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Our new Virtual Tour is available here

We will be holding a Prospective Parents Evening (for parents of 2024 candidates only) on  Thursday, 5th October 2023  and a Tea and Tour for for Prospective Candidates (the boys) on  Tuesday, 3rd October 2023 .  Further details will be available from the Director of Admissions.

A Year in the Life of Sussex House

Michaelmas Term

New Parents’ Evening Ballroom Concert French trips (IVth form) Calshot Activity Weekend for Vth form Requiem at St Mary Magdalene Church, Little Venice Prospective Pupils’ Tea Prospective Parents’ Evening with performances by boys Ballroom Concert IVth Form Parents’ Evening Carol Singing at The Dorchester Hotel Christmas Party and Fair in aid of the Arts and Sports Fund and Asra Hawariat School Christmas Lunches Carol Service at St. Simon Zelotes Church Old Cadogans’ Reunion (biannual)

Junior and Senior House Football Matches Founder’s Day Service at St. Simon Zelotes Church Junior and Senior Poetry Competitions Open Day Exhibition Ski-ing Trip British Team Fencing Championships Junior and Senior Cross-Country at Battersea Park Vth Form Parents’ Evening Divertissement in the Ballroom 1st XI Football v Parents Swimming Gala Drama in the Ballroom Ballroom Concert Chess Competition Lenten Service at St. Simon Zelotes Church

Summer term

IVth Form French Trip IIIrd Form Parents’ Evening Sussex House Singers and Soloists Concert at St. Mary Magdalene Church Ballroom Concert Junior Drama in the Ballroom The May Dinner for VIth Form Parents and Boys, with Boys’ Performances IInd Form Parents’ Evening Athletics Finals at Battersea Park VIth Form Activity Week Trip Cricket Tour to Suffolk School Fencing Finals in the Ballroom Expeditions Day Leavers’ Party 1st XI Cricket v Parents Summer Concert and Auction at Cadogan Hall in aid of the Arts and Sports Fund Choral Evensong at St. Simon Zelotes Church Speech Day and Prize Giving at St. John’s Smith Square

Football matches against other London prep schools are played every week in the Michaelmas and Lent term. Last year over 100 football matches were played in the Michaelmas term alone. In the summer term the boys partake in many cricket matches and tournaments. The fencing team compete in tournaments throughout the school year.

Each Form has Field and Theatre Trips throughout the year.

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Our self-guided tours will allow you to visit the University of Sussex campus alone or with others, so you can get a taste of life at Sussex on a time and day that suits you. Through the app you will be guided around our campus on an audio tour. The tour is voiced by our very own students.  We hope you enjoy our campus in a safe manner and at your own leisure. The self-guided tour is an audio tour delivered through this app guiding you along the campus pathways outside of the buildings. For your first stop we would recommend finding Sussex House, University of Sussex, to locate your start point. You are encouraged to start at Sussex House (outside) and follow a circular outside route of the campus. Accessibility The route will flow on the accessible pathways within campus. Our self-guided route takes in our campus whilst admiring the building from the outside. Should you need refreshments or the toilet there will be a stopping point in Bramber House, located on the centre of campus. There is a dedicated disabled toilet located on the ground floor of Bramber House. This route has been tested and should be accessible for wheelchair users and those requiring ease of access. If, however, you notice anything that could be improved please do contact, [email protected] The audio script has also been added to the notes section of each tour point. Question, please email any queries [email protected], +44 (0)1273 876787 (Monday - Friday, 9am-5pm). This app makes use of GPS to show you places of interest close to your current location. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

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Virtual Kew

Escape to kew gardens and wakehurst from your sofa..

If you can't get to the gardens, let us bring the gardens to you. 

Travel to the tropics, the desert and the mountains without leaving the house with our seasonal footage and a sneak peek at our glasshouses across Kew and Wakehurst.

These links will take you to our YouTube channel, where there's more to explore.

Explore Kew on Google Arts & Culture

Visit our fascinating online exhibition on Google Arts & Culture as part of the Gardens United project which brings together over 50 UK gardens in one brilliant botanic virtual hub.

