All Places in Ottawa

Gothic Revival style buildings that are the heart of Canadian democracy, offering free guided tours of the Senate, House of Commons, and East Block buildings. Visitors can witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony during summer months.

One of Canada's oldest and largest public markets, Byward Market buzzes with energy, offering fresh produce, artisan crafts, diverse eateries, and lively nightlife. It's a sensory delight for foodies and shoppers alike.

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The Notre Dame Basilica Cathedral is located across the road from the M sculpture.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, this historic canal offers beautiful waterways perfect for boating in summer and the world's largest natural ice rink in winter. It's a central feature of Ottawa's recreational landscape.

The Ottawa sign is a large, iconic sign where visitors can take photos.

King Eddy's is a place for sweet and savory brunch options with unlimited coffee refills.

Located just across the Ottawa River in Gatineau, this Museum showcases Canada's social and human history. Visitors should explore the impressive grand hall featuring towering totem poles and learn about indigenous cultures and Canadian achievements.

Crossing the Alexandre Bridge offers beautiful views of Parliament Hill.

A solemn monument honouring Canadian service members, the National War Memorial stands as a powerful tribute. Its imposing statues and central figure, the 'Tomb of the Unknown Soldier', evoke deep reflection.

A flame lit on January 1st, 1967, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Canada becoming a country, located outside the Peace Tower.

Center Block is the main building on Parliament Hill with a Gothic Revival design, much like the Palace of Westminster.

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East Block, located on Parliament Hill, once housed the offices of senators and members of parliament and still houses the offices of senators and their staff members.

West Block is a prestigious building on Parliament Hill that accommodates the Interim House of Commons chamber.

The House of Commons, located in the West Block on Parliament Hill, is open to the public for tours.

A castle-like hotel since 1912, offering beautiful views of Parliament Hill and easy access to downtown Ottawa, known for its elegant halls and historic photos.

The Women a Person's Monument is a tribute to the Famous Five, women instrumental in overturning a decision against women being appointed to the Senate.

A striking glass and granite building housing an impressive collection of Canadian and international art, including works by the Group of Seven. The gallery's iconic spider sculpture, Maman, greets visitors at the entrance.

Beaver Tail is a chain restaurant outside the market serving a fried dough pastry topped with various flavors.

Laa is an Italian grocery store that sells pasta, sauces, and breads, with a patisserie and deli in the back.

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datsan serves modern Asian fusion plates with vegetarian options.

The Parliament buildings are a central landmark in Ottawa, known for being lit up at night and hosting various events in the summer.

The Bayward Market is a vibrant area with restaurants, shops, fruit stands, ice cream vendors and souvenir shops.

The Museum of Civilization (Canadian Museum of History) is a significant museum in Ottawa.

An impressive museum housed in a castle-like building featuring exhibits on Canada's diverse flora and fauna. Visitors can explore galleries dedicated to dinosaurs, mammals, birds, and minerals and enjoy interactive displays and temporary exhibitions.

Gansano Park (Gatineau Park) offers nature activities like skating and snowshoeing in the winter, and is a great place for picnics and biking in the summer.

The Kids' Museum is located within the Canadian Museum of Civilization, offering attractions for children.

A park with over 165 km of trails for hiking and crystal-clear lakes for swimming, canoeing, or kayaking, offering spots for picnics amidst nature.

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Winterlude is a major event held in Confederation Park.

Home to a number of festivities, including an ice carving competition during Winterlude.

Also known as the snowflake kingdom, is a place for winter activities.

Also known as Jump car jay park homeland, is a place for winter activities.

A spa in Chelsea, Quebec, featuring hot and cold pools, steam rooms, and saunas.

Location of the Nordic Spa, about 15 minutes from Ottawa.

A Grand Hotel resembling a French Chateau and a National Historic Site of Canada. Visitors can admire its stunning architecture, enjoy afternoon tea in the lounge, or take a guided tour through its Grand hallways.

A fine dining restaurant in the Byward Market known for its black cod and beef tenderloin.

Location of Parliament Hill.

An iconic 92m high tower and one of the most widely recognized symbols of Canada. While the tower and surrounding Parliament building are currently under restoration, it's still worth seeing this Marvel from the outside

Located inside Parliament Hill, featuring colorful stained glass windows and fine woodwork.

