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Constructed from the original warehouses and shipping offices built in the 1800s, this pleasant and innovative heritage reconstruction features small shops and restaurants surrounding a central courtyard, often the site of live performances in summer.
Eclectic selection of stores and restaurants, including Victoria's only Indonesian restaurant. The whole vibe of this place reminds me a lot of Seattle's Pike Market or Vancouver's Commercial Drive or Granville Island.
I visited when it was a holiday so most of the stores were either closed early or not open at all. There were some people gathering in the centre of the courtyard playing hand...
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Market Square offers is a nice little shopping area that is nestled within a multi-level heritage brick and beam buildings, and surrounding an open courtyard. More than a century ago, Victoria's businesses were transacted in this area of winding alleys and walkways. Warehouses, shipping offices and such have now been restored into shops, restaurants, and galleries. There's also an assortment of... more
Back in the day, when we were refugee teenagers making the day long trek from the "Western Communities," this was where we'd meet up with all our city friends. It seemed like this square had everything we needed to make us forget all about the perils of being 14. We had metaphysical stores, import clothing, the Buddhist centre, Green Cuisine and a venue for live and often free music. Filled... more
Market Square offers these services: shopping mall, rental, office building.
Market Square is made up of more than 35 independently owned and operated shops, cafes, restaurants and nightclubs. With an ideal location in the heart of Old Town, Market Square has the trendy LoJo fashion district on one side and the start of the home decor Design District on the other. With a weekend market during the summer, this is a must see spot in Victoria.
One of Victoria's best shopping spots has a history of its own. Built during the late 19th century, this three-level building was where sailors, lumberjacks and whalers went looking for fun on their days off. Now you will find more than 45 shops specializing in everything from exotic teas, to camping goods, to souvenir t-shirts. The non-shoppers in your group will be happy to participate in... more