Step into the glasshouses

360° tour of Temperate House

Click and scroll around our 360° virtual tour of the  Temperate House , with your personal guide Kew Botanical Horticulturist David Cook.

Virtual tour: Inside the Palm House

Our expert Solène Dequiret shows us the magic of blooms throughout the Palm House in this behind-the-scenes tour whilst the Gardens are closed.

Walk through 10 climates

In the  Princess of Wales Conservatory , you can wander from the tropics to the desert. 

Growing our tropical plants

Go behind the scenes and see where these fantastic plants are grown.

Where our trees are born

Our trees start their life in our brand new state-of-the-art Arboretum Nursery; the first one that visitors will be able to see for themselves. 

Explore our gardens

Slow TV: Spring at Kew

Immerse yourself in the beauty of spring with the fourth episode of our seasonal Slow TV series.

Slow TV: Winter at Kew

Experience a tranquil winter wonderland in our Gardens with the third episode of our Slow TV series.

Slow TV: Autumn at Kew

Enjoy a relaxing autumn at Kew with the second episode of our Slow TV series ‘Slow down with Kew’.

Slow TV: Summer at Kew

Sit back, relax and experience summer at Kew with this 2 hour Ultra HD episode of our new Slow TV series ‘Slow down with Kew’.

Our living collection

The plants that we grow and nurture at Kew is at the heart of all we do.

Weird and wonderful plants

The Gardens are home to 60,000 weird and wonderful plants. How many can you spot on your visit? 

Kew with a view

See what the birds see in our drone footage over Kew Gardens; a once-in-a-lifetime glimpse of the Gardens whilst closed.

Our beautiful roses

Hundreds of roses burst into bloom behind the Palm House every summer. 

Rainbow of flowers

Spanning 320 metres with 30,000 plants, our  Great Broad Walk Borders  are bursting with colour and fragrances.

Bees at Kew

A little throwback to when we spoke to Kew's beekeeper about how we keep our pollinators happy.

Creating a prairie from scratch

Ever wanted to know how our science and gardens come together? This is how we have started to build our  American Prairie . 

Bluebell beauty

It’s bluebell season! So sit back, relax and enjoy the bluebell show. Swathes of these beautiful flowers carpet the woodland floors in our  Natural Area .

Our special waterlilies

The  Waterlily House  is a little jewel in our crown. We remove the plants every year to make sure that, by summer, you can feast your eyes on our collection.

Kew in bloom

Whilst our gates are closed, our Gardens keep growing.

A burst of colour

Designed to be the perfect spot of colour throughout the year, Wakehurst's  Winter Garden  looks great right now.

The impressive Hive

The secret world of bees is brought to life in our striking installation,  The Hive .

Dancing bees and secret colours

Did you know that bees can dance? Find some fascinating facts about our pollinator friends.

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Creating an indoor jungle

Learn how to multiply common houseplants at home with our expert horticulturist, Eli Biondi.

Virtual tour: The Marianne North Gallery

Discover the hidden secrets of the Marianne North Gallery. 

An arboriculturalist at work

Our arboriculturalists look after our 14,000-strong Arboretum . Kevin is a core team member, keeping a watchful eye on our trees.

How we make honey at Kew Gardens

We’ve got a handful of hives in the Gardens. Find out how we look after them, check the bees are healthy, and produce delicious honey.

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Colombia's hidden plants

Colombia's forests have opened up for the first time, revealing an incredible diversity of plants and fungi. Our experts travelled to Boyaca to find new species and shot this film on their phones. 

Growing unusual crops

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23 of the Best 3D Virtual Tours of British Museums, Castles, Churches, & Stately Homes

It's a great time to be alive! In the past, those who couldn't travel were forced to content themselves with nothing more than books and the occasional (but relatively rare) glimpse of places on television. Today, we have an almost incomprehensible amount of information at our fingertips, including a surprising number of immersive 3D tours.

For those who can't travel – which is pretty much all of us right now – we've pulled together some of Britain's best virtual tours. You can visit them on smartphones, tablets, or regular computers, but we recommend using a laptop or desktop computer for a better viewing experience. If you have a VR headset and it doesn't make you completely sick to use it, that will give you an even more immersive experience.

