Ottawa attractions

The Canadian War Museum is Canada's national museum of military history. It's located west of Parliament Hill near downtown Ottawa. The museum is one of the world's most respected institutions for the study and understanding of international armed conflict. The museum provides a moving visitor experience that draws on real war stories as well as its immense collection of rare wartime artifacts and military memorabilia.

Delve into the rich human history of Canadian culture at the Canadian Museum of History. Impressive from the get-go, make sure to spend some time in the museum's architectural centrepiece, the Grand Hall, where you can enjoy views of Parliament Hill through the curving, six-storey window wall. The large totems and six Native houses connected by a Pacific Coast shoreline and boardwalk set up the rest of your journey perfectly. As you prepare to wander through the country's storied past, the exhibitions will shed light on each subject along the way.

The Canadian Children's Museum is a children's museum and exhibition operated by the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. The Museum lets your kids travel the world, while enriching their lives and broadening their experience by exploring other cultures.

The Interzip Rogers Zipline is located in In the heart of Zibi, Canada. It's the first and only zipline in the world that connects two provinces! Take a thrilling zipline ride over the Ottawa River between Ontario and Quebec. You'll start 120 feet off the ground and zoom across the Ottowa River at speeds of up to 40 km/h!

Colloquially known as The Hill, Parliament Hill is one of Ottawa's top attractions - an area of Crown land located on the southern banks of the Ottawa River. The area is famous for its Gothic revival suite of buildings, all with stunning architectural elements that hold national symbolic importance. It's the home of the Parliament of Canada, and is visited by almost three million visitors every year, all of whom can admire historic paintings and enjoy a free guided tour of the home of Canada's federal government.