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For a detailed map of the Greater Victoria area and the downtown core, please view the Visitor Map. For a map of the downtown area, please click here. Greater Victoria. Victoria is situated on the southern tip of Vancouver Island. It lies at 123 degrees 22′ west longitude, and 48 degrees 25′ north latitude.
Map of Victoria, Vancouver Island - British Columbia Travel and Adventure Vacations. The Greater Victoria region covers the extreme southern end of Vancouver Island, including the Saanich Peninsula, Victoria, Esquimalt, Colwood,
Plan your trip to Victoria, BC with travel tips, maps, visitor guides, LGBTQ+ travel, and more. Discover a region perfect for year-round outdoor adventure.
- Walk along the Inner Harbour. Victoria's scenic Inner Harbour is the main attraction and the best starting point for tourists. Many of the city's top sights are located either on the harbor or within easy walking distance.
- Royal BC Museum. British Columbia's provincial museum and archives is one of the best museums of natural and cultural history in Canada, with many three-dimensional displays offering a feast of sights, smells, and sounds.
- The Butchart Gardens. Although the garden is a short drive from downtown Victoria, it is one of the premier tourist attractions in the area and worth taking the time to see.
- Fairmont Empress Hotel. Built in 1908 for Canadian Pacific, like the Château Frontenac in Québec City, the Fairmont Empress Hotel on the Inner Harbour is one of Victoria's best-loved landmarks.
The Vacation Guide is your ultimate guide to a Victoria vacation. Check out the Official 2024 Victoria Vacation Guide here or download a PDF here. View or download our Visitor maps or check out our maps page.
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Type: City with 91,900 residents. Description: capital city of the province of British Columbia, Canada. Categories: city in British Columbia, big city and locality. Location: Capital Regional District, British Columbia, Canada, North America. View on OpenStreetMap.