So, without further ado, let's look at those tours…

Castles & Stately Homes

Hever castle.

Location : Hever, Kent (about 30 miles southeast of London)

Hever Castle was the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, and today it's a tourist attraction, hotel, and wedding venue. It's also been used as a filming location for productions like The Princess Bride , The Great (upcoming), Inkheart , The Darling Buds of May , Lady Jane , King Ralph , and Secrets of the Six Wives (with Dr. Lucy Worsley).

Visit the 3D tour HERE | Website

Dundas Castle

Location : Dalmeny, West Lothian, Scotland

This Scottish Castle is a castle wedding and events venue, and it occasionally plays host to TV and film crews. If you remember the 2000 film, The Little Vampire , that one was set at Dundas Castle. 

Visit the 3D tour HERE | Dundas Castle

Achnagairn Castle

Location : Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland

Achnagairn Castle is not far from Inverness, and it's one of the top wedding venues in the entirety of the UK. 

It's also worth noting that this particular tour is a Google Maps tour rather than a Matterport tour. It's still fun, but not of the same quality you'd get with a Matterport tour.

Warwick Castle

Location : Warwick, Warwickshire, England

This medieval castle was originally built by William the Conqueror around 1068, and it sits on the banks of the River Avon. Originally a wooden motte-and-bailey structure, it was rebuilt in stone during the 12th century.

It's also been used as a filming location for The Virgin Queen and a number of smaller productions.

Elmore Court Mansion

Location : Elmore, Gloucestershire, England

This Grade II listed mansion dates back to sometime between 1564 and 1588, and it enjoys views out over the Cotswolds and the River Severn. Today, it offers a slightly less stuffy space for weddings and events. 

Anne of Cleves House

Location : Lewes, East Sussex, England

This East Sussex building was owned by Henry VIII's fourth wife, Anne of Cleves, and it now serves as a historic site and Tudor museum. Interestingly, she never actually visited the property. It was part of her annulment settlement in 1541.

Visit the 3D tour HERE

Nymans House

Location : Handcross, West Sussex, England

Nymans is a National Trust property in West Sussex, and it's best known for its gardens. It was once home to Anne Messel, mother of Princess Margaret's husband, Lord Snowden (formerly Anthony Armstrong Jones). 

This virtual tour takes you on a tour of the house.

Lewes Castle

Originally called Bray Castle, this 1000-year-old Norman castle offers views across Sussex. It's managed by the Sussex Archaeological Society, and they are a charity ( you can support them HERE ). These days, the site offers tours and activities, and it's also a wedding venue. 

3D Museum Tours

Oxford museum of natural history.

Location : Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

I love this Matterport tour, but the only major downside is that it's a bit old, and it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of some of the more recent ones (like the bullseye symbols that let you zoom in on signs or small items). It's still very much worth a view, though, particularly if you can't make it to the museum or you ARE headed to the museum but your time is limited and you want to get the lay of the land.

Pitt Rivers Museum

Location : Oxford, Oxfordshire (only accessible via the Oxford Museum of Natural History)

Part of the University of Oxford, this museum houses the archaeological and anthropological artifacts from their collection. 

View the 3D tour HERE

Bristol Museum & Art Gallery

Location : Bristol, England

This museum features a treasure trove of archaeological artifacts, art, (including some by famed local Banksy), and even a Romany caravan.

Sigmund Freud Museum

Location : London, England

Sigmund Freud's London home has been transformed into a museum of his life and work. Sadly, the images aren't of a high enough quality that you can always read all signs, but it's better than nothing when you're not able to physically visit.

Bletchley Park National Museum of Computing

Location : Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England

Whether you're a WWII buff, an amateur codebreaker, or just someone who enjoyed The Bletchley Circle , you'll enjoy this virtual tour of the computer museum now housed at Bletchley Park.

Charles Dickens Museum

From 25 March 1837 to December 1839, Charles Dickens lived in a Georgian terrace house at 48 Doughty Street in Holborn, London Borough of Camden. Today, it's a museum celebrating the beloved Brit's life and work. 

Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum

Location : Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland

This museum gives you a chance to take a look at Andrew Carnegie's life and rise from rags to riches. Though Carnegie's actual birthplace is a tiny cottage adjacent to the museum, the museum is a lovely hall built by his wife in 1928. 

