Hop aboard one of the authentic London-style double deckers or turn-of-the-century trolley for a full-day guided city tour. The tour begins at the Gray Line kiosk at the corner of Sparks and Elgin Streets and runs in a continuous loop that permits you ...
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A quarter of a mile of pure fun! Top Karting, it's a heated indoor of 440 metres, a sports bar, a pool and arcades in a relaxed environment!
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Altitude Gym brings novelty to the world of indoor climbing in an exceptional environment. It's a unique rock climbing center equipped with the famous Walltopia surface. Boulder, top-rope, lead and more!
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An essential venue for visual and performing arts, as well as for public and private events. The 847-seat Salle Odyssée boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure. The Art-Image exhibition center presents artists in many fields of contemporary art.
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The Minotaure has a cocktail bar, a patio, a concert hall, a selection of beers from Quebec microbreweries as well as arcades. There are many events that regularly take place on site, including film presentations, comedy shows, trivia competitions and ...
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A favourite with both tourists and locals looking for a good time and a delicious meal in a lively, friendly environment where wine is celebrated through monthly selections made by guest sommeliers. What better accompaniment for wine tasting than a menu ...
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Jacques-Cartier Park is the getaway to outdoor fun in Canada's capital. It's a place where youth and families enjoy nature and various recreational activities. New permanent features include family-friendly attractions and water games as well as a rental ...
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This experience of sound and light is a thrilling thematic journey through Canada’s history presented in spectacular detail against the backdrop of the Parliament Buildings.
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316, St-Charles
Papineauville, Qc, Canada
J0V 1R0
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Symmes Inn was built on an exceptional site with a history going back several thousands of years. This exhibition recounts the various functions of this important location over the centuries. The building’s windows, many of which look onto the Ottawa ...
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