Some of the oldest castles in Canada date as far back as the 1700s, which create an absolute joyful experience to revisit the times and the ways of living from the industrial era with restored artworks and costumes interpreters ready to welcome its visitors. You might be familiar with Canada's tallest buildings and skyscrapers, but do you know much about the country’s royal heritage? Just as good as Canada’s modern architecture and natural landscapes, the centuries old castle-like structures in the country become a reminder of the roots of the colonial era in North America.

The capital city of the province of British Columbia in Canada, Victoria is a city situated at the very southern tip of Vancouver Island, which is an island in the Pacific Ocean that’s situated on Canada’s West Coast. Lying at the southern end of Western Canada, Victoria is only a little distance away from Washington in the United States. Surrounded by mountains and the ocean, Victoria is known for its pleasant, snow free, temperate climate, in fact, the mildest climate in all of Canada, and the beauty of its shoreline and beaches.