Fun fact: Andrew Carnegie is believed to have been a strong influence on the character of Scrooge McDuck (currently voice by David Tennant ).

3D Tours of Religious Sites

Salisbury cathedral.

This massive Anglican cathedral in Wiltshire is regarded as one of the leading examples of Early English architecture. It's also home to Britain's tallest spire and the best preserved Magna Carta. 

If you're a bird lover, you can also check out their nesting peregrines HERE . 

Location : Salisbury, Wiltshire, England | Website

Saint Leonard's Church, Streatham

One of the creepier tours on the list, I highly recommend going down to the crypt. Due to some fires, the majority of the church looks quite new. The crypt, however, is old and creepy and everything you'd hope for in a crypt.

Location : Lambeth, London, England | Website

Michelham Priory & Gatehouse

Home to the country's largest medieval, water-filled moat, this former priory has 800 years of history – including use as an evacuee shelter during WWII. Today, it serves as a museum and historic site for all to enjoy. They survive on admission fees and charitable donations, so if you feel so inclined, you can make a donation to the site's preservation HERE . 

Location : Upper Dicker, East Sussex, England

Visit the 3D tour HERE | Visit the Gatehouse tour HERE | Visit the Barn tour HERE | Website

Newstead Abbey

Location : Newstead Village, Nottinghamshire, England

Best known as the ancestral home of Lord Byron, this site was formerly and Augustinian priory. Today, they offer weddings, group visits, corporate hire, and educational trips. 

Westminster Abbey

Perhaps the most famous religious site in England, Westminster Abbey is available to tour on Google Street View. Unlike the usual spotty tours with just a few images and tourists scattered everywhere, they prepared for this and brought in professionals, resulting in a high-quality virtual tour. 

3d Tours of Other British Attractions & Historic Sites

Fishbourne palace.

Location : Fishbourne, West Sussex, England

Fishbourne Palace was the largest residential Roman building discovered in Britain, and also one of the oldest. It was built somewhere around 75 AD, roughly 30 years after the Roman conquest of Britain.

Nature Discovery Centre

Location : Thatcham, Berkshire, England

Though most 3D walkthroughs focus on indoor locations, this one takes you to a nature centre positioned on Thatcham Lake, a flooded gravel quarry. 

The Old Ship Hotel Cellar

Location : Brighton, East Sussex, England

The Old Ship Hotel is a historic hotel in Brighton, England. It's the oldest hotel in Brighton, believed to have been built in 1559, and it contains the Old Ship Assembly Rooms. In the 1700s, they hosted card evenings on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and the hotel has played host to people like Niccolo Paganini and Charles Dickens.

Unfortunately, the tour below only covers the cellars – which now serve as a cocktail bar (Brighton's ONLY underground cocktail bar, in fact). You can also rent the venue.

What's Your Favourite Virtual Tour in England, Scotland or Wales?

Feel free to share your favourites in the comments. We'll definitely be adding more virtual tours to this list as we find them.

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10 virtual tours of spectacular buildings around the world

Mughal palaces, Egyptian tombs and modernist masterpieces can be experienced in VR tours that depart from your sofa

W hile our lives have mostly shrunk to our own four walls – besides the sneak peek of others’ homes glimpsed via Zoom – we can still step into other worlds virtually. Stately homes and fortresses, from Blenheim Palace to Bran Castle (of Dracula fame) have opened digital portals allowing anyone with a laptop the chance to snoop around, without getting off the sofa. Here are 10 of my favourite colourful buildings from the vast eclectic trove online.

