The city of Victoria in the Canadian province of British Columbia is a very photogenic city. Wherever you look, you’ll see the remnants of a bygone era that began around the mid-1800s when the Hudson’s Bay Company founded a fur-trading post in this corner of Vancouver Island. There were several gold rushes in the province, and the port city saw its population increase as a consequence. The British influence on the city’s architecture is unmistakable, and for a moment, time seems to stand still when one walks down its streets.
The city is a popular tourist destination in part because of its quaint-looking architecture
Even the signs adhere to the old style designs
Gardens and flowers are prominent throughout the city during the warm seasons
It's the little touches that count
Images by @litguru