The Canadian War Museum explores Canada's military past, with exhibits covering conflicts from the 16th century to modern peacekeeping roles, and includes a collection of military vehicles.

A nature lovers paradise with over 360 square kilometers of hiking, cycling, and scenic views, especially breathtaking in the fall, and home to Pink Lake and Champlain Lookout.

A rare meromictic lake where the layers of water never mix, located in Gatineau Park.

Once home to Canada's 10th prime minister and located in Gatineau Park, where you can find restored cottages, gardens, and a tea room.

Offers one of the best panoramic views in the region, located in Gatineau Park.

View from Champlain Lookout in Gatineau Park.

A stunning neogothic church featuring intricate wooden carvings, colorful stained glass windows, and a magnificent pipe organ. Visitors can admire the ornate interior and attend mass or concerts.

Location of the Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica.

Discover the thrilling evolution of flight at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, home to an incredible collection of aircraft and space artifacts. It's a must-see for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs.

Main hall in Canada Aviation and Space Museum that shows how Canadian aviation has changed from the early 1900s to today.

Located in the Canadian Museum of Nature and features diaramas of Canadian animals.

A facility offering tours where visitors can learn about the coin-making process and see where Canadian circulation coins are produced. The Mint also offers interactive exhibits and the chance to lift a real gold bar.

A calm green space with views of the Ottawa River and Parliament buildings, featuring historical remains and Tavern on the Hill.

Views of the Ottawa River, the Ridau Canal locks, and the Parliament buildings from Major Hill Park.

Historical feature in Major Hill Park.

Historical feature in Major Hill Park, now home to Tavern on the Hill.

Located in Header House in Major Hill Park, serving local food and ice cream.

The First People's Hall in the Canadian Museum of History showcases the diverse history of Canada's first peoples.

Located in the Canadian Museum of History and shows key events, Canadian personalities, and diverse experiences of real people.

A kid-focused museum inside the Canadian Museum of History offering interactive exhibits about different world cultures where kids can freely touch, play, and explore.

An elegant truss bridge connecting Ottawa to Gatineau, Quebec, offering scenic views of the Ottawa River, Parliament Hill, and the Rideau Falls. It's a popular spot for pedestrians and cyclists.

Housed in the 1827 Commissariat Building, it marks the beginning of Ottawa and was the depot for British engineers constructing the Ottawa locks.

Location of the Bytown Museum.

Company that runs guided whitewater rafting trips on the Ottawa River.

Company that runs guided whitewater rafting trips on the Ottawa River.

Company that runs guided whitewater rafting trips on the Ottawa River.

Known for its beautiful waterfalls (Prince of Wales Falls), offering tall trees, open green spaces, and a concession stand called the Hogs Back Grill and Beastro.

Beautiful waterfalls in Hogsback Park.

Hogsback Park has historical displays and a renovated heritage pavilion that tell stories from the Reau Canal's construction in the 1800s.

Located in Hogsback Park, serving pizzas, burgers, sandwiches, and slushies.

Once the residence of two Canadian prime ministers, showcasing period furniture and the third floor library used as his private office.

Location of the Laurier House National Historic Site.

Located in the ByWard Market and famous for its pastries once enjoyed by President Obama.

Has two sandy beaches along the Ottawa River known as River Beach and East Beach where families can relax, swim or have a picnic.

One of the two sandy beaches located in Petri Island along the Ottawa River.

One of the two sandy beaches located in Petri Island along the Ottawa River.

A unique outdoor art display along the Ottawa River where John Soprano builds new stone structures by hand, balancing large rocks without glue or support.

Location of John Felise Soprano Rock Sculptures.

Delve into the fascinating world of money and economics at the Bank of Canada Museum. Explore interactive exhibits on Canada's financial history and the role of its central bank.

Location of main celebrations happen on Parliament Hill and Labretan Flats Park where you can enjoy life music, fun outdoor activities, and performances by the famous Canadian snowbirds for Canada Day.

Dow’s Lake is a great spot for a picnic or stroll with waterfront views and activities like kayaking and paddle boarding in the summer, and skating in the winter during the Canadian Tulip Festival.

