is a lovingly preserved urban sanctuary in Victoria, shaped by a royal love story, decades of devoted gardening, and saved by The Land Conservancy to honour its rich cultural and natural legacy
Beacon Hill Park is a 74-hectare coastal green space in Victoria that blends an extensive history, diverse ecosystems, and iconic landmarks into a beloved community gathering place.
The David Foster Harbour Pathway is a scenic 5 km waterfront walk through Victoria’s inner harbour, offering stunning views and celebrating hometown music legend David Foster’s award-winning legacy
Oswald Park in Victoria’s Hillside/Oaklands area is a 1.2-hectare green space with trails, a playground, sports court, off-leash dog area, and a vibrant community garden
Summit Park in Victoria has a Garry Oak meadow with spring wildflowers, walking trails, and a rich mix of Indigenous history, ecological restoration, and urban infrastructure
Banfield Park is a beloved green space in Victoria, offering trails, a swimming dock, playground, tennis courts, and easy access to the scenic Selkirk Trestle Bridge
Finlayson Point is a scenic peninsula where breathtaking coastal views meet layers of deep Indigenous history, colonial-era defense, and Victoria’s evolving cultural heritage.
Government House Gardens in Victoria is a public treasure blending historic charm, diverse landscapes, and community spirit, all surrounding the ceremonial home of B.C.’s Lieutenant Governor.
Located in James Bay on the former estate of steamship Captain John Irving, Irving Park is a tranquil sanctuary featuring towering heritage redwoods, 21 Japanese cherry trees, and a seven-circuit stone labyrinth.
A century-old granite breakwater extending into the Salish Sea, Ogden Point stands as a powerful meeting place of Indigenous heritage, historic exploration, engineering achievement, and a vibrant, living coastal ecosystem at the heart of Victoria.
Ross Bay Cemetery, established in 1873, is a historic burial ground renowned for its notable interments, rich heritage, and tranquil park-like setting.
Spiral Beach in Victoria is a popular swimming and paragliding spot known for its distinctive WWII-era concrete spiral staircase that was once a turret.