The cruise we took was already at night, so we could only visit Victoria at night. The Victorian landscape near the port at night is still beautiful. Although it was not far away, the beauty of the place we went was still impressed.

Known as the "garden city", Victoria is located at the southern end of Vancouver Island, Canada, is the oldest city on the West Bank of Canada, due to the influence of traditional British life, the city full of European romance.

Victoria is a beautiful city. When I was a ferry from Vancouver, I was lucky to see two whales playing in the sea. The ferry is very big and clean. Although there are many passengers, it has a lot of space, lots of vacancies, perfect facilities, high-quality, and charging sockets. The meals on board are delicious and inexpensive. Entering Victoria City, the air was fresh, PM2.5, which had not been detected for many years. Small streets are elegant, cherry blossoms are in full bloom, standing at the intersection and looking around, each street has a church, red brick Gothic architecture is very solemn; cars at all times on the road, there are no car washers here, but cars are clean, because there is no dust in peacetime, cars do not fall ashes, rain or water splashing on the road will wash the car clean. People here are very simple, the same big bag of bread heavy, a small bread than a domestic package of bread are real, one can eat enough.

BCの首府capital，静谧古典の英式British styleのcity。鸟语花香の花园城市garden city！就是人太少了！

Victoria is a small city in the Great Vancouver area. His name tells us that it is a British-style city. It is the capital of British Columbia, Canada. It is a beautiful island full of British flavor. It is absolutely worth your visit.

Victoria Island is one of the islands bordering Nunavut in Northwest Canada. Victoria Island covers an area of 217,291 square kilometers (about 83,901 square miles). It is almost as large as the entire British Isle. It is the ninth largest island in the world and the second largest island in Canada. The boundary between the Northwest and Nunavut passes through Victoria Island. One third of the northwest end of the island belongs to the Northwest, while the rest falls under Nunavut's jurisdiction. The northern end of the island is the Channel of the Viscount of Melville, while the Straits of McLintock and Victoria lie to the east of the island; the southern part is the Strait of Piss, where the boundary between the two areas crosses the Strait and reaches the Americas continent and continues south; and the western part is the Bay of Amundsen and Banks Island, separated by the long Strait of the Prince of Wales. Victoria Island's coastline is tortuous, resulting in many harbours around the island, and there are many peninsulas on the island. At the eastern end of the island, there is a peninsula pointing north, called the Storkerson Peninsula. Further north of the peninsula is the Goldsmith Strait, which separates Victoria Island from the adjacent Stefangsheng Island. To the west of the Storkerson Peninsula is the main harbour of the island, Hadley Bay, and to the west is the north of the island. Another wider peninsula is in the northwest called Prince Albert Peninsula, and its end is Prince of Wales Strait. In the south, there is a peninsula extending westward, called the Wollaston Peninsula, which is separated from the centre of the island by the Prince Albert Strait. The highest point of Victoria Island is 655 meters, in the Haler Mountains just north of the island. The sub-Mediterranean climate makes Victoria suitable for tourism all the year round. Because of its mild climate, more sunshine, less rainfall and better living environment.

A charming garden city. No, she's a garden herself. She satisfies all your interpretations of romance. Walking on the road, is there a medieval carriage passing by, ticking, the horse's footsteps like the clock of history? It's like time stops.