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City tours, excursions and tickets in Ottawa and surroundings
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Economy roadmap of Canada
External economic relations have also received significant development since the beginning of the two thousandth. Today, Canada is considered one of the most leading trading nations. In terms of foreign trade turnover, it ranks seventh. Her main economic and trade partner is the United States of America. Annually, there is an exchange of goods and services for the sum of over one and a half billion Canadian dollars between the two States. The service sector accounts for about 70% of the total GDP. In retail trade, is employed more than 10% of the total working population of the state. It is worth noting that in Canada, small commercial establishments have not received much development and most retail outlets are housed together in large shopping centers, including underground ones. Also, the most developed sphere of services is education and health care, as well as business services. … Open
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Ottawa sightseeing
This is a surprisingly quiet and beautiful city despite the fact that such peaceful atmosphere is not typical for large metropolitan regions. Here you will find many spacious forests, city streets are decorated with colorful flower beds, and you can see small cottages of various styles and forms simply everywhere. The city's name can be translated as "exchange". The reason for this is in the fact that several … Open

Cultural excursion through Ottawa - things to see
The basilica features unique interior design. Its hall is decorated with ingenious fresco paintings and wood carvings, bright stained glass artworks and plenty of religious artifacts. A significant historical monument is the Peace Tower. The height of the tower is about 300 feet. The monument is commemorating city residents who died in the World War I. The tower houses the Memorial Chamber on the first floor. The … Open

Attractions and active leisure
Ottawa presents a good choice of places to rest, recreate and entertain fitting every taste and budget. Eco tourism fans should necessarily visit a local tree nursery named Arboretum. In order to spend a nice day in the open air and enjoy scenic nature sights tourists should not leave the city. A scenic nature nook featuring numerous plants is located right in the heart of Ottawa. The Arboretum tree nursery will be a … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants
The Pelican Grill restaurant specializes in cooking sea foods and delicacies. Among house specialities regular customers give preference to shellfish soup with bacon and to mussels under special sauce. Even though the eating house presents numerous dainty delicacies on the menu, the Pelican Grill restaurant features a rather affordable pricing. Vegetarian diet followers will love the ZenKitchen restaurant offering … Open

Traditions and mentality of Ottawa
Ottawa id a scale modern city featuring unique culture, traditions and customs. Local folks are rather cordial and amicable towards foreign guests. Such an attitude is a result of multinationlaity of the local folks there. The city of Ottawa is home to immigrants from many countries of the globe including Portugal, Italy, China, Germany, Ukraine and others that is why foreign tourists will feel rather cozy and … Open

Travel guide to Ottawa
No less attractive Gothic monument is the Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica built in the middle of the 19th century on the site of a dilapidated wooden church. Today this cathedral is the oldest in the city, a few years ago it was recognized as a historic monument of national importance. The main feature of the building is two high spiers subsequently attached to the building in the late 19th century. An … Open
