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Mont Ste-Marie
Mont Ste-Marie is a ski resort located in Lac Sainte-Marie. It is famous for its excellent snow conditions and diverse terrain, attracting many ski and snowboard enthusiasts. It has 2 peaks equipped with high-speed cable cars and provides multiple ski trails, some with large vertical drops and some with gentle slopes, suitable for skiers of different levels. It is equipped with cable cars and magic carpets to facilitate skiers to easily reach the top of the mountain. For those who need to learn skiing, there is a ski school in the park, and professional ski courses are provided. The content is rich and the types are diverse to meet the needs of different people. The park also provides equipment rental services, and the surrounding facilities are also complete, including catering, accommodation, rest areas, etc., so that visitors can enjoy the fun of skiing while also experiencing convenience and comfort.Lac-Sainte-Marie · 14.2 km from Low
Centre Vorlage
Located in the Gatineau-Ottawa region of Quebec, Centre Vorlage relies on hilly and forested terrain to build a framework for outdoor activities suitable for all ages. In winter, it offers 18 ski trails of varying difficulty and a renovated snow park, suitable for ski enthusiasts of all ages, ensuring that the whole family can enjoy skiing. Hiking enthusiasts can also find fun in the snow scenery. In summer, Centre Vorlage is transformed into a mountain bike learning center, providing skill training and forest exploration opportunities. Visitors can swim in Lake Philippe, challenge the Lasque Cave, or paddle down the river on a paddle board and enjoy multi-dimensional activities on the water. With its natural advantages, Centre Vorlage embeds skiing culture and mountain biking into the changing of seasons - the sound of play in the snow and fog in winter and the turning of gears in the woods in summer together constitute the vibrant footnote of the Gatineau Valley.La Peche · 22.9 km from Low
Parliament Hill
Parliament Hill is located on the south bank of the Ottawa River atParliament Hill, a Gothic Revival architectural complex consisting of the Centre Block, East Block, West Block, and the Library of Parliament. Construction began in 1859 and was largely completed by 1876. A fire in 1916 destroyed the Centre Block, and the rebuilt Peace Tower was completed in 1927 to commemorate Canadians who sacrificed their lives in World War I. The towering clock tower is now a prominent landmark on the Ottawa skyline. The daily Changing of the Guard ceremony and light shows in the summer add a sense of historical depth and modern vitality to this famous Canadian landmark. The Centennial Flame, the open plaza, the towering Peace Tower, the lifelike sculptures, and the Parliament buildings, which are open to the public, attract visitors from all over the world year-round.Ottawa · 52.3 km from Low
Sommet Edelweiss
Sommet Edelweiss is a ski resort in Quebec, Canada, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and diverse ski trails. The resort features a snowboard park designed for snowboarders and freeskiers, with a variety of obstacles and jumps suitable for practicing tricks and showing off. The resort offers the opportunity to ski at night, allowing skiers to experience the fun of skiing under the stars, adding to the unique skiing experience. The resort offers ski lessons, taught by experienced instructors, suitable for learners of all ages and skill levels. The resort has an equipment rental shop, restaurant and lounge area on site, providing visitors with comprehensive services and convenience. Sommet Edelweiss is an ideal ski resort for those who are looking for a relaxing and enjoyable skiing experience. Whether it is a family vacation or a gathering with friends, Sommet Edelweiss provides a warm and vibrant environment for everyone to enjoy the fun of skiing.La Peche · 24.9 km from Low
Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal
Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal is located opposite Place d'Armes in Old Montreal. This Gothic Revival church was started in 1824 and completed in 1829, designed by Irish-American architect James O'Donnell. The exterior of the basilica is solemn and majestic, featuring three towering arches on the facade, with statues of Saint Joseph, the Virgin Mary, and John the Baptist standing above the doors. Two towers, each approx. 60m high, stand on either side. The west tower houses a large bronze bell named "Jean-Baptiste," which was cast in 1848. Stepping inside the church, the first thing that catches the eye is the deep blue vaulted ceiling, inlaid with thousands of golden stars. The altar area is decorated with an intricate blend of blue, purple, red, and gold, making it magnificent and solemn. Hundreds of exquisite wood carvings and religious statues are found throughout. Uniquely, the stained glass windows here do not depict biblical stories but instead showcase the local religious history of Montreal. The church also houses a Casavant pipe organ installed in 1891, containing 7,000 pipes. The interior decoration was led by architect Victor Bourgeau and was inspired by Sainte-Chapelle in Paris. In addition, the basilica features a long-running immersive light experience called "AURA," which uses the entire interior of the church as a canvas, blending the beauty and atmosphere of the architecture through sound, light, and imagery.Canada · Montreal
Old Montreal
