BC Parliament Buildings

Parliament Buildings (BC Provincial Council Building), open to tourists from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm every Monday to Friday, and there is a free tour guide, about 35 minutes. During the summer tourist season, it is open daily, even if you are on holidays.

Lovely historic buildings in the heart of downtown Victoria and near other attractions. The gardens are lovely too

Vidoya, the capital of BC, Canada, is a very beautiful coastal city. There are two hundred-year-old buildings, one is the City Hall, the other is the Queen Hotel, and for more than a hundred years, their appearance has changed little except for normal maintenance. The old town hall is very sensational, don't miss it. [Attraction Guide] Detailed address: 501 Belleville St, Victoria, British Columbia, V8V 1X4, Canada Traffic Guide: Google Maps positioning The Parliament Buildings, you can walk to it if you are close. Opening hours: 8:30 am-4:30 pm; ticket price: free (requires appointment to visit) Highlights: The Parliament Buildings is a Victorian building, only 25 years old from the UK, In the design competition, he won the award for design. He integrated Victoria, Rome, Italian Renaissance and other architectural styles in the design. The Parliament building is not only magnificent in exterior design, but also magnificent in interior decoration. The interior of the building is decorated with many art works, the beams and columns of the building are carved, the colored glass and the roof design are rich in classical atmosphere. The interior of the Parliament Building is divided into the first floor, first floor and second floor. On the first and second floors, there is a huge painting depicting the historical story of British Columbia. Little Tips: From the town hall, it is a large lawn, you can step on it, you can sit on it! Many people are here to bask in the sun.

The British Columbia Capitol is located in Victoria, which is said to be "England" in Canada. The wonderful buildings on the left and right are proud of the state's dignity.