Craigdarroch Castle

  • Address:1050 Joan Crescent, Victoria
  • Hours:Open daily 10:00am - 4:30pm, Extended hours from June 15th to Labor day: 9:00am - 7:00pm
  • Admission:CA$13.75
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Craigdarroch Castle
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It’s hard to believe that this opulent Scottish-Gothic fairy-tale castle was built as a family home. Now open to the public, take a tour and pretend you’re in Bonny Scotland.

The four-story turreted castle was built in the late 1880s for Scottish coal millionaire Robert Dunsmuir. He died before the home with its 39 rooms was completed, but his family lived there until 1908.

A self-guided tour of this incredible property reveals its stained-glass and carved balustrades, rooms furnished with period details, and the lookout tower with fabulous views over the city.

Review by CAROL A P, October 2011

Doing what: Craigdarroch Castle Pedicab Tour

Our tour was great! The Pedicab driver/guide was fantastic and so much fun.

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Review by John C, USA, July 2011

Doing what: Craigdarroch Castle Pedicab Tour

In addition to a personal tour of Craigdarroch Castle, a visit to the gardens surrounding Government House was spectacular. Walk at your leisure and smell the flowers, see deer, and sample the many herbs growing in the Herb Garden. The guide, Andrew, is most informative and makes sure you enjoy the tour. Highly recommended!!

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Review by Joanna 344, United Kingdom, August 2011

Doing what: Craigdarroch Castle Pedicab Tour

Good tour. Recommended only 4 stars due to high price and guide trying to encourage us to pay for additional time/tour.

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Practical Info

Craigdarroch Castle is east of the inner harbor, just off Fort Street in the suburbs of Rockland. It’s a short drive or walk, or you can catch a bus.

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