Old Montreal is one of the best-preserved historic districts in North America. Founded in 1642 by French settlers along the banks of the St. Lawrence River, it was designated a historic district by Quebec Province in 1964. Cobblestone streets wind through stone buildings dating from the 17th to 19th centuries, where French colonial and Victorian-era architecture stand side by side, making you feel as if you have wandered into an old European city. Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal, Place d'Armes, Place Jacques-Cartier, and Saint-Paul Street West form the core sightseeing axis of the old city, where churches, squares, and ancient streets appear in turn. The Old Port area along the river has been transformed into a waterfront leisure zone, where walking paths, cruise boats, and riverside views blend the historic district with modern vitality. This is also a representative district for experiencing the blend of Montreal's English and French cultures, where the architectural fabric left by the French colonial era coexists with remnants of British municipal-style architecture, creating a neighborhood with a rare combination of historical depth and vibrant local life in a North American city.Canada · Montreal
Camp Fortune
Nestled in the Gatineau Hills, Camp Fortune is a popular destination for ski enthusiasts. Located just a 20-minute drive from Ottawa, it transforms into a paradise for skiers in winter. With over 10 meticulously designed ski runs ranging from gentle green runs to thrilling black diamond runs, paired with modern lifts and a night lighting system, visitors of all levels can enjoy the thrill of speeding through the snow-covered landscape. Families particularly love the magic carpet lifts and children's ski lessons here. When the spring snow melts, the vast mountains and forests transform into an outdoor sports paradise. Hiking trails wind through maple forests, and mountain biking trails challenge your adrenaline. Adventurers can also try the via ferrata to explore unique geological landscapes along the cliffs. As the backyard of Canada's capital region, it is perfect for a family-friendly vacation and serves as a natural sanctuary for city dwellers to escape the hustle and bustle.Chelsea · 39.2 km from Low
Maple Leaf Viewing in Ottawa
The beauty of Ottawa's maple leaves is a precious gift bestowed on the city in autumn. Walking through the streets and alleys of Ottawa, you will find that both the banks of the ancient canal and the quiet park paths are covered with layers of colorful maple leaves. These maple leaves gradually transition from emerald green to golden yellow, orange-red, and finally turn into deep purple-red, just like the paint on the palette. Here, tourists can take a cruise ship to travel on the Rideau Canal. The maple leaves on both sides are as hot as flames, reflected on the sparkling water, and set off the ancient bridges and buildings; or you can choose to hike through the greenway, enjoy the various forms of maple leaves along the way, and feel the wonders of nature.Canada · Ottawa
ByWard Market
ByWard Market dates back to the 1820s, when British military officer John By decided to build a market on George Street in the Lower Town, marking its beginning. This area is a well-established commercial hub along the Ottawa River, making it perfect for a stroll or leisurely shopping. Today, it has evolved beyond a simple farmers' market into a bustling, mixed-use area. During the day, it is a shopping district selling fresh produce, flowers, and handicrafts. At night, it transforms into a dining and entertainment area, with bars and restaurants brightly lit. It blends historical heritage with modern urban vitality, serving as a window into the pulse of Ottawa.Ottawa · 52.1 km from Low
Rideau Canal
The Rideau Canal is an artificial canal that runs through downtown Ottawa. Construction began in the 1820s to create a military supply route away from the border, and it was completed in approx. six years. It runs from Ottawa to Kingston, spanning a total length of approx. 200 km. Dozens of stone locks along the route are still in operation today, and the entire canal is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Thanks to the strategic value provided by this waterway, Ottawa was later chosen as the capital of Canada, and the canal is often regarded as one of the contributors to the capital's success. In summer, you can paddle a canoe along the canal to enjoy the beautiful city scenery. In winter, the ice surface turns into a natural skating rink, where you can skate to get around.Ottawa · 55.5 km from Low
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What travelers say about Low
YoYo_1I8Q7O5OOctober 1, 2026
5.0
Visiting the Canadian Parliament was a great experience. The building's exterior is exquisite with delicate stone carvings, and the interior chambers feature spectacular dome paintings. The guided tours provided clear explanations of federal history, and the free reservation system made it easy to book admission.
Parliament Hill
ABcbe639700October 10, 2025
5.0
Montreal's Notre-Dame Basilica is a pinnacle of North American Gothic architecture. Completed in 1829, this religious landmark, with its twin towers, flying buttresses, and pointed arched portico, evokes the majestic silhouette of a medieval castle. Its deep blue dome is adorned with golden stars, its carved walnut altar is covered in 24-karat gold leaf, and its 7,000-pipe organ and stained glass windows weave sacred music. Witnessing both Celine Dion's wedding and the state funeral of a former Canadian prime minister, its AURA light show, a 45-minute spectacle, juxtaposes 19th-century stonework with digital art, creating a magical space-time experience. From its stained windows in the morning light to its nighttime spectacle of sound and light, this "Little Notre-Dame" remains a timeless landmark where faith and art intertwine.
Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal
GeoffreyuDecember 13, 2025
4.0
It is a great place to go. A lot of shops and museum, the vibe is great and a lot of people to walking along the coast.
Old Montreal
M25***40December 12, 2020
4.0
Byward Market is very interesting. Friends who like to visit the market and see local life should not miss it. There are many things on sale here, fresh and inexpensive. It is very interesting and you can buy a lot of delicious and fun things.
ByWard Market
_TI***dvOctober 12, 2026
5.0
A must see and do if you are in Ottawa. It is very relaxing and peaceful stroll. We are here in the fall and with the colourful leaves, it felt fresh and beautiful scenery.
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