Invaluable Gains from One Coast to the Other #CanadianVisitList

by Maple Syrup  | Historic Building, Museum/Gallery, Train Station, VIA Rail Train Station

One hundred words including these words…here we go!  I have to start with breakfast.  The most unforgettable scrumptious scone that I have ever had anywhere is on the Tea and Tour at the grand palatial British Columbia Parliament Buildings.  The tour is equally unforgettable.  After the tour, I became more curious about the architect of the buildings, Francis Mawson Rattenbury, whose fabled name is inextricably associated with Prince Rupert, British Columbia.
Glimpses into the past through visiting historic places are such uniquely memorable experiences.  They are places used by movies and television shows like Pachinko, Joy Ride and Descendants!

Places

British Columbia Parliament Buildings

Victoria, British Columbia

Home to the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia.

Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Canada’s 6th national museum shares the ongoing story of immigration to Canada.

Pacific Central Station (Vancouver Station)

Vancouver, British Columbia

The Pacific Central Station was originally commissioned and designed by the Canadian North...

Government House Halifax

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Official residence of the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia

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Victoria, British Columbia to Halifax, Nova Scotia

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