Hands-on adventure! Passports in hand, visitors discover one incredible destination after another. Whether on a visit to homes in the International Village, a trek to a desert pyramid or a stroll through the bustling Market Bazaar, young visitors encounter ...
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Located five minutes from Parliament Hill in Ottawa, the Canadian War Museum showcases Canada's rich military history through artifacts, personal stories, artwork, photos and interactive presentations. Tour the extensive permanent exhibitions and expand ...
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Koena Spa is a subtle amalgam of modernity and ancient tradition entirely dedicated to your well-being. It is located in an urban village only 5 minutes from downtown Gatineau and Ottawa. Koena Spa has many facilities including hot and cold baths, dry ...
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Breathe the great outdoors! From the nautical center on the Du Lièvre River in Buckingham where the rental of: paddle board, kayak, canoe, rabaska or pedal boat is offered, or in the winter trails of Renards Blancs with these 20km in cross-country skiing ...
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Ottawa Boat Cruise provides guests with the extraordinary experience of travelling along one of Canada’s most majestic icons: the Ottawa River and Rideau Canal. There truly is no better way to see Canada’s National Capital. Join them as they set sail ...
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In the heart of the city of Gatineau, just 6 km from the Hull district, lies Rapides-Farmer generating station, a landmark in Outaouais history. This power plant has been in operation since 1927. Your tour will unlock the secrets of the river, first used ...
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This hotel resort—owned by Loto-Québec and made up of the Casino du Lac-Leamy and Hilton Lac-Leamy Hotel—is a premier getaway spot. Boasting a wide range of games and live shows, restaurants, bars, swimming pools and a full-service spa, it has everything ...
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For one of the most rewarding museum experiences in the National Capital Region, don’t miss the Canadian Museum of History. Designed by Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal, the Museum — one of Canada’s most popular — celebrates the diverse histories ...
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