British Columbia Parliament Buildings

Constructed in the 1890s, the British Columbia Parliament Buildings stand as a testament to the architectural vision of Francis Rattenbury. Located in Victoria, this neo-Baroque complex features imposing structures with copper domes, turrets, and intricate stained glass, creating a commanding and stately presence. Today, the buildings continue to serve as the home of the province’s legislature, offering visitors a glimpse into both the historical and contemporary workings of British Columbia’s government.