Mosque-Madrassa of Sultan Barquq, Cairo

Four vaulted stone halls, or iwan s, open on to an eerily empty courtyard with an intricate domed fountain in the middle. The ceiling of the cavernous qibla iwan on the prayer-ward eastern side is carved with geometric motifs and gilded like illuminations from an ancient Qur’an. Sultan Barquq’s 14th-century complex, with its marble mosaics, monumental bronze doors and elaborately carved minarets, is a masterpiece of Cairo’s Mamluk architecture. Egypt’s tourism ministry has opened other virtual sites, including the tomb of Queen Meresankh III, encouraging digital travel with the hashtag #ExperienceEgyptFromHome . mymatterport.com

Anne of Cleves House, East Sussex

Henry VIII gave this timber-framed mansion in Lewes, and other properties, to Anne of Cleves after their divorce in 1540. The tour starts in the garden, among foxgloves and delphiniums under a spreading medlar tree. It then glides, ghost-like, into the well-worn Tudor kitchen and up the steep staircase to a high-beamed bedroom and carved four-poster bed. This classic late medieval hall house, “modernised” a century or so later, has local history galleries with antique grandfather clocks and lots of Wealden iron. Elsewhere, Sussex Archaeological Society has created several virtual tours of their attractions, including the Roman Fishbourne Palace . 3d mediasolutions.co.uk

Palace of Versailles, Paris

“Hey guys, what’s up?” says narrator Jean Philippe N’Djoli, inviting us into Versailles. A short, playful video introduces the palace’s immersive 2019 Google virtual reality app, which offers hi-tech tours of the opera house, king’s bedroom and more. Click the little yellow person and find yourself transported into the gleaming Hall of Mirrors, its baroque painted ceiling celebrating Louis XIV and 357 luxurious mirrors reflecting 73m of gilded bronze and crystal. Head through the endless corridors to zoom in on art by Veronese or Jacques Louis David, royal statues and trompe-l’oeil murals. Or whiz round the lakes and fountains in the sculpture-filled gardens, using Google maps to explore miles of maze-like groves and lakeside topiary. artsandculture.google.com

City Palace, Jaipur, India

In 2019, Jaipur’s youthful maharaja, polo player Padmanabh Singh, put a room in his palace on to Airbnb (priced about £6,000 a night, the proceeds going to charity). The suite and its private pool don’t feature in this polished palatial tour, but the virtually accessible parts of the palace are a huge showcase for Jaipur’s sunset-coloured sandstone and graceful Mughal architecture.

The City Palace was built in the 1720s and 1730s by Padmanabh’s distant predecessor Jai Singh II, who founded modern Jaipur and built observatories in several Indian cities. The many-columned Diwan-e-Khas (private audience hall) has painted walls, serrated arches, marble floors and the world’s biggest silver pots, made by one of the maharajas to take 8,000 litres of Ganges water with him on a visit to Britain in 1902. outsitevr.com

Golestan Palace, Iran

The Qajar dynasty, who ruled the Persian empire from around 1785-1925, chose Tehran as the imperial capital and commissioned some impressive architecture for the city. The walled Golestan complex is one of Tehran’s oldest palaces (the mirrored decor is largely 19th century) and the Unesco World Heritage listing describes it as an inspirational “example of an east-west synthesis” in art and architecture.

The virtual access is slightly awkward (click the white arrows to jump to another 360-degree panorama), but how many of us will visit the real thing? Start by the pond in the flowery gardens (Golestan roughly translates as “Roseland”) and zoom in on the colourful tiled facade. In the Brilliant Hall, swivel up and look at the ceiling, and in the Talar e Salam swivel down as well to admire the mosaic floor. 360cities.net

Casa Batlló, Barcelona

With slim, bone-shaped columns and skull-like masks over the balconies, locals call it the House of Bones. This fantastical mansion, designed by Antoni Gaudí in 1904, has a coral reef-coloured facade and undulating, iridescent-scaled roof. The wood-floored interior is both livable house and modernist seascape, full of organically curving walls, blue tiles and stained glass. If navigating the spiral stairs all the way up to the ripple-windowed loft or panoramic rooftop is too much like hard work, you can skip straight there by clicking on Attic or Terrace. casabatllo.es

Taliesin, Wisconsin, US

Half a century of pioneering architecture is encapsulated in this enjoyably reverential guided tour of Frank Lloyd Wright’s 242-hectare estate. No other landscape “cradles you as do these south-western Wisconsin hills”, wrote the architect in 1932. In the studio, a photo of Wright at his desk gets superimposed on the present-day space, and drawings of his famous buildings, from Fallingwater to the Guggenheim Museum , are ranged on drafting tables. The tour (blissfully unconcerned with a recent funding row that led the on-site school of architecture to relocate last summer) takes virtual visitors through living room and loggia, out into the Hillside Assembly Hall, built from rough local sandstone and oak, with supporting columns that leave the big windows free to frame the views. tourdeforce360.com

