Five topics that cover most of what people ask about Ottawa.
Ottawa has a wide spread of places to eat, from ByWard Market patios to family restaurants in the suburbs. A good list helps you choose by cuisine, price range and neighbourhood.
This guide is for anyone planning a night out, a lunch near work, or a meal with visitors.
Ottawa changes with the seasons: the canal and festivals in winter, patios and outdoor events in summer, and museums all year.
Use this topic when you have a free day, a visitor in town, or kids to keep busy.
From Westboro and the Glebe to Orleans and Kanata, each area of Ottawa has its own feel, shops and pace.
This topic helps people who are moving, house hunting, or looking for a new area to explore.
Ottawa sits close to the Gatineau Hills, the Ottawa River and a large greenbelt, so there is a lot of green space within a short trip.
Read this when you want a hike, a swim, a bike ride or a picnic spot.
Many small towns, lakes and parks sit within two hours of Ottawa, in Ontario and in Quebec.
This topic is for weekends when you want a change of scene without booking a hotel.
