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| MUSEUMS/ARTS |
| RoyalBC Museum |
| Fort Rodd Hill |
| Hatley Castle |
| Craigdarroch |
| Maritime Museum |
| Aviation Museum |
| CFB Museum |
| Vic Art Gallery |
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| GARDENS/PARKS |
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| Hately Castle |
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| Visit the Royal BC Museum website click here | |
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| The Royal British Columbia
Museum will introduce you to the cultural and natural history of our province. |
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| From the NATURAL HISTORY
GALLERY highlighting BC's Coastal Rainforests and wildlife to the MODERN HISTORY GALLERY |
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| featuring a replica of
the stern section of Captain George Vancouver's ship HMS Discovery (1792-1794) to the wood-block paving, turn-of-the-century buildings and streets of the MODERN HISTORY GALLERY. The museum also has an impressive collection of first nation art and exhibits. |
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| The museum also houses
the National
Geographic IMAX Theatre, this 406 seat theatre is more than 6 stories high and 70 feet wide, up to 10 times larger than conventional screens, filling the viewer's entire field of vision. The theatre gives you the most powerful and involving film experience, bringing images to life with 12,000 watts of IMAX Digital surround sound. |
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| The Royal BC Museum can
be found on Victoria's
Inner Harbour across from the BC Parliament Buildings, and next to Thunderbird Park. |
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| Royal BC Museum |
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| Fort Rodd Hill |
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| Craigdarroch Castle |