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Victoria
British Columbia · 220+ trees tracked
Victoria's maritime climate makes it one of the first cities in Canada to see cherry blossoms. The Moss Street area has original trees from the 1937 Japanese-Canadian community gift of 1,013 trees. Beacon Hill Park, Government House, and Hatley Park round out a world-class collection.
Where to See Cherry Blossoms in Victoria
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Moss Street
Between Rockland Ave and Fairfield Rd, Victoria, BC
The first cherry trees planted in Victoria (1937). Some original trees survive from the 1937 Japanese-Canadian community gift of 1,013 trees.
Government House
1401 Rockland Ave, Victoria, BC
36-acre grounds of BC Lt. Gov. residence. National Historic Site.
Beacon Hill Park
100 Cook St, Victoria, BC
Numerous mature Yoshino especially on Heywood Avenue (east border).
Hatley Park / Royal Roads University
2005 Sooke Rd, Colwood, BC
Upper Japanese Garden built c.1909, designed by Isaburo Kishida of Yokohama. National Historic Site.
Planning Your Visit
🚌 Getting There
- BC Transit routes 1, 2, and 3 cover the Moss Street area
- Government House: BC Transit route 14
- Victoria is extremely bicycle-friendly
🅿️ Parking
Street parking available throughout residential areas.
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