Guidebook for Ottawa

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Guidebook for Ottawa

Food Scene

Stylish restaurant known for locally-sourced New Canadian small plates and cocktails.
56 locals recommend
Fauna
425 Bank St
56 locals recommend
Stylish restaurant known for locally-sourced New Canadian small plates and cocktails.
Well-known for oysters and sustainable seafood.
115 locals recommend
The Whalesbone Bank Street
430 Bank St
115 locals recommend
Well-known for oysters and sustainable seafood.
Cozy eatery known for breakfast and brunch.
77 locals recommend
Wilf & Ada's
510 Bank St
77 locals recommend
Cozy eatery known for breakfast and brunch.

Drinks & Nightlife

Family friendly place for breakfast and brunch, and gourmet sandwiches. Great venue at night for drinks and live music.
36 locals recommend
Pressed
750 Gladstone Ave
36 locals recommend
Family friendly place for breakfast and brunch, and gourmet sandwiches. Great venue at night for drinks and live music.
affordable beer and pub fare, with bigscreen TV's, a great place to watch the game or just relax with friends.
8 locals recommend
The Berryman Pub
478 Bank St
8 locals recommend
affordable beer and pub fare, with bigscreen TV's, a great place to watch the game or just relax with friends.
Art lined pub with live music and burgers
16 locals recommend
Atomic Rooster
303 Bank St
16 locals recommend
Art lined pub with live music and burgers

Sightseeing

The Parliament Buildings are where the politicians within debate the present and future issues of the country. Free guided tours are available daily, including a chance to head up to the Peace Tower for an incredible view of the city. In the warmer months, there is free yoga classes on the front lawn every Wednesday at noon.
891 locals recommend
Parliament Hill
Wellington Street
891 locals recommend
The Parliament Buildings are where the politicians within debate the present and future issues of the country. Free guided tours are available daily, including a chance to head up to the Peace Tower for an incredible view of the city. In the warmer months, there is free yoga classes on the front lawn every Wednesday at noon.
The Rideau Canal connects the city of Ottawa on the Ottawa River to the city of Kingston, Ontario, on Lake Ontario. It is 202 kilometres in length with several locks along the way. In winter, a section of the Rideau Canal passing through central Ottawa becomes the world's largest and second longest skating rink. There are also bike paths along the Canal which are also shared with pedestrians.
259 locals recommend
Rideau Canal National Historic Site
1 Second Avenue
259 locals recommend
The Rideau Canal connects the city of Ottawa on the Ottawa River to the city of Kingston, Ontario, on Lake Ontario. It is 202 kilometres in length with several locks along the way. In winter, a section of the Rideau Canal passing through central Ottawa becomes the world's largest and second longest skating rink. There are also bike paths along the Canal which are also shared with pedestrians.

Parks & Nature

This park is well suited for families with children. There are plenty of benches in the shade next to the play structures. On hot summer days the splash pad is a great way to cool off.
Glebe Memorial Park
75 Glendale Ave
This park is well suited for families with children. There are plenty of benches in the shade next to the play structures. On hot summer days the splash pad is a great way to cool off.
A great park for small children. There is a fenced play area with play structures, toys neighborhood families have left for communal play and plenty of sand. In the summer there are free outdoor movie screenings.
14 locals recommend
Dundonald Park
516 Somerset St W
14 locals recommend
A great park for small children. There is a fenced play area with play structures, toys neighborhood families have left for communal play and plenty of sand. In the summer there are free outdoor movie screenings.

Arts & Culture

The Canadian Museum of Nature is Canada's national natural history and natural sciences museum. Four floors of exhibits with plenty of interactive stations for children of all ages. There are also two play areas for young children.
468 locals recommend
Canadian Museum of Nature
240 McLeod St
468 locals recommend
The Canadian Museum of Nature is Canada's national natural history and natural sciences museum. Four floors of exhibits with plenty of interactive stations for children of all ages. There are also two play areas for young children.
The Gallery has a large and varied collection of paintings, drawings, sculpture and photographs. Although its focus is on Canadian art, it holds works by many noted American and European artists.
552 locals recommend
National Gallery of Canada
380 Sussex Dr
552 locals recommend
The Gallery has a large and varied collection of paintings, drawings, sculpture and photographs. Although its focus is on Canadian art, it holds works by many noted American and European artists.

Shopping

Boutique with unique women's apparel and footwear. They sell items from brands based in Europe and North America, with a focus on high-quality garments and footwear for both men and women.
Delilah Glebe
72 Chemin Mill
Boutique with unique women's apparel and footwear. They sell items from brands based in Europe and North America, with a focus on high-quality garments and footwear for both men and women.

Essentials

Large grocery store with a wide variety of food.
119 locals recommend
Hartman's Your Independent Grocer
296 Bank St
119 locals recommend
Large grocery store with a wide variety of food.
Liquor store with a good selection of wine, spirits and beer.
191 locals recommend
LCBO
160 Elgin St
191 locals recommend
Liquor store with a good selection of wine, spirits and beer.