When you are visiting Canada, why miss this place. You'd love to know where and how the Premier of this great nation lives. The entry is free and as abonus you get to see totem poles in addition to the residence of the Premiere, but some of the areas are cordoned off for security reasons.

Then a short drive to Rideau Hall at 1 Sussex Drive- home of the Governor General, to you and me the Queen's representative in Canada. A staggeringly beautiful.building set within a huge wooded-park in a quiet, unassuming but nevertheless high end neighborhood. You do need to book this in advance as although it is free, there is a strict limit... More

Great place to take the family. The most recent and the current Governor Generals have both been very dedicated to making sure this public space is as welcoming as possible. I used to love the greenhouse but the last time I went it was under renovation. May be open now though. The artwork is beautiful too. Also a great destination... More

A worthwhile free attraction. The grounds are beautiful; you could spend a while wandering around. We had a very good guide for the house and learned a number of interesting facts.

grounds are gorgeous, inside the building is full of history, art, well laid out. A must see for every Canadian, winter or summer.

This is is a place that all Canandian can be proud of and reflects our heriatge and connection with our Queen. The tour guide was very knowledgable and the tour was paced well and all questions were answered.

This gorgeous home is the seat of so much incredibly important Canadian history that it's a must-visit for anyone interested in Canada in general, and Ottawa in particular.

The trees dedicated to important people are especially interesting to see; it's a great time and would be beautiful to see during summer.

I have been there many times because I attended ceremonies and award presentations. Lovely gracious rooms and a nice place to be able to visit