• Finest At Sea Seafood Market and Food Truck - Start your tour at Finest At Sea, a renowned seafood market and food truck. Known for its fresh, sustainable seafood, it’s a great spot to get a taste of Victoria’s oceanic offerings.
• Fisherman’s Wharf Park - Stroll through Fisherman’s Wharf Park, a vibrant area filled with floating restaurants, colorful houseboats, and unique shops. This lively spot developed from mud flats to become one of Victoria’s most visited free tourist attractions.
• Barb’s Fish & Chips - Pass by Barb’s Fish & Chips, a local institution famous for its delicious, freshly prepared seafood. It’s a must-visit for anyone wanting to experience authentic Victoria fish and chips.
• David Foster Harbour Pathway - Walk along the David Foster Harbour Pathway, a scenic route that offers stunning views of the Inner Harbour. This path connects many of Victoria’s waterfront attractions and provides a beautiful backdrop for your walk.
• Pendray Inn and Tea House - Discover the Pendray Inn and Tea House, a charming Victorian-era establishment. Learn about its history and enjoy its beautiful gardens and traditional afternoon tea service.
• Legislative Assembly of British Columbia - Admire the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia building, a striking piece of architecture. Designed by Francis Rattenbury, it’s a key landmark and the seat of the provincial government.
• Royal BC Museum - Pass by the Royal BC Museum, an institution that showcases the province’s natural and human history. It’s a great place to learn about British Columbia’s rich cultural heritage.
• Knowledge Totem - See the Knowledge Totem, a significant piece of public art that celebrates Indigenous culture. It stands as a symbol of learning and the sharing of knowledge.
• Victoria Cenotaph - Visit the Victoria Cenotaph, a war memorial dedicated to those who served in the World Wars. It’s a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made by Canadians in times of conflict.
• James Bay Inn Hotel, Suites & Cottages - Pass by the James Bay Inn, a historic hotel rumored to be haunted by famous artist Emily Carr. It’s a beautiful example of early 20th-century architecture and a key part of James Bay’s history.
• Carr House National Historic Site - Discover Carr House, the childhood home of Emily Carr, one of Canada’s most famous artists. It’s a National Historic Site that offers insights into her life and work.
• For Good Measure Grocery & Coffee Shop - End your tour at For Good Measure, a beloved local grocery and coffee shop. It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy a coffee while reflecting on the rich history and vibrant culture of James Bay.

• Unlimited, lifetime use of the tour
• Virtual playback option to listen like an audiobook
• Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
• Self-guided GPS tour for flexible exploration
• Directions to the starting point

• Please bring your own smartphone and headphones
• Tickets or entrance fees to any museums or other attractions en route

Victoria boasts the highest number of restaurants per capita in Canada and has been recognized as one of the world’s top foodie destinations. Many of the city’s finest dining spots are located in its oldest neighborhood, James Bay. This self-guided walking tour offers insider tips on the best places to eat, what to order, and the history of these establishments. You’ll start by exploring part of the harbor, then delve into James Bay, concluding your tour at For Good Measure, a grocery and coffee shop. Along the way, you’ll discover hidden gardens and learn about the rich history of this area. The tour also includes visits to iconic landmarks like the Royal BC Museum and the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, as well as lesser-known sites such as the Victoria Cenotaph and the Knowledge Totem. Additionally, you’ll get behind-the-scenes insights into the Pendray Inn and Tea House, the James Bay Inn Hotel, and the beloved local spot, Barbs Fish & Chips.

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