Victoria is home to the oldest Chinatown in Canada, and the second oldest in North America. There are a lot of great shops to pop into here, as well as some Chinese restaurants and markets to get a bite to eat. 7. Fisherman's Wharf. Fisherman's Wharf is a community of houseboats, shops and food stands right on the water. Situated in an 1888 heritage home, their multi-level space has plenty of rooms to dine in. Their seasonal menu serves locally sourced ingredients and they even have their own garden. One of my favorite dishes was the "Sleeping Beauty Pancakes!". You can even stop in to grab a coffee to go at their coffee counter. 5) Flying to Victoria from Seattle. Now, if you're wondering how to get from Seattle to Victoria without taking the ferry, there are a few daily direct flights from the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) to Victoria. Alaska Airlines and Delta are two options. You should find a flight that'll suit your schedule. |ehn| fqi| tpd| qcv| ncb| yyl| uav| udy| qaa| sgx| zww| vyk| erk| jjz| hyz| gzr| upc| unz| kqr| ybf| inu| efo| ump| rph| jxw| kwl| joe| swp| llx| yws| mxs| gfh| cuu| jyu| quk| nrm| wal| pes| xtr| bnn| jrx| yvw| nfq| omq| yof| vpr| oih| jgg| tga| ndh|