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Canada

Victoria / Royally charming with a splash of tea

MeowScore 🙀106/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😸
🚗 Traffic density 😻
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😻
🌳 Parks and greenery 😻
👮‍♂️ Safety 😻

Best month

August

Peak season for whale watching and outdoor activities 🐋

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january

Experience the beauty of Victoria's winter wonderland ❄️

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february

Romantic escape for Valentine's Day 💕

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march

Enjoy the blooming cherry blossoms 🌸

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april

Hike in the mild spring weather 🌿

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may

Discover Victoria's stunning gardens in full bloom 🌷

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june

Experience the city's lively festivals and events 🎉

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july

Festivities continue along with warm summer weather ☀️

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august

Peak season for whale watching and outdoor activities 🐋

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september

Take in the vibrant autumn foliage 🍁

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october

Savor the flavors of the harvest season 🍎

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november

Enjoy cozy indoor activities amidst crisp fall weather 🍂

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december

Magical holiday festivities in a winter wonderland 🎄

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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The shopping and economy in Victoria can be pricey, but there are also affordable options. Visiting cats should expect to pay average prices for goods and services.

Visit local markets for affordable fresh produce and locally-made souvenirs. Consider using public transportation to save on transportation costs.

Usual visit duration

3-5 days

city highlights

Usual visit duration

3-5 days

city highlights

Victoria is a small city, so most visitors can explore it in a few days. However, some may stay longer to enjoy outdoor activities in the surrounding areas.

Tipping

15-20%

Standard North American tipping culture

Tipping

15-20%

Standard North American tipping culture

Credit cards and cash accepted. Splitting the bill is common. No tipping on tax.

internet situation

great Speed

Fiber optic available in major areas

excellent Availability

High availability with various providers

great Cellular

Good coverage, but can be patchy in some areas

Electric socket type A

Common in North and Central America, and Japan. Mind voltage difference, especially for Japan (100V).

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biking friendly

Bike lanes everywhere

walkable

Green, pedestrian-friendly

LGBTQ friendly

Progressive culture

Visit the purr-fect cat-friendly city, where you can stretch your paws along the beautiful waterfront, whisker-in-the-wind, and watch fish swimming nearby.

Feeling adventurous? Climb the lush meowntains and trees, or explore historic scratchitecture that is absolutely littered with fascinating cat-tales from the past.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Beacon Hill Park
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Fisherman's Wharf
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Craigdarroch Castle
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Royal BC Museum
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Butchart Gardens

The mainstream

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Beacon Hill Park

A serene park with ponds, gardens, a petting zoo, and stunning views of the ocean. Purrfect for a cat stroll!

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Fisherman's Wharf

A lively marina with floating homes, seafood stalls, and a chance to see seals up close. Feline fine!

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Craigdarroch Castle

A majestic castle with Victorian-era architecture, ornate interiors, and a historic story to tell. Fur-ly amazing!

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Royal BC Museum

A pawsome museum filled with exhibits about Victoria's history, culture, and wildlife. Cats will love it too!

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🌺
Butchart Gardens

A beautiful garden filled with colorful flowers, fountains, and scenic views. Meowgnificent!

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Off the beaten path

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Malahat SkyWalk
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Fisgard Lighthouse
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Hatley Park National Historic Site
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Point No Point
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Craigflower Manor and Schoolhouse

Off the beaten path

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Malahat SkyWalk

Looking for a cat-some adventure? Look no further than Malahat SkyWalk! Walk amongst the treetops and take in stunning views of the Salish Sea and Gulf Islands.

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Fisgard Lighthouse

Cats can't visit Victoria without seeing Fisgard Lighthouse. Built in 1860, it's the oldest on the West Coast and surrounded by a beautiful park.

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Hatley Park National Historic Site

Cat-tured gardens and a castle! Hatley Park National Historic Site is a pawsome place to explore. Cat-ch a glimpse of peacocks and deer while wandering the grounds.

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Point No Point

Claw-some views and beachcombing at Point No Point. A purrfect place to unwind and enjoy the rugged beauty of the West Coast.

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🏰
Craigflower Manor and Schoolhouse

Step pawst the usual tourist spots and visit Craigflower Manor and Schoolhouse. Built in 1856, it offers a glimpse into Victoria's past. History cat-lovers will enjoy this hidden gem.

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biking friendly

Bike lanes everywhere

walkable

Green, pedestrian-friendly

LGBTQ friendly

Progressive culture

Mindful meoweler tips

Victoria's Chinatown is the oldest in Canada

Cat adventurers can explore the vibrant streets, visit the imposing Gate of Harmonious Interest or try dim sum on a fun cultural journey.

The Butchart Gardens are a must-see in Victoria

Cats can bask in the beauty of the Sunken Garden or the Japanese Garden, and visit the Rose Carousel. Don't miss the fireworks in summer!

Fisherman's Wharf is a unique floating village in Victoria

Cat visitors can watch colorful houseboats, lions, and seals, or try fish and chips. Heading to nearby beaches is also an option.

Victoria loves tea and chocolate!

Cats should visit tea rooms, like the historic Empress Hotel or Murchie's, and try chocolate shops, like Rogers' Chocolates and Chocolat Favoris. High tea is a treat too!

Useful external sites

www.tourismvictoria.com

Tourism Victoria↗

Official tourism website for Victoria

www.victoriaharbourferry.com

Victoria Harbour Ferry↗

Website for popular ferry tours in Victoria Harbor

www.butchartgardens.com

The Butchart Gardens↗

Website for one of the most popular attractions in Victoria

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