Victoria is the capital city of British Columbia and a major tourist destination. There is a range of fascinating attractions for your children. Just take the tour below and visit some of these attractions that will entertain your children for sure.
1) Pacific Undersea Gardens
Pacific Undersea Gardens is great entertainment for the whole family and it is located in the Inner Harbor, the heart of Downtown Victoria. Here behind a glass wall you can learn about and enjoy wonderful marine wildlife. They also have a very interesting “petting pool”.
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2) Royal British Columbia Museum
The Royal British Columbia Museum is one of the most famous and most visited tourist attractions in Victoria, very interesting for both adults and children. The museum features the history of British Columbia from ancient times till present days. There are some very interesting and appealing hands-on exhibits as well as an IMAX theater with National Geographic films.
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3) Miniature World
Your child will definitely love this museum. The Miniature World is full of all kinds of tiny models and dioramas featuring old and new sights, dolls' houses, historic sights and the world's smallest operational sawmill. It is an amazing world for both adults and kids.
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4) Victoria Bug Zoo
The Victoria Bug Zoo is one of a kind. It has more then 30 species of insects and arachnids and also a very interesting petting room that will mesmerize your children. The Zoo also contains a fascinating gift shop with all kinds of models, books, toys and some food made of edible insects.
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5) Maritime Museum of British Columbia
Maritime Museum of British Columbia features the maritime history of British Columbia. It has a fascinating collection spread over three floors displaying model ships, weapons, uniforms and other artifacts. They also have a very interesting exhibition on the history of the British Columbia ferry system.
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