Ottawa in a Day: Canada’s Capital Tour from Montreal
Tour Overview
Uncover the best of Canada’s capital on this enriching one-day tour! Walk through the iconic Parliament Hill, admire the symbolic Centennial Flame, cruise along the Ottawa River, and visit top cultural landmarks like the Canadian Museum of History. Whether you're a history enthusiast or just seeking a scenic getaway, this trip offers the perfect blend of learning and leisure.
Highlights
- Explore Ottawa’s history, culture, and scenic river views—all in one day!
*Due to change of seasons, traffic conditions, weather, or other unforeseen factors, the itinerary may be adjusted as necessary without prior notice. If you have personal plans or specific arrangements during the trip — especially those requiring booking or payment — please confirm the details with the Concord Tours office before making your reservation to avoid any inconvenience.
* If there are less than 20 registrants, the departure date may be canceled.
Include：
- Tour Leader
- Local guide services
- Bus Transportation
- The compensation fund of Consumer Protection Office
- Taxes
Excluded：
- The personal expense and the meals
- The service fees for the driver and tour leader
- Travel insurance
- The entrance fees of the attractions(optional):
Scheduled Travel Plan
Parliament Hill
Experience the heart of Canadian democracy! Marvel at the Gothic Revival architecture of Canada’s government headquarters, featuring the grand Peace Tower and the ever-burning Centennial Flame, symbolizing unity and strength.
Ottawa River Cruise (2026/05/08-10/11)
Relax aboard a scenic cruise along the Ottawa River, where you’ll witness breathtaking views of both Ontario and Quebec, along with famous landmarks.（Optional $）
Rideau Canal
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic waterway connects Ottawa to Kingston and transforms into the world’s largest natural ice-skating rink in winter.
Governor General’s Residence
Step into Canada’s history at Rideau Hall, home to the Governor General, where official ceremonies and state receptions take place.
Canadian Museum of History (if open)
Explore over 20,000 years of Canadian history, from Indigenous cultures to modern society, housed in a stunning architectural masterpiece along the Ottawa River. （Optional $）
