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Unlock Ottawa’s Hidden Gems: Enjoy a Weekend of Free Architectural Tours!

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Discover the wonders of Ottawa’s architectural and cultural heritage through the “Doors Open Ottawa,” a fantastic free activity for exploring some of the city’s most iconic buildings and hidden gems. Join the celebration during the first weekend of June, as this event marks its 22nd anniversary.

“Doors Open Ottawa” is an annual event that offers residents and visitors a unique opportunity to experience Ottawa’s rich history and architecture. During this free event, participants can access both live and virtual tours of various significant buildings. The tours might include still photography, detailed descriptions, 3D tours, YouTube videos, and more, giving a comprehensive view of the city’s architectural diversity. This year, the event will take place on June 1 and 2, with a focus on celebrating Ottawa’s vibrant music scene.

Fun Facts

  1. “Doors Open Ottawa” first started in 2002 and has since become the city’s largest heritage and architecture event.
  2. Initially, nearly 80 buildings took part, attracting around 35,000 visitors.
  3. The event includes buildings that are typically not open to the public, offering a rare peek behind the doors of Ottawa’s most intriguing spaces.

Don’t miss this chance to delve into the stories and spaces that define Ottawa. The “Doors Open Ottawa” provides a perfect weekend plan, combining education with entertainment, and best of all, it’s a free activity! Gather your friends and family for a memorable exploration of Canada’s capital on June 1 and 2, 2024.

More information here: https://ottawa.ca/

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