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BulletRaincoast Business Centre Victoria
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The Raincoast Business Centre offers packaged office space with shared amenities and services (reception, kitchen, boardroom, etc).
Address: 1027 Pandora Street | Victoria, BC | V8V 3P6
Telephone: 1 250 413-3100
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Tours of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia are open to the public. Learn about the role of Members of the Legislative Assembly and view this attractive and historcal building. Free guided tours are available Monday to Friday from 9am to 4pm. When the House is sitting, the public is also welcome in the public galleries.
Address: Room 141, Parliament Buildings | Victoria,, BC | V8V 1X4
Telephone: 1 250 387-3046
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BulletHatley Park Castle and Museum
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A national historic site and now the campus of Royal Roads University, this castle and estate was once the private residence of James Dunsmuir, son of Robert Dunsmuir who built Craigdarroch Castle. The estate features three distinctive beautiful gardens and parkland for a scenic stroll and the spectacular setting and surroundings of the estate make it a popular venue for weddings, corporate events and private functions.
Address: 2005 Sooke Rd. | Victoria, BC | V9B 5Y2
Telephone: 1 250 391-2666
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BulletVictoria Parliament Buildings
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Constructed in 1898, British Columbia's impressive provincial Parliament Buildings tower over Victoria's Inner Harbour. Public tours of parts of the building are available.
Address: Inner Harbour on Belleville | Victoria, BC
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This Kwakwaka'wakw Big House was built in 1953 by Chief Mungo Martin, a revered Northwest Coast style artist, singer and songwriter. It is a replica of a Big House built at Fort Rupert in the mid-1800s. Located in Thunderbird Park, Mungo Martin House continues to host First Nations ceremonial gatherings.
Address: 675 Belleville St., Thunderbird Park, | Victoria, BC
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