Located on the northern coast of Negros island, Victorias City is bounded on the north by Guimaras Strait, on the east by the town of Manapla and the city of Cadiz, on the south by Silay City, and on the west by Enrique Magalona town. The city is well-known for its sugarmill which is considered as the world's biggest.

Cityhall (photo credit to junglekey.com

The City has a total land area of 524 square kilometer which is more than three times the area of Bacolod City and a little less than the size of the Metro Manila.

The Halaran Festival is celebrated in honor of Nuestra Senora de las Victorias.

The city is home to the Victorias Golf and Country Club.

The city offers opportunities in food processing especially sugar-based foods, meat and fish processing. The manufacture of furniture, clothing and fashion accessories, jewelry, personal care and other consumer goods are encouraged. The establishment of commercial complexes and tourist facilities are welcomed in this city.

1. Victorias Sugar Mill
2. Church of St. Joseph with its famous mural, The Angry Christ
3. Gawahon Eco-Park
4. Ceferina Beach
5. Gawahon Falls

Victorias from the air (photo credit to http://wowbacolod.blogspot.com

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