Legislative Assembly of British Columbia

The British Columbia Parliament Building is located in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and is the seat of the British Columbia Legislative Assembly. The new Baroque-style building on Belleville Street, facing the inner harbor, is the most famous landmark in Victoria.

The Parliament Building is also the center of the city. Many places in this building can also see very good facilities. There is also a huge square garden structure in front. The overall state of the Parliament Building is also very good. It is very suitable for visiting.

It was a weekend when I arrived at the Provincial Council Building and the interior was not open. However, the castle's general grand shore is still worth stopping. The grass outside the door is open, facing the water scene of Inner Harbour, and the left and right sides are Centennial Square and the Royal British Columbia Museum.

A landmark building in Victoria, designed by British designers in the early years, typical European architecture, is currently the seat of the Canadian BC Provincial Council Building. The large lawn in front of the door is very beautiful, there is a sculpture of Queen Victoria in front of the lawn, the building is facing the beautiful, busy Victoria Harbour, and the famous Queen Hotel in front of the right, which together constitutes the tourist center of Victoria. At present, the Parliament Building is open to the public for free on the first and second floors every Friday, and is introduced by the staff. It is a good place worth a leisure trip and can understand Victorian history.

The building that comes to your eyes when you walk 🏛️ The light up at night is really beautiful 😍

The Garden City explains why it immigrated to Canada, why Canada is comfortable and livable, and the environment, air quality, urban decoration, humanities and other issues are in place. Every half an hour, the Parliament Building is organized by a free tour guide to feel their pride and pride here, without Chinese explanation you can feel his feeling. The drama is the highlight here, the praisers in the English gentleman costumes walk in the middle of the guests randomly and wittyly, so that you sometimes feel empty. The building is worth stopping in terms of architectural style, design and quality.

On the other side of the pier is the Provincial Council Building. The grass in front of the building will be more crowded, and due to the shape of the building, it is difficult to take a panoramic view. You can take a horse-drawn carriage around here and feel the beautiful small town carefully.