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et your sights on discovering all the wonders of our home and native land during Canada’s sesquicenten- nial and consider starting off in our nation’s capital. Ottawa offers visitors a diverse selection of places to


see, fabulous food, entertainment and cultural activities to experience. See some of the best our capital has to offer with historical and cultural experiences that are uniquely Ottawa! Take a journey through our history


Walk, rent a bike or take a rickshaw across the Alexan-


dra Bridge to Gatineau and Canada’s most visited museum, the Canadian Museum of History. From here you can en- joy beautiful views of Parliament Hill, downtown Ottawa,


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the Rideau Canal and the Ottawa River. You can immerse yourself in 1,000 years of our country’s history from coast to coast, north to south. Te museum has the largest indoor collection of totem


poles in the world. Te new Canadian History Hall offers an in-depth history of Canada’s Indigenous people. Hock- ey lovers will enjoy the new exhibit which shares Canada’s passion for our favourite sport through interactive displays, historic highlights and unique game artifacts. Other inter- esting displays to take in include the First People’s Hall, the Canadian Children’s Museum and the new Canadian Per- sonalities Hall.


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All photos courtesy of Ottawa Tourism.


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