A recently renovated interactive Museum that explores Canada's technological innovations and scientific discoveries. Visitors can engage with Hands-On exhibits, see vintage locomotives, and learn about Canada's contributions to space exploration.

Major’s Hill Park is a peaceful green space in downtown Ottawa, offering views of the Rideau Canal, Ottawa River, and Parliament buildings.

Explore the former Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King's beloved country retreat, featuring picturesque gardens, ruins, and serene walking paths. It's a peaceful escape steeped in history and natural beauty.

A basilica with a 19th-century Gothic Revival facade and ornate interior.

A working farm in the heart of Ottawa showcasing Canada's agricultural Heritage and modern food production. Visitors can meet farm animals, learn about sustainable farming practices and participate in Hands-On demonstrations.

Located in Quebec, this museum allows visitors to explore recreations of Canada's past, including log cabins and 1800s storefronts.

Ottawa's Chinatown, along Somerset and Gladstone, offers cultural delights, Vietnamese restaurants, and the lively Chinatown Festival in spring.

A vibrant urban park in Ottawa offering history, sports, entertainment, the 613 flea market, restaurants, and cafes.

Located in Chelsea, Quebec, Nordik Spa is a place to unwind and relax with world-class food, drinks, massages, and therapeutic baths.

A Korean BBQ restaurant in Ottawa's ByWard Market offering an interactive dining experience where you can grill your own meats.

A convenient and family-friendly way to explore Ottawa, offering an affordable option to visit multiple sites in one day.

A pedestrian mall in Ottawa, steps away from Parliament Hill, with architecture, souvenir shops, and restaurants.

A cozy pub in Ottawa offering around 50 craft beers on tap and classic Canadian food.

An exhibit within the Canadian Museum of Nature featuring dinosaur skeletons and fossils.

An exhibit within the Canadian Museum of Nature showcasing climate, geography, and first nation's perspective on the Arctic region.

An exhibit within the Canadian Museum of Nature featuring over 450 species of birds.

An exhibit within the Canadian Museum of Nature with a display of minerals and rocks including a Moon Rock.

An exhibit within the Canadian Museum of Nature featuring a massive blue whale skeleton.

An exhibit within the Canadian Museum of Nature featuring grizzly bears, wolverines, bison, and caribou.

A brewery in ByWard Market known for its unique winter festival menu.

A family-owned Italian market since 1972 near ByWard Market, selling fresh pasta, olive oils, and gourmet cheese.

Home of the Ottawa Senators, located about 25 km from downtown Ottawa, where hockey games and other events are held.

Discover Canada's highest court, an impressive neoclassical building where justice and history converge. Admire the architecture and learn about the nation's legal heritage.

Canada's first pedestrian street, Sparks Street is a vibrant urban promenade lined with shops, restaurants, and public art. It's a lively place to stroll, dine, and soak in the city's atmosphere.

Two picturesque waterfalls where the Rideau River cascades into the Ottawa River, offering a beautiful natural spectacle within the city. It's a serene spot for a moment of contemplation.

A central meeting point and historic public square, Confederation Square is surrounded by significant national landmarks. It serves as a hub for civic events and a gateway to exploring the city's core.

A solemn and significant memorial located at the National War Memorial, honoring Canadians who died in battle. It's a place for reflection and remembrance, especially during the daily Changing of the Guard ceremony.

An urban oasis adjacent to Confederation Square, this park offers green space, pathways, and seasonal attractions like the Christmas Lights. It's a pleasant spot to relax or enjoy a leisurely stroll.

Experience a segment of the world's longest recreational trail system, offering scenic routes for walking, cycling, and skiing. Parts of the trail run along the Ottawa River and through city parks.

Enjoy panoramic views of the Ottawa River, Parliament Hill, and the Gatineau Hills from this scenic viewpoint. It's a perfect spot for photography and appreciating the cityscape.

Perched above the Ottawa River, Majors Hill Park offers stunning city vistas, beautiful landscaping, and historical significance. It's an ideal spot for picnics, leisurely walks, and enjoying the urban landscape.

A beloved local spot known for its elevated diner fare and cozy atmosphere. It's the perfect place to enjoy comfort food with a modern twist.

Enjoy craft beers brewed on-site in a historic setting, offering a range of innovative ales and lagers. It's a popular spot for locals and visitors alike to relax and sample local brews.

