Lansdowne Park, Ottawa Travel Guide
Explore Lansdowne Park, Ottawa's cultural and recreational gem, featuring ice skating, dining, and year-round community events.
Lansdowne Park is a vibrant multifaceted venue in Ottawa, perfect for outdoor activities, ice skating, and enjoying local events. Discover its lively atmosphere, unique restaurants, and community spirit during your visit.
A brief summary to Lansdowne Park
- 1525 Princess Patricia Way, Ottawa, The Glebe, Ontario, K1S 5J3, CA
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- Monday 6 am-11 pm
- Tuesday 6 am-11 pm
- Wednesday 6 am-11 pm
- Thursday 6 am-11 pm
- Friday 6 am-11 pm
- Saturday 6 am-11 pm
- Sunday 6 am-11 pm
Know before you go
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- Visit during the weekends for lively markets and events that showcase local artists and vendors.
- Check the weather before planning your ice skating outing; the rink is weather-dependent in winter.
- Explore the restaurants early in the day to avoid long waits during peak dining hours.
- Bring your camera; the picturesque setting is perfect for capturing memorable moments.
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Getting There
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Walking
If you are in the Glebe, head towards Bank Street, which is the main thoroughfare. Walk north on Bank Street until you reach the intersection with Queen Elizabeth Driveway. Turn left onto Queen Elizabeth Driveway, which will lead you directly towards Lansdowne Park. Continue along the pathway, and you will soon see the park entrance at 1525 Princess Patricia Way. This walk should take approximately 10-15 minutes depending on your starting point in Glebe.
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Public Transit (OC Transpo)
For those who may be further away in Glebe, consider taking the OC Transpo bus. Look for routes that serve Bank Street, such as the 1 or 7 buses. Board the bus heading towards the downtown area and get off at the 'Bank at Sunnyside' stop. From there, walk north on Bank Street until you reach Queen Elizabeth Driveway, then turn left and follow the pathway to Lansdowne Park. A single adult fare is $3.75 CAD, and you can pay using a Presto card or cash. Make sure to check the bus schedules for timings.
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Biking
If you prefer cycling, Glebe has bike lanes along some streets. Rent a bike from a nearby rental shop if you don't have your own. Head towards Bank Street, then ride north until you reach Queen Elizabeth Driveway. Follow the bike path along the driveway, which will take you straight to the entrance of Lansdowne Park at 1525 Princess Patricia Way. This route is scenic and should take around 10 minutes, depending on your speed.
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