| Museum |
Image |
Location |
Type |
Notes |
Ref |
| Atrium Gallery |
 |
Centrepointe |
Art |
Works of local and regional artists, owned and operated by the City of Ottawa |
[9] |
| Bank of Canada Museum |
 |
Centretown |
Currency |
National Currency Collection |
[10] |
| Billings Estate Museum |
 |
Alta Vista |
History |
Historic house from 1828 home of early settler, costumed guides discuss city and region's history |
[11] |
| Bytown Museum |
 |
Centretown |
History |
City's early history and building of the Rideau Canal |
[12] |
| Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa Museum |
 |
Centretown |
Military |
Regimental history and artefacts, located in Cartier Square Drill Hall |
[13] |
| Canada Council for the Arts |
|
Centretown |
Art |
A Crown Corporation established in 1957 to act as an arts council of the government |
[14] |
| Canadian Photography Institute |
 |
Lower Town |
Art |
Part of the National Gallery |
[15] |
| Carleton County Gaol |
 |
Centretown |
Prison |
Site of the last state execution in Canada. Jail tours and hostel |
[16] |
| Carleton University Art Gallery |
 |
Old South |
Art |
Gallery at Carleton University |
[17] |
| Centrepointe Theatre Gallery |
 |
Centrepointe |
Art |
Works of local and regional artists, operated by the City of Ottawa |
[18] |
| City of Ottawa Art Galleries |
 |
Centretown |
Art |
Art galleries owned and operated by the City of Ottawa |
[19] |
| Cube Galley |
|
Wellington West |
Art |
Art Gallery featuring local artists |
[20] |
| Cumberland Heritage Village Museum |
 |
Cumberland |
Living |
1920–1930s rural village |
[21] |
| Diefenbunker Museum |
 |
Carp |
Military |
Cold War bunker for the Canadian government |
[22] |
| Dominion Arboretum |
 |
Experimental Farm |
Nature |
Begun in 1889, the Arboretum covers about 26 hectares (64 acres) of land |
[23] |
| Fairfields Heritage House |
|
Richmond |
History |
A 19th century Gothic Revival farm house |
[24] |
| Foyer Gallery |
|
Tanglewood |
Art |
Artist-run gallery for regional art, located in the Nepean Sportsplex |
[25] |
| Gallery 101 |
|
Centretown |
Art |
Artist-run contemporary art centre |
[26] |
| Goulbourn Museum |
|
Stittsville |
History |
19th and 20th century rural township life |
[27] |
| Governor General's Foot Guards Regimental Museum |
 |
Centretown |
Military |
History of the regiment |
[28] |
| Kanata Civic Art Gallery |
|
Kanata |
Art |
The gallery exhibits and promotes original works of art |
[29] |
| Karsh-Masson Gallery |
 |
Centretown |
Art |
One of the City Hall art galleries |
[30] |
| L. A. Pai Gallery |
|
Centretown |
Art |
Sculptural arts and contemporary jewelry |
[31] |
| Laurier House National Historic Site |
 |
Centretown |
History |
Home of two prime ministers |
[32] |
| Lee Matasi Gallery |
 |
ByWard Market |
Art |
An Ottawa School of Art Gallery |
[33] |
| Library and Archives Canada |
 |
Centretown |
History |
Exhibits from its collections |
[34] |
| Mackenzie King Estate |
 |
Kingsmere |
History |
Interactive exhibits and guided tours of faithfully restored artifacts, are open to visitors |
[35] |
| Museum of Classical Antiquities |
 |
Sandy Hill |
History |
Museum at Department of Classics and Religious Studies of the University of Ottawa |
[36] |
| Nepean Fine Arts League Gallery |
|
Nepean |
Art |
Artist-run gallery |
[37] |
| Nepean Museum |
 |
City View |
History |
Makes accessible and communicates the former municipality of Nepean's history |
[38] |
| Osgoode Township Museum |
|
Vernon |
History |
Archival material and artifacts reflect the history of the Township of Osgoode |
[39] |
| Orange Art Gallery |
|
Centretown West |
Art |
Contemporary art |
[40] |
| Ottawa Art Gallery |
 |
Centretown |
Art |
Contemporary and 20th-century art |
[41] |
| Ottawa Jewish Archives |
|
Highland Park |
History |
A collective memory of the Jewish community of Ottawa and National Capital Region |
[42] |
| Ottawa Room |
 |
Centretown |
History |
Ottawa’s written heritage for researchers and for residents with a passion for local history |
[43] |
| Ottawa School of Art Galleries |
 |
ByWard Market |
Art |
A wide variety of contemporary art as well as openings, artist talks, and events |
[44] |
| Ottawa Sport Hall of Fame |
 |
Kanata |
Sports |
Located in the Canadian Tire Centre |
[45] |
| Parliament of Canada |
 |
Centretown |
History |
Tours, displays, exhibits |
[46] |
| Pinhey's Point Historic Site |
 |
Dunrobin |
History |
19th century estate home, park, and living museum |
[47] |
| Rideau Hall |
 |
Rockcliffe Park |
History |
Tours of the official residence of the Governor General of Canada |
[48] |
| Royal Canadian Mint |
 |
Lower Town |
Currency |
Interactive guided tours of the Mint's headquarters, founded in 1908 |
[49] |
| SAW Gallery |
|
Centretown |
Art |
Artist-run gallery |
[50] |
| Shenkman Arts Centre |
|
Orleans |
Art |
Works of local and regional artists, the Dust Evans Gallery of the Gloucester Pottery School, and the Ottawa School of Art Orléans Campus Gallery |
[51] |
| Swords and Ploughshares Museum |
 |
Kars |
Military |
Focus is the Citizen Soldier (the Militiaman and Reservist) at peace and at war, features many military trucks and vehicles |
[52] |
| Symmes National Historic Site of Canada |
 |
Aylmer |
History |
The Symmes Inn Museum is a catalyst for promoting local and regional history |
[53] |
| Vanier Museopark |
|
Vanier |
History |
History of Vanier and the Francophone heritage of Ottawa |
[54] |
| Watson's Mill |
 |
Manotick |
History |
19th century flour grist mill |
[55] |
| Workers' History Museum |
|
Centretown |
History |
Workers’ history and heritage, in the National Capital Region and Ottawa Valley |
[56] |