Indulge in freshly baked breads, pastries, and artisanal treats at this charming local bakery. It's the perfect stop for a delicious breakfast, lunch, or a sweet afternoon pick-me-up.

The location of Canada's government, featuring impressive architecture, statues, and monuments commemorating key moments in Canadian history, including the Centennial Flame.

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The Supreme Court features well-maintained, gorgeous architecture.

The Byword Market is a trendier neighborhood full of shops, restaurants, and cafes.

Vanier is a more affordable residential neighborhood in Ottawa.

Bank Street is close to culturally distinct neighborhoods like Chinatown and Little Italy.

Centertown is a pricier residential commercial district.

The Glebe is a neighborhood with a ton of historic charm.

Little Italy is a culturally distinct neighborhood close to Bank Street.

The Village hosts some cute little queer businesses like Teas Pub.

Teas Pub is a cute little queer business in The Village.

Orleans is a suburb of Ottawa, a great option for raising a family.

Nepean is a suburb of Ottawa, a great option for raising a family.

Kanata is a suburb of Ottawa, a great option for raising a family.

Gatineau is a separate city right across the Ottawa River from Ottawa.

The Central Experimental Farm is a functioning farm and agricultural research area.

The Ornamental Gardens are part of the Central Experimental Farm.

The Museum of History is technically in Gatineau, but it has a really awesome kids section and is one of the seven national museums.

The Museum of Nature is one of the seven national museums in Ottawa.

The Science and Technology Museum is one of the seven national museums in Ottawa.

The Aviation and Space Museum is one of the seven national museums in Ottawa.

The Agriculture and Food Museum is one of the seven national museums in Ottawa.

Carleton University is best known for its journalism school and programs in international affairs, public affairs, tech, and architecture.

The University of Ottawa is a bilingual university offering programs in both French and English, with notable standouts in software engineering and health sciences.

Le Cordon Bleu Ottawa has a partnership with the University of Ottawa's integrated food sciences program.

Algonquin College offers degrees, diplomas, and certificates and can be a really great option, especially if you're looking for vocational or technical training.

Shawarma King on Bank Street is a restaurant that was requested to be showcased.

Kanata North Tech Park is located in the western suburb of Kanata and has more than 540 companies that have set up shop, including tech giants Nokia and HP.

The Lookout Bar is a bar located in the Byword Market.

Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica is a beautiful Catholic basilica noted for its interior mahogany carvings and stained glass windows depicting scenes from the life of Christ and the Virgin Mary.

Diefenbunker, Canada's Cold War Museum, is located in a large underground facility constructed in the early 1960s to protect the Canadian government in the event of a nuclear war and now houses a museum dedicated to the Cold War era.

Bywood Market is a lively location in Ottawa's Lower Town.

The Bank of Canada building, designed by Arthur Erickson, is a striking structure with a plant and fountain-filled atrium in Ottawa's Upper Town.

Rockcliff Airport is the location of the Canada Aviation and Space Museum.

An Urban Oasis offering stunning views of Parliament Hill, the Ottawa River, and the National Gallery of Canada. Visitors can enjoy picnics, attend festivals, or simply relax amidst beautiful flower gardens and mature trees.

The Parliamentary Library is a wonderfully furnished octagon that was untouched in the 1916 fire.

A cozy, traditional pub known for its extensive craft beer selection and lively atmosphere. It's a popular spot for locals and visitors seeking a relaxed evening with good drinks.

Located in a historic building by the Ottawa River, this brewpub offers a range of house-brewed beers alongside a diverse menu. Enjoy great views and a vibrant atmosphere, especially on the patio.

A charming cafe situated in the heart of the historic ByWard Market, perfect for a quick coffee, light breakfast, or lunch. It's an ideal place to refuel while exploring the market's bustling stalls.

Offering stunning views of the Rideau Falls, this tavern provides a relaxed setting with a menu featuring Canadian classics and local brews. It's a picturesque spot to enjoy a meal or drinks.

This rooftop restaurant offers a chic dining experience with panoramic views of Parliament Hill and the Ottawa River. It's known for its sophisticated ambiance and upscale menu, perfect for a special occasion.

The official residence of the Prime Minister of Canada, located at 24 Sussex Drive. While not open to the public, its picturesque setting on the Ottawa River adds to the city's notable landmarks.

