Victoria

In Victoria, as in the rest of British Columbia, the most popular souvenirs are First Nations arts and crafts, which you can pick up at shops, galleries, street markets, and—in some cases—directly from artists' studios. Look for silver jewelry and cedar boxes carved with traditional images and, especially around Duncan (in the Cowichan Valley), the thick hand-knit sweaters made by the Cowichan people. BC wines, from shops in Victoria or directly from the wineries, make good souvenirs, as most are unavailable outside the province. Shopping in Victoria is easy: virtually everything is in the Downtown area on or near Government Street stretching north from the Fairmont Empress hotel.

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  • 1. Cowichan Trading

    Downtown

    First Nations jewelry, art, moccasins, and Cowichan sweaters are the focus at this long-established outlet.

    1328 Government St., Victoria, British Columbia, V8W 1Y8, Canada
    250-383–0321
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