Ottawa landmarks: Parliament Hill, the War Memorial and 5 more
Parliament Hill and its library, the Famous Five, the War Memorial, Notre-Dame, the Mint and Champlain’s upside-down astrolabe. Checked October 2026.
Parliament Hill and its library, the Famous Five, the War Memorial, Notre-Dame, the Mint and Champlain’s upside-down astrolabe. Checked October 2026.
The eight Rideau Canal locks, the Château Laurier and its Titanic story, Major’s Hill Park and the National Gallery of Canada, on one walk. Checked October 2026.
Standing majestically at the confluence of the Ottawa River and the Rideau Canal, the Fairmont Château Laurier Hotel in Ottawa
Maman, Louise Bourgeois’s giant spider at Ottawa’s National Gallery: the marble eggs, its Tate Modern origin and the mother behind it. Checked October 2026.
The Samuel de Champlain Statue in Ottawa stands as a powerful tribute to one of Canada’s most pivotal historical figures.
The National Gallery of Canada stands as one of the country’s most prestigious and visually striking cultural institutions. Situated in
In the heart of Ottawa, nestled between the banks of the Ottawa River and the winding pathways of Sussex Drive,
The Ottawa Notre Dame Cathedral stands as one of the city’s most striking and revered architectural and spiritual landmarks. Nestled
Major’s Hill Park in Ottawa is a scenic and historic urban green space that offers visitors a perfect blend of
Ottawa’s Rideau Canal: eight stepped locks below Parliament Hill, Colonel By’s 1832 military waterway and the winter Skateway. Checked October 2026.
The Famous Five refers to a group of five remarkable women from Alberta whose efforts and determination played a pivotal
The National War Memorial in Ottawa stands as one of the most significant and solemn landmarks in Canada’s capital. Erected