Victoria Harbour Self-Guided Walking Tour – Virtual Guide To Help You Explore The Inner Harbour Attractions

Your smartphone will serve as a tour guide as you explore the Inner Harbour and this historic part of Vancouver. This easy walking tour covers 4 km (one way) of the city's harbour section, which is home to historical sites, music venues, artisan shops, and marine life. On a live GPS map you can see your current location as well as Chinatown, Market Square, Waddington Alley, Inner Harbour, Parliament Buildings, Fisherman's Wharf, and more! Tour guide commentary will be played as you approach. Also included is a fun location-based trivia game. Tap your guess after the commentary is over. No need to worry about crowded tour groups, tight schedules, or high prices. Your tour can be enjoyed anytime, not just on your booking date. You can stop and start anywhere along the way. You can download the tour to as many devices as you choose.

You'll learn about Chinatown's history and what makes it so famous while strolling through it.

Here's what the narrowest alleyway in Canada is named after.

In addition to pointing out the square's many small shops and restaurants, we'll tell you a bit of its history.

It's a beautiful and unusual bridge, so we'll tell you a bit about what it replaced.

The city council, forestry workers, and residents support the preservation of these unique building blocks.

We'll tell you why this is Victoria's "most haunted site"!

During your stroll along Government Street, we'll point out and tell you about some of the interesting businesses.

On the corner is an incredible three story white building. We'll explain its history and how it became a pub.

Following your visit to Canada's first chocolatier, we will proceed to Victoria's oldest hotel, THE WINDSOR.

During our next stop, we'll tell you about this beautiful inner harbour.

Discover what Captain James Cook encountered when he reached the British Columbia coast in 1778 in his own words.

As we tell you about Empress Hotel's interesting "muddy" beginnings, you'll see its impressive architecture.

How Emily Carr became a Canadian icon, an artist and writer.

It's time to stop the tour and visit the museum! We'll tell you all about it!

Here's a bit of information about the totem poles' history and creators.

Let's learn more about this house, one of BC's oldest!

The Parliament Buildings, which as of 2020 were open to the public, have a fascinating history that we'll explain as you stroll through their grounds.

Here's a secret. A hidden statue for you to find.

Here is the reason for the massive stone columns on either side of the building.

Our focus will be on ferries and how important they are to Victoria's economy.

We will tell you about some of the marine life that visits the harbour as you walk along the pathway.

Let's take a look at Songhees Point and its history.

You'll learn more about this marina as you stroll along.