Victoria Review

Victoria is the capital of Seychelles, located in the northeast corner of Mahe, Seychelles' largest island, and is a port city. It is one of the smallest capitals in the world. The "Little Bench" in the city center is its landmark.

It is the capital of Seychelles and its landmark building is the Victoria Bell Tower (Victoria Clock Tower) in the city center. In addition, Victoria also has one of the shipping hubs in the Indian Ocean, Victoria Harbour (Port of Victoria).

Victoria, the capital of Seychelles, is also the only port city in Seychelles, located in the northeast corner of Mahe Island. The small dumb clock in the city center is a landmark and the only traffic light intersection in Victoria. A large memorial sculpture emulating three seagulls stands in the city center, said to be a symbol of the Seychelles ancestors who flew over the oceans from Europe, Asia and Africa more than 200 years ago to open the desert island. The capital's most fascinating is the National Botanical Garden, which houses the most expensive plants on the island.

It is easier to drive with the small clock as a sign. The Vinajaga Indian Temple and Selwin-Clark Market are just opposite the temple. The first floor is cheaper than the second floor. You can counter-offer. Remember to give away. Bought tea, coconut oil shampoo, soap, sea coconut keychain weather is slightly worse, but it is a shower, a little more cars to the city, drive carefully, a little not very good parking.

As the capital of the Seychelles country, it is also the smallest capital in the world, and you can basically go shopping in half an hour! There is no large shopping mall except a large supermarket! Restaurants, banks, etc. are closed on Saturdays and Sundays!