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In article <MARK.MCINTOSH.93Mar24125601@sombrio.UVic.CA> Mark.McIntosh@engr.UVic.CA (Mark  McIntosh) writes:
>On Wed, 24 Mar 1993 18:02:39 GMT, ekaas@cs.sfu.ca (Erik Kaas) said:
>>looking for is informaton on `must-sees', nice (romantic) restaurants,
>>and especially 'must-sees-that-not-all-tourists-know-about' (all in 
>>and around Victoria).
>
>Now, romantic restaurants.  Pagliacci's on Broad St. downtown - be
>prepared to line up (Italian).  San Remo, near Quadra and Hillside
>(Greek/Italian).  Rebecca's, Wharf St. (seafood, etc., good helpings).

Don't forget Milestone's on Wharf street, under the tourist information
both by the inner harbour.

>>I'll be taking the ferry from Vancouver, so any tips on a nice route
>>to Victoria are also appreciated!
>
>Take a left off the Pat Bay Hwy. at the Petrocan just before Elk Lake,
>so you go down through Cordova Bay and Mt. Douglas Park.  This will
>get you onto Shelbourne St. 

You can also turn right off the Pat Bay Hwy. at McTavish and then left
on East Sanich Rd.  It isn't as fast as it is along the Pat Bay, but
it is much nicer.  East Sanich Rd. will eventually merge with the Pat
Bay again before Sayward (the Petrocan that Mark talks about) so you
can follow his route as well.

Have a nice trip.
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Roger Horner (ub279@freenet.victoria.bc.ca)              University of Victoria
Electrical Engineering Student, Class of 93              Victoria, BC, Canada
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