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January 31, 2014Lovely home of a historic family who was very important in the history of Victoria. Interesting tour a very knowledgeable tour guide or self guided tour with head phones. Excellent high tea that is more than you can possibly eat. Very reasonable price. We go often.
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January 30, 2014I take all my visitors to Point Ellice House. The tour is so interesting and done in a very entertaining manner. It also has one of the best Afternoon Teas in Victoria. Take the time and seek out this attraction I don't think you will be disappointed
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Christmas Tea
November 30, 2013What a wonderful afternoon enjoying Christmas Tea with friends in such a historic site. We were delighted to be greeted by costumed staff (volunteers) who were very informative and provided excellent service. The tea consisted of warm scones with lemon curd, butter and strawberry jam, coconut and squash soup, finger sandwiches and an array of assorted deserts, including a full... more
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May 31, 2014
An historic house, built in 1867 by Gold Rush Magistrate and Commissioner Peter O’Reilly. Overlooks the Gorge Waterway. Tea served in the luxurious gardens. House tours with personal audio tape units. Large collection of Victoriana still in its original location. Call for hours.
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September 07, 2013
Point Ellice House - Tour Information & Teas offers these services: restaurant.
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February 23, 2013
Point Ellice House is one of the original examples of a privileged Victorian home. Located on the Gorge waterway in Victoria, BC it contains one of the largest collections of Victoriana in North America. Tour the house and stay for tea. Take a moment to explore the gardens, which contain some of the original plantings.
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