A visit to the Supreme Court of Canada gives one the opportunity to become better acquainted with Canada's highest court.
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Student-ready Heritage and Cultural Attractions
Guided tours of Parliament
Take a free guided tour of the home of Canada’s federal government, one of Ottawa’s top attractions. Admire historic paintings, as well as architecture decorated with Canadian motifs, in these official spaces.
The Sound and Light Show on Parliament Hill - Northern Lights
This experience of sound and light is a thrilling thematic journey through Canada’s history. Combining bold digital technology with the architectural splendour of the Parliament Buildings, the show illuminates Canadian stories of nation-building, partnership, discovery, valour, pride and vision for a country.
Laurier House National Historic Site
Step into the inner sanctum of our country’s political history by visiting the former home of two important prime ministers of Canada.
Signatures Restaurant at Le Cordon Bleu
Located in Sandy Hill in the heart of Ottawa, Signatures Restaurant is a fine dining restaurant that combines French contemporary, innovative cuisine with a modern, refined atmosphere.
Indigenous Experiences
Indigenous Experiences brings Indigenous history and culture to life through engaging and authentic programming.
Changing of the Guard
Note: This event is cancelled in 2021 and plans to return in 2022. Bring your camera to capture colourful photos of soldiers in scarlet uniforms and…
Royal Canadian Mint
The Royal Canadian Mint is more than just a respected part of the Canadian experience – it’s an iconic brand honouring national achievements and themes since 1908.
Diefenbunker Museum
Ponder the Cold War as you tour this four-storey underground bunker in rural Ottawa. Originally designed to shelter Canadian VIPs during a nuclear attack, it is now a National Historic Site.
Rideau Canal Skateway
Go skating on the world's largest skating rink which winds its way through downtown Ottawa! Each winter, from roughly January to late February or…
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