Guidebook for Ottawa
Arts & Culture
Great one-screen movie theatre that shows independent and foreign films. Tickets are $11 cash only; be sure to swing by the ATM in the convenience store or in the Loblaws on the corner first.
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ByTowne Cinema
325 Rideau StGreat one-screen movie theatre that shows independent and foreign films. Tickets are $11 cash only; be sure to swing by the ATM in the convenience store or in the Loblaws on the corner first.
Theater french and english, orchestra, special presentations jazz and more. www.nac-cna.ca
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National Arts Centre
1 Elgin StTheater french and english, orchestra, special presentations jazz and more. www.nac-cna.ca
Good place to know about , site of many festival: Ottawa Jazz Festival, Winterlude and more.
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Park tal-Konfederazzjoni
Elgin StreetGood place to know about , site of many festival: Ottawa Jazz Festival, Winterlude and more.
Essentials
Open 24/7, large variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, fish, meats,ethnic foods, vegan, gluten free and ready prepared foods too. Pharmacy, photo developing, and wine store on site.
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Loblaws
64 Isabella StOpen 24/7, large variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, fish, meats,ethnic foods, vegan, gluten free and ready prepared foods too. Pharmacy, photo developing, and wine store on site.
Fine food retail shop, offers a variety of freshly prepared daily soups and sandwiches, an inspired array of salads, sides, desserts and main courses. Eat in or take out. www.culinaryconspiracy.ca
Culinary Conspiracy
1460 Cyrville RdFine food retail shop, offers a variety of freshly prepared daily soups and sandwiches, an inspired array of salads, sides, desserts and main courses. Eat in or take out. www.culinaryconspiracy.ca
Shopping
Wine, beer, liquor, has Vintages store in lower level with rare and limited quantity products.
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LCBO
160 Elgin StWine, beer, liquor, has Vintages store in lower level with rare and limited quantity products.
SEPHORA
50 Rideau StLarge department stores to boutiques, food court, cinema.
Food Scene
$26 table d'hote Wed. to Fri. 11:30 to 1:30 reservations. Lunch menu changes weekly and includes a choice of one appetizer, one main course and dessert. Vegetarian options. www.bistroatsignatures.com/
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Signatures Restaurant
453 Laurier Ave. E$26 table d'hote Wed. to Fri. 11:30 to 1:30 reservations. Lunch menu changes weekly and includes a choice of one appetizer, one main course and dessert. Vegetarian options. www.bistroatsignatures.com/
Another master chef at work: luxurious lunches, memorable dinners. Waht does this say to you as an appetizer`: Beef tartare, quail egg gribiche, manchego crisp, pickled beets,baby dill pickle chips.
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Benny's Bistro
119 Murray StAnother master chef at work: luxurious lunches, memorable dinners. Waht does this say to you as an appetizer`: Beef tartare, quail egg gribiche, manchego crisp, pickled beets,baby dill pickle chips.
Bistro Boréal
100 Rue LaurierWhile at the museum have a lunch break, restuarnt recommended by local food critic.
Everything Else
Drop off your laundry in the morning, pick it up clean and folded in the evening. 613-565-2255
Sandy Hill Cleaners
99 Mann AvenueDrop off your laundry in the morning, pick it up clean and folded in the evening. 613-565-2255
Just beside the Campus bus station across the parkway. Great photo opp of city and qucik access to Elgin Street home to great restaurants, bars. short cut to Museum of Nature on Metcalfe st.
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Rideau Canal (ice conditions)
Just beside the Campus bus station across the parkway. Great photo opp of city and qucik access to Elgin Street home to great restaurants, bars. short cut to Museum of Nature on Metcalfe st.
From Airport, bus stop for our B&B. Take steps down to tunnel then back up to street level. Walk east to King Edward then south to Templeton Street.
Campus Station South
From Airport, bus stop for our B&B. Take steps down to tunnel then back up to street level. Walk east to King Edward then south to Templeton Street.
Bus stop to airport. Walk to King Edward, turn right up to Sommerset East, turn left and walk westward on Marie Curie Private to steps that take you to transit station. Bus 97.
Campus Station South
Bus stop to airport. Walk to King Edward, turn right up to Sommerset East, turn left and walk westward on Marie Curie Private to steps that take you to transit station. Bus 97.
Green Pedal e-Scooters
598 Rideau StScooter rentals by the hour, day or week. Age 21+ with government ID.
Saint Germain Park
Tennis anyone? City free tennis courts.
Minto Sports Complex Fitness Centre
801 King Edward AveSecure covered parking attached to complex. $14/24hours
Sightseeing
Non-profit public art, features the Firestone Collection presented though changing exhibits. Admission to the Gallery is Pay-What-You-Can. www.ottawaartgallery.ca
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Gallerija tal-Arti ta 'Ottawa
50 Mackenzie King BridgeNon-profit public art, features the Firestone Collection presented though changing exhibits. Admission to the Gallery is Pay-What-You-Can. www.ottawaartgallery.ca
Built in the 1800's. On your way to the National Gallery stop in for a quick visit or book a guided tour. www.notredameottawa.com
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Bażilika tal-Notre Dame
385 Sussex DrBuilt in the 1800's. On your way to the National Gallery stop in for a quick visit or book a guided tour. www.notredameottawa.com
Regular collection and special exhibitions. FREE admission on Thrusdays 5 to 8 PM.
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National Gallery of Canada
380 Sussex DrRegular collection and special exhibitions. FREE admission on Thrusdays 5 to 8 PM.
Former home of 2 Prime Ministers, Wilfrid Laurier and MacKenzie King. Have visit and then tea on the front porch.
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Laurier House National Historic Site
335 Laurier Ave. EFormer home of 2 Prime Ministers, Wilfrid Laurier and MacKenzie King. Have visit and then tea on the front porch.