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the south-east of the province of Ontario. It stands on the bank of the Ottawa River.
It is a very beautiful and green city. There are a lot of parks and gardens. In May and June the citizens of Ottawa hold a tulip festival. They plant tulips in the form of ornaments. Every year the Queen of Netherlands sends thousands of tulips bulbs as a present and in memory of her stay in Canada during the Second World War, when she was a small girl.

Ottawa and its national historical monument of Canada.

looks like a castle. It is the best hotel of the capital. It was built in 1912.The Queen of Great Britain stays there when she comes to Ottawa. There is a dancing hall with live music and a restaurant on the ground floor

hill above the Ottawa River.
It is a marvelous architectural complex which is the seat of the Canadian government. It was built in 1860 but was ruined by the fire in 1916. The new building was erected in 1922. Its highest part is known as Peace Tower.

symbol. It was built in the memory of the victims of the World War I. Peace Tower is familiar to the Canadians and people around the world. The House of Commons, the Senate and the Library of Parliament are situated there too.

Gothic style. It is the oldest church in Ottawa. Its main part was ready in 1846. In 1990 this building was included in the list of Canadian national monuments.

rivers in Ottawa are very picturesque. The Rideau River flows into the Ottawa River. It is not navigable because of the numeral rapids. That is why there was built a canal at the beginning of the 19-th century.

chain of beautiful lakes, rivers and locks. Its length is 202 kilometres. It is the oldest water way of artificial origin. It connects Lake Ontario with Canadian’s capital.

falls in the city. Two falls-twins of Rideau are the most famous. They are situated not far from the Old City Hall.

beautiful modern building. Its walls are made of glass. It is the country’s best art museum. European and national art collections contain a lot of masterpieces.

in McLeod Street in the historical building known as Victoria Memorial. It was first opened to public on the first of July 1990.

and one of the largest mints in the Western Hemisphere. It has been producing coins in Ottawa since 1908. The mint also produces commemorative coins. An exhibition of all kinds of coins is on the first floor.

erected in 1969. Concerts, festivals and theatre performances take place in the Centre. In 2006 this building was included in the list of Canadian national monuments.