Dominion Tower, Moscow

When Zaha Hadid won the RIBA Royal Gold Medal in 2016, less than two months before she died, fellow architect Peter Cook said she shared “a sense of vigour” with the Russian Suprematists and Constructivists she admired. She designed curvaceous, futuristic buildings all over the world, from the Guangzhou Opera House to the London Aquatics Centre used in the 2012 Olympics. You can see several of them via Google .

The relatively modest Dominion Tower opened in a mostly residential area of Moscow in 2015 and has characteristically playful geometry. Photos for the 3D modelling were taken at night, so the building’s airy use of natural light is absent, but this virtual access captures the staggered levels and looping, monochrome staircases. Outside the plateglass windows, Moscow’s ever-spreading cityscape glows in the dark. matterport.com

Castle in Love with the Wind, Ravadinovo, Bulgaria

In 1996, controversial Bulgarian businessman and wrestler Georgi Tumpalov drew a cross with his spade on a patch of ground about four miles west of the seaside town of Sozopol, on the Black Sea coast – the start of decades of work creating his fairytale, faux-medieval palace, AKA Castle in Love with the Wind. The garden tour gives us ponds and palm trees, creeper-covered turrets and plenty of Bulgarian sunshine. Hover over “What to See?” and click on each of the kitschy 360-degree interiors. There’s no zooming in on renaissance portraits here; just a twirling fantasia of stained glass, tarnished bronze and crimson velvet, to a soundtrack of birdsong and music that becomes steadily more portentous. The wine cellar – half grotto, half banquet hall – is equally baroque (with fake cobwebs on the picture frames) and the blue-vaulted reception room is a riot of gilding and taxidermied deer. windcastle.eu

The Bubble House, Karalee, Australia

Sure, you could virtually tour the Sydney Opera House with a soundtrack that includes soprano Nicole Car singing, but have you seen the Bubble House in Karalee, near Brisbane? Architect Graham Birchall designed it for his final year thesis in the 1980s, then spent 10 years building it. Eleven domes, four to eight metres in diameter, enclose 16 rooms that include a bar, fireplace, cinema and bathrooms with whirlpool baths. The waterfall air conditioner and circular shutters that open like a camera lens had to be specially designed to fit the spherical settings. Birchall put the house up for sale last summer, after living there for three decades, and had thousands of inquiries. matterport.com

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If you're moving to Ottawa, ON, this great property could be your new rental. This well-maintained apartment unit for rent is located in Ottawa, ON at 22 Murray St, where you'll have easy access to a number of popular destinations. With this great space, you're right at home. To learn more about this property, contact us to schedule a tour.

Sussex House is an apartment located in Ottawa, ON and the K1N 5P4 Postal Code. This listing has rentals from C$1790

Community Amenities

• Fitness Center
• Controlled Access
• Property Manager on Site
• Video Patrol
• Multi Use Room

Apartment Features

• Hardwood Floors
• Granite Countertops
• Refrigerator
• Cable Ready
• Window Coverings

Fees and Policies

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Dogs Allowed

• Fees not specified

Cats Allowed

• Covered Parking Available --

Utilities Included

Property information.

• Built in 1999
• 85 units/5 stories

City - Ottawa

Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is located in southeastern Ontario. Originally known as a trading and lumber city, Ottawa became the capital in 1867. Due to its location between English-speaking Ontario and French-speaking Quebec, Ottawa is one of the most bilingual cities in Canada. The metropolitan area spans the Ottawa River, giving residents beautiful scenic views of the city. Ottawa’s largest employer is the federal government. If you work in other industries, many jobs are also provided by the technology and telecommunications sectors. The University of Ottawa and Carleton University are also located in the city. Along with tons of employment and education options, Ottawa offers plenty to do.

Residents enjoy opportunities for outdoor activities in large parks and green spaces. Check out Rideau Canal National Park, one of the oldest landmarks.

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