Dating back to 1880, this visual arts museum holds in trust a collection of European and Canadian paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings and photos.

Both John A. MacDonald and Wilfrid Laurier resided here.

Canada's national natural history museum presents all-new exciting galleries in its renovated west wing. Take a 50-million-year journey in the Talisman Energy Fossil Gallery and discover dramatic events that led to the end of the dinosaurs and rise of mammals. See Canadian mammals up close in beautiful dioramas in the Mammal Gallery. Observe hundreds of specimens in our bright and appealing Bird Gallery. The Discovery Zone offers high-definition cinema and daily special programmes for everyone.

Housing one of the finest collections of aircraft in the world, this museum traces aviation history and features over 115 actual planes and full-size replicas.

Small museum dedicated to the history and construction of the Rideau Canal.

Research and library facility that holds millions of manuscripts, photographs, films, maps, books and government records that preserve and teach about Canada's national history.

Children learn by discovery at this interactive museum that helps to broaden their cultural experience.

Extensive collection of Canadian bank notes, coins and tokens including the mysterious Yap stone, a three-ton rock in the shape of a flattened doughnut that was used as money up to modern times on a South Pacific island.

Don't just walk through this museum, but push buttons and pull levers as you experience science and technology first-hand.

This museum allows you hands-on interaction with science and technology exhibits, featuring marine and land transportation, astronomy, communications, space, domestic technology and computer technology.

The Mercury Lounge has been a Mecca for the arts in Canada's capital city of Ottawa, since its inception in November 1996. Its programming purports a musical vision steeped in the traditions of jazz and yet forward in its approach to encompass all its many derivatives.

Galleries showcase the work of Canada's most dynamic photographers.

Discover how our planet evolved at this museum, which offers earthquake simulations, insect collections and interactive geological maps.

Discover Canada's unique agricultural heritage with a visit to the country's largest urban farm and research center.