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Free public skating at Rideau Hall's refrigerated historic rink, established 1872. Restored heritage Winter Pavilion. We…
Fun for the whole family at historic Watson's Mill! Tours, scavenger hunt, games, crafts, horse & wagon rides, and final…
90-minute haunted heritage walking tour sharing tales and legends of the unexplained in historic Stittsville. Enter a ho…
A 900+ capacity mid-size concert venue inside a heritage former high school on Bronson Avenue, programming rock, country, folk, and electronica touring acts.
An 800-seat 1912 Romanesque Byzantine heritage building on Lisgar Street, operated as Carleton University's downtown arts centre since 2018 — known for exceptional acoustics.
A pub set in a heritage stone schoolhouse in Carp, specializing in craft beer and local food — with live music on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
NCC-managed 231-hectare heritage estate in Gatineau Park — country home of Canada's 10th Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King. Federal heritage buildings, gardens, and ruins. Free admission.
A small waterfall on Chemin du Mill near Wakefield village — short, free loop walk passing the 19th century McLaren Cemetery viewpoint. Separate destination from La Muse mill.
A heritage brewpub inside the 1842 Thompson-Perkins Mill at LeBreton Flats — Ottawa's oldest surviving stone mill, with on-site-only specialty beers, brewery tours, and live music.
Ottawa's first Irish pub, established 1975 — serving Old Ottawa South for nearly 50 years with Ashton Brewing craft ales, weekend live music, and a pet-friendly patio.
An oyster bar and tavern on Wellington West — popping quarts since 1934, shucking oysters since 2013. Thursday $2 oysters + live music with Shawn Tavenier.
The iconic 1915 red covered bridge in Wakefield — pedestrian-only, rebuilt by volunteers after a 1984 fire. The most photographed landmark in the Outaouais.
A guide to the truly worthwhile things to do in Gatineau — Canada's national history museum, the only casino in the National Capital Region, North America's largest spa, and the heritage estate of Canada's longest-serving Prime Minister. Curated for Ottawa locals and visitors.
A 35-minute drive north of Ottawa on the Gatineau River, Wakefield is the heritage village where Arcade Fire and Feist played in their early days at the Black Sheep Inn — soft-reopened in September 2025 — alongside the iconic 1915 covered bridge, a sourdough bakery in business since 2005, and a short waterfall walk.
