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Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
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The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria is a public art museum dedicated to the celebration of art. With over 15,000 pieces, this is British Columbia's largest public art collection. Highlights include one of Canada's best Asian art collections complete with an authentic Shinto shrine, and paintings by Victoria-born artist and writer Emily Carr.
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Maritime Museum of BC
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The Maritime Museum of British Columbia invites you to explore history in the museum's extensive collection. The fog shrouded Pacific Coast of North America has a deep and rich heritage that spans the centuries from the first aboriginal cultures to European exploration and early settlement.
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Miniature World
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At Miniature World it is as if you suddenly became a giant among the tiniest of villages. Spend a couple of hours examining dozens of tiny exhibits depicting scenes from all over the globe. You'll visit the Great Canadian Railway, European castles, Olde London Towne of 1670, and outer space.
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Pacific Undersea Gardens
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Visit the amazing Pacific Undersea Gardens and GO DEEP in Victoria’s Inner Harbour. See the Live Dive Show in an exclusive Undersea Theatre on the bottom of the sea! Beneath the surface, all manner of fish swim through the kelp forest. The upper level features a "petting pool" where you can touch some of the sea's more gentle creatures.
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Royal BC Museum
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The Royal British Columbia Museum is one of Victoria's premier attractions, dedicated to teaching about the land and people of coastal British Columbia. British Columbia’s past, present and future are alive at the Royal BC Museum. With a collection of more than seven million unique objects and documents, there’s something incredible to see every time you visit.
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