Byward Market...
I just have nothing to say about this place exept it's probably the busiest place in Ottawa (which isn't much.)
Nothing special here..exept maybe Beaver tails if you have never... more
If you do make it to the Parliament buildings, keep an eye out for the various "grotesques" you'll see peeking out at you from all over the building. My favorite is pictured here. A worker explained... more
When visiting Ottawa do not take the cab (taxi). Taxi rates are very high in Ottawa. Appearently the highest in the country. You save lots by walking of by... more
We don't walk around in Rawhide, nor do we sit in leather Teepee's or wear pelts (although I'm sure they were very popular back in the 1700 and 1800's).
Good... more
Some people might call this a "must see", but I wouldn't. I would call this a "must see if you have absolutely nothing else better to do with your time".... more
Don't immagine your average ice icicles. Here in Canada icicles can be as large as 3 meters and over 60-Kg / piece. These usually hang from the roofs of homes... more
Located along Sussex Dr away from the downtown center and close to numerous foriegn embassies, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and 24 Sussex, this museum is... more
Not sure if this should fall under "Tourist Trap" or "Must see activity". I think it's both. The Rideau Canal is one of Ottawa's top attractions and a lot of... more
The boat tours of the Rideau canal are the worst I can think of. I've never been, but the people always look bored, and hey, you can see much more by walking or... more
The parliament is a tourist trap, but like every canadian and tourist from abroad (especially Japanese tour groups) you have to go see democracy in action! Go... more
Vineyards Restaurant.This at one time use to be a great restaurant, but has since gone down hill.The service is poor and the food and drinks are expensive.There... more
As much as I LOVE the National Aviation Museum, 15$ for 3 drinks, 2 cold steamed hotdogs and 2 Jello puddings and 1 bag of chips is WAYYY too pricey.. more
Canadian souvenirs...read it backwards listening to Judas Priest and you'll keep hearing: 'Tourist trap! Tourist trap!!'Well..maybe not, but you get the... more
Ottawa is Canada's capital city, although it is not the biggest nor the most cosmopolitan city in Canada. It stands by the Ottawa river in the English province of Ontario.
On the other side of the...
Ottawa is a city of 812,129 according to the Census of 2006.....this does not include the population on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River which technically has to be omitted from the population...
A population of over 1.2 million makes the Ottawa region the fourth-largest urban area in Canada.
Canada's Capital region welcomes over 7.3 million visitors per year.
A mere 200 years ago Ottawa didn't even exist as a placename, far less as a city, with the only settlement in the area being Wrightsville (which became Hull and is now Gatineau) on the northern bank...
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