The Nation's Capital. Uniting. Inviting…
Canada's National Capital region greets its visitors with open arms in a warm and charming manner all within the striking beauty of its handsome natural setting.
Visitors will be seduced by Ottawa's lush green spaces, historical sites, popular attractions and cultural treasures. Built on a human scale, this city, where cultures, languages and traditions intermingle, offers the perks of both urban life and the countryside.
Activities and venues to discover:
- Parliament Hill
- Cat Sanctuary on Parliament Hill
- Skating on the Rideau Canal
- National museums, such as the National Gallery of Canada, the National Museum of Science and Technology and the Museum of Civilization
- A multitude of urban parks
- Nearby Gatineau Park
- Casino du Lac-Leamy
- Festivals, such as the Canadian Tulip Festival
- Winterlude
- Canada Day
- The Casino du Lac-Leamy Sound of Light Show
- A myriad of restaurants, cafés and pubs
Come and enjoy the treasures and attractions of the National Capital region and feel the pulse of this cultural mosaic that is so typically Canadian.
Ottawa with the passing seasons
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°C / °F
Jan.: -10/14 Feb.: -8/17.6
March: -2/28.4 April: 6/42.8
May: 13/55.4
June: 18/64.4
July: 21/69.8 Aug.: 19/66.2
Sept.: 14/57.2 Oct.: 8/46.4
Nov.: 1/33.8
Dec.: -7/19.4
Did you know?
Ottawa, with London, Johannesburg and Budapest, is one of four national capitals in Neo-Gothic style.
More than one million tulips blossom every year in Ottawa. The first bulbs were a gift from the Netherlands.
Would you like further information on Ottawa?
Contact JPdL Tremblant's office.
Tourism Bureau and related links
National Capital Commission: www.capcan.ca
Ottawa Tourism & Convention Authority: www.tourottawa.org
