Prince and Princess Abkhazi selected architect John Wade to design their Modernist 1947 home atop a natural rock formation, around which they created their famous world class garden. The property boasts an established Garry Oak and rhododendron woodland garden, three ponds and an exquisite variety of plant material.
TLC is BC's leading charitable land trust, known as BC's National Trust.
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Located minutes from downtown, Craigdarroch Castle was built in 1890 by wealthy coal baron Robert Dunsmuir. Experience the lifestyles of the very rich and climb 87 stairs to the tower surrounded by exquisite stained glass, lavish Victorian furnishings and intricate woodwork.
Open 7 days a week 10am-4:30pm Extended Summer hours from June 15th to Labour day - 9am-7pm
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Step right into the 1850s at the oldest schoolhouse in Western Canada and the elegant Farmhouse. Operated by The Land Conservancy of BC, this historic site features guided tours of beautifully restored and authentically furnished buildings along with hands-on activities for the whole family.
Open May through September. Tours by reservation the rest of the year.
TLC is BC's leading charitable land trust, known as BC's National Trust.
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Come be inspired by the creative legacy of celebrated artist, author, environmentalist and champion of First Nations' culture, Emily Carr. Interpretive and audio garden tours, gift shop featuring Carr's books and prints as well as special events and self guided tours.
May 1- September 30, Tuesday-Saturday 11am-4pm
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Explore an underground magazine complex, look down the barrels of century-old coast artillery guns and enjoy spectacular views of Esquimalt Harbour and Juan de Fuca Strait. Only 14 kilometers from downtown Victoria, Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Light-house National Historic Sites offer one of the world’s best preserved coast artillery forts and Canada’s oldest west coast lighthouse.
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