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Garden of the Provinces
These aptly named gardens commemorate the Confederation of Canada's ten provinces as well as the territories. The gardens feature flags, bronze plaques, a fountain and two historic chuches. Located across from the National Library and National Archives. Open daily, 24 hours.
Address: Wellington Street at Bay Street Ottawa ON
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Colonel By Statue
Located in the middle of Major's Hill Park, this statue commemorates Colonel By, an engineer who was responsible for building the Rideau Canal. By’s residence was located on the site of what is now the park and the park was originally named after By when it was established in 1874.
Address: Mafor's Hill Park Ottawa ON
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Peacekeeping Monument
The Peacekeeping Monument was built to honour the thousands of Canadians who have served in the United Nations Peacekeeping Forces. Over 80,000 Canadians have travelled all over the world to dangerous regions in attempt to keep order and restore peace.
Address: Across from Major's Hill Park Ottawa ON
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Located in Confederation Square, The National War Memorial stands proud in Ottawa's downtown. Standing 21 metres, it represents all the Canadians who served their country. The memorial, made of granite and featuring bronze figures of Peace and Freedom, is impressive.
Address: Confederation Square, downtown Ottawa Ottawa ON
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Located in the Victoria School Museum, the Canada Veteran's Hall of Valour memorializes and honour Canada's war veterans and peacekeepers. Visitors will find portraits and mini-biographies of hundreds of Canadian service men and women who have served all over the world.
Address: 267 Edmund Street (Victoria School Museum) Carleton Place ON K7C 3E8
 Send an Email  1 613 253-1911
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