Best Landmarks near TD Place

Explore the serene charm of Heart Island, a beautiful park in Central Park, Ontario, perfect for picnics, walks, and enjoying nature's beauty.

Explore the Enclave: The Ottawa Women's Monument, a historical landmark honoring women’s contributions to Canada’s vibrant culture and history.

Explore the Canadian Tribute to Human Rights, a historical landmark in Ottawa that symbolizes the ongoing fight for freedom and equality.

Explore the stunning Corktown Footbridge in Ottawa, a scenic pedestrian bridge connecting neighborhoods and offering breathtaking city views.

Explore the architectural beauty and vibrant community life at Ottawa City Hall, a must-visit landmark in Canada's capital city.

Explore the Ottawa 2017 Commemorative Cauldron, a significant historical landmark celebrating Canada’s unity and heritage in the heart of the vibrant Byward Market.

Explore Ottawa's vibrant history through the artistic Metal Map of Downtown, a unique historical landmark showcasing the city's rich heritage.

Explore the National Aboriginal Veterans Monument in Ottawa, a powerful tribute to Indigenous military heritage and a stunning example of cultural artistry.

Discover the beauty of the Lieutenant Colonel John By Fountain, a historic gem in Ottawa's Byward Market, perfect for relaxation and reflection.

Explore the South African War Memorial in Ottawa, a solemn tribute to heroism and sacrifice set amidst the beauty of Confederation Park.

Discover Confederation Park: Ottawa's Urban Oasis with Scenic Views and Cultural Monuments in the Heart of Canada’s Capital.

Explore the Oscar Peterson Statue in Ottawa, a beautiful tribute to the legendary jazz pianist celebrating Canada's rich musical heritage.

Explore the historic Public Sculpture of Dante in Little Italy, Ottawa – a stunning blend of art and culture in a vibrant neighborhood.

Modern comfort in the heart of Ottawa, steps from Parliament Hill and the ByWard Market. Your ideal base for exploring Canada's capital.

Discover the historic Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site offering year-round recreation from boating and paddling to skating in the heart of Ottawa.

Explore the Central Chambers National Historic Site in Ottawa, a vital piece of Canada's heritage showcasing stunning architecture and rich history.

Explore the Haunted Walk of Ottawa and uncover spine-chilling stories that reveal the eerie past of Canada's capital city.

Explore Canada's rich history and vibrant culture at Confederation Square, a must-visit landmark in the heart of Ottawa.

Explore the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Ottawa, a powerful memorial honoring Canada’s fallen heroes and a key historical landmark in the heart of the capital.

Explore The Flags of Canada, a historical landmark in Ottawa celebrating national pride and the rich cultural diversity of the provinces and territories.

Discover the inspiring Terry Fox Statue in Ottawa, a powerful tribute to hope, courage, and the spirit of perseverance.

Discover the National War Memorial in Ottawa, a striking tribute to Canada's brave soldiers, surrounded by history and beauty.

Explore the historic Rideau Canal in Ottawa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and discover its fascinating history through the iconic Historic Plaque.

Explore the Famous Five Statue in Ottawa, a historical landmark celebrating women's rights and empowerment in Canada, surrounded by vibrant culture and history.

Explore the Valiants Memorial in Ottawa: a heartfelt tribute to the bravery of Canadian soldiers through history, set in a serene and reflective environment.

Discover the Centennial Flame on Parliament Hill, a captivating monument celebrating Canada's unity and history, an essential stop for every Ottawa visitor.

Explore the House of Commons, a symbol of Canadian democracy, and immerse yourself in the legislative heart of Ottawa's vibrant political landscape.

Experience the charm of Ottawa's Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, ideal for year-round recreational activities and scenic views.

A dignified tribute to Canada's first French-Canadian Prime Minister, located on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, offering a glimpse into Canadian history.