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FAN TAN ALLEY
Found in one of the oldest surviving Chinatowns on the continent, this alley is also the narrowest commercial street in North America—just 0.9 metres (less than 3ft) wide at its narrowest. Originally a gambling district, you’ll now find a variety of interesting shops, restaurants and galleries.

DRAGON ALLEY
Just across the street from Fan Tan Alley on Fisgard St. is Dragon Alley. Sharing a similar history and feel to Fan Tan Alley, but with a slightly more modern and Zen atmosphere, the large dragon sign hanging at the entrance is your cue to explore. While walking through the alley, red and yellow lights line the ceiling of the narrow corridor leading you into a wider area with a coffee shop, an emporium, and other unique shops.

TROUNCE ALLEY
Named after Victoria Pioneer Thomas Trounce, Trounce Alley contains authentic gaslights that are over 125 years old. Trounce Alley is also home to one-of-a-kind shops and authentic Spanish style tapa bars.

WADDINGTON ALLEY
As the last “wooden street” in Victoria, the origin of this alleyway belongs to Alfred Waddington, a local gold rush entrepreneur and businessman who first built the alley in 1858. While one could at first pass the alley mistaking it only for a shortcut between Yates and Johnson Streets, they would be missing out on one of the closest experiences to reliving the streets of Victoria at the turn of the century. A road paved with creosoted wooden bricks made of old-growth Douglas Fir, a rare metal carriage curb, and century-old heritage buildings including a delicious bakery and candlelit Italian restaurant, are what make this alley worth the stroll.