Victoria Government Parliament Buildings

The Victoria Government Parliament Buildings on Vancouver Island in the Province of British Columbia, Canada proudly fronts the Inner Harbour. The harbour is the main gathering place for activity in Victoria. The BC Government Parliament Buildings looks out over the yachts and sailboats moored in the marina and a two level waterfront walk-way.

Often the waterfront walkway circling the marina is busy with artists selling their talent and locals and visitors walking back and forth, from here to there exploring. Since everything is so close together around the Inner harbour, many are on foot visiting the other nearby attractions like the gardens in Beacon Hill Park, the west coast history on display at the BC Royal Museum or venture into the downtown core to the many shops and visit "Artist Alley".

During the night time hours the BC Parliament Buildings light up the skyline with over 3,300 light bulbs burning the midnight oil casting a magical spell over the community of Victoria, BC. The capital city of Victoria is where the BC Provincial Government assembles to make the laws and decisions of our province and it is also where the legislation assemblies are held.