Explore Ottawa: A Journey Through the Capital
Discover Ottawa's rich history and stunning landmarks with guided bus tours, the perfect way to explore Canada’s capital city.
Ottawa Bus Tours is the quintessential experience for visitors wanting to explore Canada’s capital in a convenient and informative way. This tourist attraction provides a variety of guided tours that showcase the vibrant history, stunning architecture, and cultural landmarks of Ottawa. From the impressive Parliament Hill to the scenic Rideau Canal, each route is designed to highlight the city’s most iconic sights, making it an excellent introduction for first-time visitors. The tours are led by knowledgeable guides who share fascinating anecdotes and historical insights, ensuring that guests not only see the sights but also understand their significance. Whether you choose a daytime sightseeing tour or an evening excursion, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views and the chance to learn about Ottawa’s rich heritage. The comfortable buses are equipped with large windows, so you can capture memorable photos without missing a detail. One of the best aspects of Ottawa Bus Tours is its accessibility, allowing tourists of all ages to enjoy the capital’s beauty with ease. The tours cater to various interests, from family-friendly outings to more specialized routes focusing on art and culture. This flexibility makes it a top choice for diverse groups looking to immerse themselves in the essence of Ottawa without the hassle of navigating the city alone.
Local tips
- Book your tour in advance during peak tourist seasons to secure your spot.
- Bring a camera to capture the stunning sights and unique architecture throughout the tour.
- Check the tour schedule for special themed tours that might coincide with your visit.
- Dress comfortably and be prepared for varying weather conditions, as some tours may include outdoor stops.
A brief summary to Ottawa Bus Tours
- 74 George St, Ottawa, Byward Market - Parliament Hill, Ontario, K1N 5W1, CA
- +1613-562-9090
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Getting There
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Car
If you're traveling by car within Ottawa Valley, you can take Highway 416 North towards Ottawa. Merge onto Highway 417 East, following signs for Ottawa. Take exit 120B towards Nicholas St and continue straight. Turn left onto George St, and you will find Ottawa Bus Tours at 74 George St, just a short walk from the ByWard Market area. Parking is available in nearby lots, but expect to pay around $2-$3 per hour.
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Public Transportation - Bus
For those using public transportation, you can take OC Transpo bus routes that service the Ottawa area. From anywhere in Ottawa Valley, find a bus route that connects to the Ottawa Transit system. Look for buses that head to the downtown core, specifically to the ByWard Market. Once you arrive at the ByWard Market area, walk to 74 George St to reach Ottawa Bus Tours. A single fare costs $3.75, and you can purchase tickets at vending machines or on the bus.
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Walking
If you're already in downtown Ottawa, you can simply walk to Ottawa Bus Tours. From the Rideau Centre, head north on Nicholas St, then turn right onto George St. It’s about a 15-minute walk, approximately 1.2 km from the Rideau Centre. Enjoy the scenic streets and shops along the way.
Attractions Nearby to Ottawa Bus Tours
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Ottawa Bus Tours
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ByWard Market Clock
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ByWard Market
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Totem Pole of Canada
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Byward Fruit Market
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Former Geological Survey of Canada Building
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Ottawa Sign, ByWard Market
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York Street Millennium Fountain
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York Steps
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Senate of Canada Building
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Rideau Canal Cruise - Boats, Sailing and Water Tours
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Ottawa Art Gallery
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Fairmont Château Laurier
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Famous Five Statue
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Plaza Bridge
Landmarks nearby to Ottawa Bus Tours
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ByWard Market Plaza
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TripAdvisor Canada
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The Connaught Building
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Tin House
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Rideau Canal
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The Flags of Canada
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Confederation Table Map
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Reconciliation: The Peacekeeping Monument
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Sir Wilfrid Laurier Statue
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Jean E. Pigott Monument
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The Three Watchmen
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Rideau Canal Celtic Cross
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Statue - Joseph Thomas Duhamel
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Central Chambers National Historic Site of Canada
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Lieutenant Colonel John By Fountain