About Victoria, British Columbia
Victoria is located at the southernmost tip of Vancouver Island. It is the west coast version of Paradise Island. It has all ammenities ready for you to enjoy. Winter, fall, spring or summer, the city of Victoria is picturesque all year round. During October the average temperature in Victoria is 57 degrees Fahrenheit. Victoria's beauty has inspired artists and celebrities from around the world who live, work and play here. Victoria is elegant and rustic all in one breath; once you visit, you'll never want to leave.
Victoria is known as the City of Gardens. It is the capital city of British Columbia, Canada. Victoria is on the southern tip of Vancouver Island bounded by ocean on three sides. Victoria is named after Queen Victoria (1819 -1901), who came to the throne in England in 1837. Victoria has managed to retain an Old-World charm that distinguishes itself from other cities.
The heart of historic Victoria radiates from the Inner Harbour.
Enjoy a downtown walking tour that will guide you past heritage buildings and historic sites. For arts and culture, visit any of Victoria’s exceptional museums, galleries or theatres, many of which are housed in heritage buildings themselves. Other heritage and cultural tours around the city or across the Island are also available and introduce the visitor to a rich history. If you plan on arriving early or staying after the General Council dates, you may want to plan a few sight-seeing activities. The following websites might help you plan your extra-curricular activities.
Travel Victoria
Tourism Victoria
Attractions Victoria
Parishes should elect their representatives as early as possible in 2008. Doing so will enable these representatives to make the necessary arrangements for Passports and travel. If your parish waits too long, your representatives may enounter problems getting things done in time.
