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The Victoria Chinatown Museum is at 10 Fan Tan Alley, in the heart of Canada's oldest surviving Chinatown, established in 1858. Its Fan Tan Alley space holds stories, artifacts, and exhibits that bring that history to life in an intimate setting. Open Thursday to Sunday, 11am to 5pm.
10 Fan Tan Alley, Victoria, BC V8W 1N6, Canada
Victoria, Southern Vancouver Island
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Museum & Gallery, Community · ★ 5
Nestled in the vibrant city of Victoria, BC, Dino Lab Inc. offers a prehistoric adventure like no other! This isn't your typical museum—it's an interactive paleontological workshop where the ancient world comes to life. As you step into Dino Lab, you're immediately greeted by the colossal sight of dinosaur skeletons, each piece meticulously prepared by passionate experts on-site. What sets Dino Lab apart is its unique hands-on experience. Visitors of all ages have the rare opportunity to participate in the restoration process, from cleaning real dinosaur bones to assembling these magnificent creatures. It's a perfect blend of education and fun, where every fossil has a story waiting to be uncovered. The knowledgeable staff bring a personal touch to your visit, eager to share their expertise and the latest discoveries from the field. For those with a curious mind, the lab offers fascinating insights into the lives of these ancient giants, shedding light on their behaviors and the environments they once roamed. Whether you're a budding paleontologist or just looking for a thrilling family outing, Dino Lab Inc. is a must-visit destination that promises to ignite your imagination and transport you back to a world ruled by dinosaurs. Don't forget to check out their special events and workshops, where you can delve even deeper into the prehistoric past.
Park & Nature, Hiking · ★ 4.8
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Museum & Gallery, Attraction · ★ 4.8
The BC Aviation Museum is at 1910 Norseman Road in North Saanich, beside Victoria International Airport and a short drive from downtown Victoria. It is the forever home of the Hawaii Martin Mars, with flight deck tours offered every Saturday, and its collection includes the Snowbird Tutor, a Douglas A26 Invader and a Trans Canada Airlines Vickers Viscount 757. The site also holds the Robert Hampton Gray, Aircrew Association and Hospital Hill memorials, plus a children's play area and a gift shop. Open daily 10:00am to 4:00pm, and 9:30am to 4:30pm from July 1 to August 31; closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. Admission is $20 adult, $16 seniors and youth 13-18, $10.50 military, $8.50 children 6-12, free for children 5 and under, and $15 for groups of 10 or more, all plus GST. Phone (250) 655-3300.
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