Built between 1827 and 1832 without the aid of power machinery, the Canal is one of Ottawa's oldest landmarks; it runs ... More
Canal Rideau
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Built between 1827 and 1832 without the aid of power machinery, the Canal is one of Ottawa's oldest landmarks; it runs from the Ottawa River near Parliament Hill to Hog's Back Falls on the south end of the city. During the summer, a wide range of vessels, including tour boats, glide along the waterway, while people in-line skate, jog or stroll on the canal's picturesque banks. During the winter, the canal is transformed into the "World's Longest Skating Rink," and is a hub of activity during Ottawa's Winterlude festival.
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One of the most fascinating glimpses into Canada's political history can be had at this beautiful, oddly downscale Ottawa home.
Originally home to Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier (1896 1911) and later to William Lyon MacKenzie King (1921 30 and ...
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Located directly beside the Rideau Canal in the National Arts Center, this popular restaurant offers incredible views. Chef Kurt Waldele
specializes in Canadian cuisine with international overtones. Main courses range from Grilled Sea farmed Atlantic Salmon with a dill ...
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Lord Elgin Hotel ia a landmark of comfort and convenience in the centre of Ottawa's government, business, shopping, and visitor
attractions. It is within walking distance to most major points of interest, including Parliament Hill, the world renowned Byward ...
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