Victoria's Chinatown National Historic Site is the oldest and most intact Chinatown in Canada, located in downtown Victoria.

It was the largest urban center of Chinese population in Canada during the early 20th century and remains a vibrant reminder of the early years of Chinese settlement in the country.

With its distinctive architecture, including flared temple-style roofs and brightly hued tiled overhangs, Victoria's Chinatown offers a richly textured glimpse into the history and heritage of Chinese Canadians.