Legislative Assembly of British Columbia

Magnificent architectural building. It is one of the architectural highlights of Victoria. Entrance is free and two visiting options; 1) to visit the edifice on a self-guided tour, a self-directed Guide Book is free or 2) be accompanied by well-organised tour guides (for free) who can impart the history of the commonwealth and highlight interesting information as you go around the Legislative Assembly. I loved a slow walk around amazed at the details by myself. It's a learning experience of Canada's legislature. The garden is beautifully landscaped and the Knowledge Totem Pole was amazing.

Very beautiful at night, and in the daylight. If you get to the Parliament building in the morning, make sure you explore around it as well as the front. Make sure you look at the building and see all the statues that they’ve incorporated into it! The building lights up from sundown to some time after midnight and it makes the general area around it very beautiful and romantic. There are some restaurants across the water from which you can see the building when it lights up, while you’re enjoying your dinner.

An iconic building of Victoria. Currently under a bit of renovation for the main stairway. Entry inside the building is still permitted passing through a security check point. You are able to navigate two main hallways on two levels with a bit of history. Also has a gift shop inside the building.