Juliet is literally in the heart of a living, breathing city. With an active and culturally vibrant community, year-round festivals and activities, Victoria is consistently rated as one of the “most liveable cities in the world,” according to international lifestyle publisher Conde Nast. Just a few minutes’ walk from the top-rated grocery store in town, first-class brand name and independent shopping, healthy and creative dining options, and a short drive from expansive parks and wilderness, living at Juliet means you can have it all.
50m swimming pool with diving tower.
2275 Quadra St.
Squash courts, sauna, swimming pool,
and access to high-level instruction in
everything from yoga to stationary
cycling. 851 Broughton St.
Numerous sports fields (including that of
the local cricket league!), petting zoo,
dog run, playgrounds, extensive running
and walking trails, and some of the most
beautiful flora anywhere!
Douglas St. and Superior St.
Brand new 7,000 seat arena hosts
everything from the minor hockey
league games, to performances from
international rock superstars.
1925 Blanchard St.
Features everything from restaurants and
vendors, to street entertainment, boat
mooring, ferry/floatplane terminals with
access to Seattle and Vancouver, and a
recreational/competitive rowing and
paddling centre. Government St. between
Wharf St. and Belleville St.
Integrated into the downtown core,
Victoria’s city hall serves not only to
house the city’s management offices, but
also to facilitate social gathering and
host open-air concerts in its spacious
courtyard. #1 Centennial Square
This downtown commercial complex
featuring over 80 shops and services
plus the world famous Hudson Bay
Department store 2-1150 Douglas
A lively plaza with market-type vendors,
restaurants, and a wide range of street
entertainers. View St. and Langley St.
98-year old luxury downtown hotel, with
world famous high tea! 721 Government St.
A 100km long trail that passes through
downtown, perfect for running, cycling,
and rollerblading.
Esquimalt Rd. and Harbour Rd.
Victoria’s premiere public art gallery.
1040 Moss St.
A quirky and lively community theatre.
1291 Gladstone Ave.
The high-culture, performing arts
focus of the city. 805 Broughton St.
A playhouse to popular shows in the
musical, theatrical, and comedic realm.
3 Centennial Square
2 separate cinemas for a total of 13
Screens. Blanshard St. and Yates St.
Home to competitive youth and adult
leagues in baseball, softball, soccer and
football. 1014 Caledonia Ave.
A gathering place for young arts and
music enthusiasts and off-beat
independent performers. 1415 Broad St.
Cultural event venue featuring numerous
fashion and arts establishments as well
as a broad range of delightful eateries.
235-560 Johnson St.
Shopping centre featuring London Drugs,
Zambri’s Italian Restaurant, and
Victoria’s top rated grocery store, the
Market on Yates. 903 Yates St.
Home of historical fan-tan alley, and a
variety of cultural and off-beat stores,
restaurants, and coffee/tea houses.
500 block, Fisgard St.
Victoria is in no shortage of incredible
food, price ranges run the gamut.
Just to name a few:
- Brasserie L’Ecole
1715 Government St.
- Il Terrazzo
555 Johnson St
- Canoe Club
450 Swift St.
- Temple
525 Fort St.
- Mo:Le
554 Pandora St.
- Irish times
1200 Government St.
- Sticky Wicket
919 Douglas St.
- Hugo’s
625 Courtney St.
- Darcy’s
1127 Wharf St.
- The Mint
1414 Douglas St.
George Jay Elementary School
1118 Princess Ave.
Central Middle School
1280 Fort St.
Victoria High School
1260 Grant St.
Victoria’s shopping area is vibrant and
alive, with an abundance of big name
stores mixed in with some of the best
independent retailers anywhere.
Bordered by Blanshard St., Herald St.,
Broughton St., and Wharf St.
