James Bay, Downtown, Victoria BC Canada Virtual Walking Tour 4K 60fps | A Windy Summer Weekend

James Bay, Downtown, Victoria BC Canada Virtual Walking Tour 4K 60fps | A Windy Summer Weekend
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Discover the charm of Victoria aka Canada’s Garden City on foot. Victoria, capital of British Columbia sits on the craggy southern end of Vancouver Island. Let's explore the city's stunning architecture, vibrant neighborhood and natural scenery with our 4K 60fps virtual walking tour.
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Video Timestamps:
0:00 Victoria Harbour, James Bay
1:01 Laurel Point Path
4:10 Belleville Street, James Bay
14:52 Government Street, Downtown Victoria BC
25:23 Yates Street, Downtown Victoria BC
27:10 Broad Street, Downtown Victoria BC
28:26 Johnson Street, Downtown Victoria BC
Date: May 20th, 2023
Temperature: 18°C
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[@abie.J.]

Thankyou for the tour! Fantastic!

[@christophers796]

Wonderful video 📸 about Victoria BC very nice video
Great site signing please make more videos

[@uddinshihab]

I must say, it was absolutely mesmerizing. The way you captured the beauty of the surroundings while taking us on this virtual stroll was truly incredible.

[@zenifarmouri5703]

Amazing!

[@bleh240]

Love it!

[@christophers796]

Downtown Victoria BC James bay yes are such good places to stay and visit for lunch go to imgane cafe and finset at sea for lunch 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 🇬🇧 for an afternoon of relaxation and music 🎵

[@SEATTLE4KWalking]

This place is nice, like to visit here again +

[@aaronhow2568]

Thank you for showing a neat side of our city!! :)

[@kellensarien9039]

Taken this walk many times.

[@zenifarmouri5703]

Love that Darth Vader.❤😂

[@ScoHet]

I love when I get to see a different perspective of the city I've grown up in. :)
The building you labelled as the BC Museum, was actually the BC Legislative building. The BC Museum was a little further to the left of that shot with the Red verticle banner.
I"m glad you were able to capture Good Ole Darth Violinist. haha

[@d.aliceden3095]

His name is Darth Fiddler, come on.

[@jennifermoisan9914]

FYI, on Belleville St. You listed the provincial legislative building as The Royal BC Museum. The museum is the building with the clock tower that chimes. Maybe you can edit it. 😊

[@brentwoodbay]

Or you could leave it with an error in it. Pity as the content otherwise was good, but I would never subscribe to a channel that did not correct its errors! You would never know if the content was accurate!

[@bunkerhill4854]

As an expat Victorian, that one brings back memories too numerous to mention all. Some include the CPR Building (the last building on Belleville Street north side before the inner harbour waters come into view); the former Causeway Esso gas station on Government Street recognizable by its tower at the North end of the inner harbour across from the Empress (now a tourist info centre?); Rogers Chocolates a little further up Government Street (I think they were there to greet Sir James Douglas on his arrival); Robinson’s Sporting Goods on Broad Street, where I was a frequent patron, some years after it first opened. Great video!

[@user-sg7hq2oz3u]

Beautiful place. I am sad that I have tried 3 times to interview for a position on the island, but all failed😢