Feel the rhythm and discover how music has shaped the course of history and inspired social change with, Beyond the Beat: Music of Resistance and Change, travelling from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. With artifacts ranging from Neil Young’s harmonica to stage outfits from Elton John through to Tegan & Sara and Public Enemy’s Chuck D, this exhibition showcases music as a powerful catalyst for social and political change with historical and contemporary examples. With dynamic displays and interactive experiences, visitors will learn the stories behind iconic songs and the artists who challenged the status quo through melody and lyric, as well as witness pivotal moments of collective action and personal empowerment against injustice.

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Victoria&#39;s Inner Harbour is an iconic attraction in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, with picturesque scenery and vitality. Surrounded by historic buildings, such as the magnificent Parliament Buildings and the classic Fairmont Empress Hotel, the harbor is lit up at night and is romantic and charming. Visitors can explore the bay by small ferries or whale watching boats to feel the ocean. The coastal walkway is bustling with street performers, local food stalls and handicraft markets. The harbor festivals in summer are rich, and the fireworks show is particularly exciting. The surrounding museums and cafes provide cultural and leisure experiences, suitable for family outings. However, during the peak season, the crowds are dense and parking is a little inconvenient. In short, the Inner Harbour is the core of Victoria that cannot be missed, perfectly combining natural beauty and urban charm.

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Victoria was the last stop on our Alaskan cruise, and we only had around three hours to explore the city. We found some walking trails from the cruise ship terminal towards downtown and Chinatown (Canada&rsquo;s oldest), where we grabbed a late night bubble tea snack before heading back to the ship.

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The British Columbia Parliament Building is located in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. It is the seat of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. The neo-baroque building is located on Belleville Street, facing the Inner Harbour, and is the most famous landmark in Victoria.

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Beacon Hill Park is Victoria&rsquo;s oldest and most popular park.  It boasts an ornamental lake with a beautiful stone bridge  which is home to a vast array of wild fowl including Blue Herons that nest in the old growth trees that surround the lake.  Walk up Beacon Hill for spectacular views of the Olympic Mountains and the waterfront.  You can watch cricket being played on the cricket pitch and stroll through the many flower gardens.  If you are lucky you can also enjoy performances at the band shell.  The park is a must see for anyone visiting Victoria.

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A private castle of a wealthy man, modeled after classical style, built just over a hundred years ago. The layout of this castle is also quite simple. Even without going inside to visit, the things you can see are still very surprising. I really like the style here.

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Royal BC Museum (Royal British Columbia Museum), its brochures can be seen everywhere: on the ferry to Victoria, in the visitor center. Located at the intersection of the main road, across the road in both directions are the Empress Hotel and the Provincial Parliament Building. The tour guide said: Just look at the entrance, there is no time to go in, and you have to buy a ticket to go in...

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