Last updated on 31 December 08
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Beacon Hill Park

© Steven Tan
© Steven Tan
Photograph © northStudio.com Inc.
Photograph © northStudio.com Inc.

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The oldest and largest park in Victoria is named after 2 beacons placed there by the Hudson's Bay Company. The layout was the result of a competition, won by the Scottish garden designer John Blare in 1889, and has the delightful quality of a public garden in Central Scotland, with a lake, rhododendrons, gardenesque planting, a stone bridge, ducks, bedding, pines and weeping willows.

Address - Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Website - Visit the Beacon Hill Park website

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