The expansive and beautiful grounds surrounding Rideau Hall, the official residence of the Governor General of Canada. Visitors can explore the gardens, arboretum, and public art installations.

A preserved Cold War-era bunker built to house government officials in the event of a nuclear attack. It offers a fascinating and chilling glimpse into a period of intense global tension.

Explore Canada's military history from ancient times to the present day through compelling exhibits, artifacts, and personal stories. It offers a comprehensive and moving perspective on the nation's role in global conflicts.

Ignite your curiosity with interactive exhibits covering everything from space exploration to digital technology and Canadian innovation. It's a fun and educational destination for families and science enthusiasts.

Explore Canada's rich aviation and space heritage with a vast collection of aircraft and space artifacts. From early bush planes to modern jets, it's a thrilling journey through flight history.

A fascinating Cold War-era bunker built to protect Canada's leaders during a nuclear attack, now a museum that reveals Canada's Cold War history and features an escape room.

A 2,200-acre natural park housing over 400 wild animals where visitors can drive through a 12 km path to see and interact with various species.

A museum housing actual war and civilian planes dating back to the early 1900s, including the Avro Lancaster X and the space suit of astronaut Chris Hatfield, with interactive exhibits on space and aviation.

A free annual festival in Ottawa during the month of May, where key areas, especially Commissioner Park, are decorated with bright-colored tulip flowers.

A famous French bakery in Byward Market with a large selection of cakes, cookies, breads, salads, and sandwiches, known for the 'Obama cookie'.

A popular diner near Byward Market with a modern interior and an all-day breakfast menu, known for its large portions of dishes like chicken and waffles and the King Eddy patty melt.

A boat tour along the Ottawa River, offering a unique perspective of the Parliament buildings and other landmarks, with educational commentary on Canada's history.

An underground bunker built during the Cold War, designed to house key government personnel in the event of a nuclear attack, now open to the public as a museum.

The park where the Tulip Festival is held, featuring a large lake and vibrant displays of tulips in various colors.

The designated home for reigning Prime Ministers of the country.

A cafe known for its Aussie cappuccino (cappuccino with cocoa powder). The chocolate croissant was not recommended.

A bakery that is popular for its fresh croissants and apple pastries.

A government building located across the street from Parliament.

A canal with a bike path running alongside it, leading to Dow's Lake. The path is popular for biking and walking.

A building where you can book a self-guided tour.

A scenic lake that reminds the speaker of Seattle, accessible by a bike path along the canal.

An auditory art exhibit inside the National Gallery of Canada.

A coffee shop located inside the National Gallery of Canada.

A Ukrainian and Russian-inspired cafe known for its coffee and pis.

A lounge with a Gatsby aesthetic offering cocktails, puzzles, games, and activities like human darts.

A world of art wonders with 40,000 pieces, including Inuit sculptures and modern marvels, and a giant spider sculpture outside.

A serene oasis with stunning Gothic architecture and rich history in the heart of the city.

Ottawa's nightlife hub with an array of bars and live music, offering something for everyone from jazz to dance parties.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Rideau Canal is a picturesque waterway perfect for boating in the summer and ice skating in the winter. Visitors can explore the historic locks and enjoy scenic walks.

Relaxing boat tours offering a unique perspective of Ottawa's landmarks and history while gliding along the Rideau Canal. Knowledgeable guides provide commentary on the city's attractions.

A unique ecosystem located just outside downtown Ottawa featuring a boardwalk Trail through a northern Boreal landscape rarely found this far south. Visitors can take a bike ride or simply observe diverse plant and animal life while learning about the boog's ecological importance.

A Scenic Park offering views of the twin waterfalls where the Rau river meets the Ottawa River. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, picnic areas and learn about the area's history.

A solemn Monument honoring those Canadians who served in war and features the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Visitors can pay their respects, observe The Changing of the Guard ceremony and reflect on Canada's military sacrifices.

A popular recreational area offering a Sandy Beach, picnic spots and walking trails along the Ottawa River. It's the perfect place to enjoy swimming, sunbathing and water sports during summer months or scenic walks year round.

A former underground nuclear bunker that has been transformed into a fascinating Museum chronicling Canada's role during the Cold War. Visitors can tour the impressive four-story bunker, see the prime minister's Suite or for a unique experience book an escape room.

