This modern visitor's center contains six interactive computers that will help you plan your stay in the city.

The home of every Governor General since 1867, this elegant 19th-century mansion is open to the public for tours of the home and surrounding grounds, consisting of manicured gardens and recreational areas.

This is the general term for the area surrounding the Byward Market and on Dalhousie Street, extending a few more blocks towards the Ottawa River.   It is technically the southwest portion of the...

The "Little Italy" section of Ottawa.

Along with the Rideau Centre, the Byward area and the Sparks Street Mall, this is one of the four shopping areas in downtown Ottawa.

Square/Park near Parliament Hill hosts part of the annual Winterlude as well as other seasonal events.

This small park is located on an island in the Ottawa River that can be accessed via exits in either direction from the Champlain Bridge.

Wander through this collection of early 19th-century buildings with its vibrant mix of retail, service, entertainment and residential.

This fairly upscale neighborhood lies in an area directly south of downtown Ottawa and west of the Rideau Canal.

A recommended bar and restaurant in Ottawa.

In use since 1832, these locks link the Ottawa River with the Rideau Canal and are still operated by hand.

Take a custom-made tour of downtown Ottawa to find out more about the city's history, culture and recreational activities.

Contains many buildings of architectural and historical interest.