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Photo Laurier Avenue Bridge

Laurier Avenue Bridge is a continuation of the street of the same name, which the citizens themselves call Ottawa Road No. 48. The …

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Photo Mackenzie King Bridge

Just a few blocks from Parliament Hill is the Mackenzie King Bridge. It is named after Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King. …

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Photo Moncalm Bridge

The Montcalm Bridge in Gatineau is also known as the Eiffel Tower Bridge. The architects of this very small bridge were Paul Marti …

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Photo Champlain Bridge

Champlain Bridge is the westernmost of Ottawa’s bridges. It crosses the Ottawa River 5 km west of Parliament Hill. Four steel span …

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Photo Bank Street Bridge

The Bank Street Bridge connects the Glebe and Old Ottawa neighborhoods, separated by the Rideau Canal. The first bridge, built in …

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Photo McDonald Bridge - Cartier Ottawa

The MacDonald-Cartier Bridge got its name not from the famous restaurant chain or French watch brand, as one might think at first …

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Photo Chaudier Bridge

Chaudyère Bridge runs over the Ottawa River and connects the capital with the town of Gatineau in Quebec. It is an extension of Bo …

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Photo Plaza Bridge

The Plaza Bridge is at the intersection of the Rideau Canal and the Ottawa River, connecting Wellington Street to Rideau Street. I …

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Photo Billings Bridge

The Billings Bridge crosses the Rideau Canal, a continuation of Bank Street. The bridge was named after the landowner Braddish Bil …

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Photo Heron Road Bridge

Heron Road Bridge is located in Ontario, Canada. It connects the Baseline and Heron roads, located along the banks of the Rideau R …

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Photo Pretoria Bridge

The Pretoria Bridge in Ottawa runs over the Rideau Canal, connecting the eastern Glieb and Centertown areas on its banks to the we …

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Photo Alexandra Bridge

The Alexandra Bridge was built in 1898 for the Canadian Pacific Railway. It crosses the Ottawa River east of Parliament Hill. In 1 …

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Photo Portage Bridge

Portage Bridge got its name in honor of the eponymous road, which passed bypassing Shodière waterfalls and rapids. It connects the …

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Popular Questions and Answers

Answer: Parliament Hill with a neo-Gothic complex of buildings of the 1860s, designed by Thomas Fuller and Chillion Jones, is the hallmark of the city. The Basilica of Notre Dame in the neo-Gothic style with stained glass windows of 1879 and a carved oak altar is a masterpiece of sacred architecture. The National Gallery of Canada, in a 1988 glass building designed by Moshe Safdie, houses a collection from European masters to Inuit art.

Excursions Ottawa (1)

Photo Sightseeing tour of Ottawa
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Ottawa is considered one of the most elegant capitals in the world. Only when you are in the city will you be able to make up your …

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