Showcases a diverse collection of trees and shrubs, providing a peaceful retreat for Ottawa sightseeing.

The Canadian Tulip Festival is a colorful event in spring, with thousands of tulips blooming across the city.

The Senate is located in a former train station across the street from Parliament Hill.

The Grand Hall in the Canadian Museum of History features the world's largest indoor collection of totem poles.

The Canadian Museum of History has an IMAX 3D theater for movie experiences.

The Silver Dart, the first plane to fly in Canada, is on display at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum.

The reconstructed Reo Street Chapel, where you can hear 40 recorded choir voices, is inside the National Gallery of Canada.

Kiwi Point, near the National Gallery of Canada, offers views of Ottawa and Gatineau, and features contemporary sculptures.

Rita Hall is the official home and workplace of Canada's Governor General, featuring state rooms and peaceful grounds.

Notredam Cathedral Basilica is the oldest church in the city, featuring stained glass windows, ornate ceilings, and intricate woodwork.

Murals can be viewed under the Petabon Bridge.

The South African War Memorial is located in Confederation Park.

The National Aboriginal Veterans Monument is located in Confederation Park.

Canada Day Celebrations are held in Confederation Park.

The Ottawa Jazz Festival is a major event held in Confederation Park.

Grant House is one of Ottawa's most haunted places, featured on haunted tours.

The Ottawa Jail Hostel is one of North America's most haunted buildings, featuring death row and Canada's last working gallows.

The Carlton County Jail offers a historical view of escapes, executions, and riots.

Innerzip Rogers offers a zipline that crosses the Ottawa River, providing views of both Ottawa and Gatineau.

At Dow's Lake Pavilion, you can rent kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats.

Commissioner's Park hosts the vibrant tulip displays during the Canadian Tulip Festival.

Carlton University is located close to Dow's Lake.

The Snowball, held in February, features skating, sliding, and dog sledding with an impressive ice sculpture competition.

The Dragon Boat Festival, held in June, is the largest in North America, featuring a thrilling boat race.

Bluesfest, a 10-day music festival in July, brings big-name performers to five stages by the river.

Chamberfest offers world-class music performances.

At Champlne Lookout you get a wide view of the trees and hills.

King Mountain offers a steady climb with views along the way.

In the spring, you can spend time at Luskville Falls to see the waterfall rushing as the snow melts.

Lesh Lake is a calm spot, good for paddling or camping by the water.

Lusk Cave is a short tunnel with cool, dark rock walls.

Mont Trromblanc is located about 1 hour 45 minutes away from Ottawa.

You can enjoy a peaceful cruise on Lac Tramlant.

Don't forget to visit Mont Trumblant National Park for hiking, biking, and canoeing.

You can dine at Wilfred's restaurant at Fairmont Chateau Laurier.

You can enjoy a drink at Zoe's at Fairmont Chateau Laurier.

You can visit the Larass Patio at Fairmont Chateau Laurier, an outdoor dining area with fantastic views.

The Nordique Spa Nature in Gatineau offers baths, saunas, an infinity pool, and the Kala Treatment for relaxation.

One of the main attractions is the Kala Treatment, a saltwater floating pool that gives you a weightless experience like several hours of sleep at the Nordique Spa Nature.

Don't miss the John Soprano Rock sculptures along the Ottawa River, a true display of natural art created by balancing rocks without any adhesives.

The Ottawa River Pathway is accessible when walking across the Alexandra Bridge.

The Capital Pathway is accessible when walking across the Alexandra Bridge.

A park across the river in Gatineau famous for its annual floral sculpture exhibition, Mosia Canada, and featuring playgrounds and trails.

A fun family restaurant with a retro 1950s theme located in the historic Byward Market area, serving dishes kids love like hamburgers, fries, milkshakes, and American pancakes.

A restaurant specializing in gourmet burgers with plenty of kid-friendly options, tasty fries, and beverages.

A Canadian pastry shop known for its Beaver Tales, delicious fried dough pastries topped with various sweet flavors.

A conveniently located and comfortable hotel in downtown Ottawa featuring an indoor swimming pool.

A modern and highly rated hotel close to everything you need in the Byward Market area.