Headstone of Canada's Unknown Soldier
by Blatherwick
The headstone of Canada's unknown soldier, entombed near the National War Monument, is located in the Memorial Hall of the War Museum. On November 11 at 11 o'clock, when Canada holds a moment of silence for its war dead, the sun shines through the window and illuminates the headstone.
Visit center of the city and...
by aquatic
Visit center of the city and see Parliament buildings. My husband could not take a picture of me with the Parliament on the backgraound because of millions of tourists who occupated almost every inch of the grass in front of the building.
If You Need To Know What's Where!
by johngayton
The Capital Infocentre on Wellington is a useful tourist information resource which is run by the National Capital Commission. This isn't a booking or ticket agency, merely a general advice office on what to do, what to see, how to get about & etc.
Downstairs centres around an interactive 3-d model of the city with touch screen computers and has a couple of helpful bilingual staff to answer any queries plus the usual display of freebie leaflets and maps.
Upstairs is an interesting small exhibition space with a bit of the capital's history and a little gift shop.
Also useful are the washrooms on a cold winter morning if wandering around the area.
Check out Ottawa at Night
by duanestorey
As I mentioned, the architecture in Ottawa is amazing.. Because of that, Ottawa is one of the prettiest cities I've even seen when it's all lit up at night.. If you have a chance, walk around the downtown core at night.. Walking to the Byward Market with some friends late at night.. This picture is the view you would see if you walked from my place to the Market..
Remebrance Day at the NAtional War Memorial
by kenHuocj
the Centopah is en-route to the Parliament from the Old Union Station.
>>at Conferation Square, corner of Elgin & Wellington, and opposite the Elgin & Chateau Laurier Hotels
Recetly upgraded, privides an impatful reminder of those who served Canada, the British Commonweath and for Freedom ( ! / ? ) for the older Canadians, it is a day for remembering and reflecting:
>>see http://cbc.ca/remembrance/
>>http://www.canada.com/national/features/remembranceday/story.html?id={68019C11-17AB-47AD-9A28-5BDE061B80C8}
>>http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/