Confederate Park

Confederate Park is one of the largest central parks in Ottawa. This is not only a favorite place to relax on a weekend, but also a permanent venue for annual events. Ottawa welcomes most guests on Canada Day, when fireworks and fireworks blossom over the city, as well as during the national jazz festival. But even on a normal day, there is plenty to see in Confederate Park.

In the center of the park is a large granite fountain. Before that, it was in London’s Trafalgar Square, but was donated to Ottawa in 1948. In the eastern part of the park is a totem pole, which was presented to the city in honor of the centenary of British Columbia. There is also a memorial monument to the Anglo-Boer War.