1, Notre Dame de Paris: Notre Dame de Paris is a Roman Catholic temple and cathedral, located in the center of Ottawa. This church was built in 1839, and it was not until 1885 that the whole magnificent building was completed. From the inside out, it highlights the meticulous work of artists in the19th century. What impressed me the most were the two towers, the stained glass inside and the statue of saints on the wall.
2. National Gallery of Canada: The National Gallery of Canada is a hall-level museum in the Canadian art world, designed by the famous architect Moxi Shafudi. The Art Museum is located opposite Notre Dame de Paris. Behind the giant black spider, you can see this wonderful building with a green glass roof. The entrance is designed like a drop of crystal, with three floors of exhibition space and a large collection of works of art.
3. The parliament of canada Library: The parliament of canada Library was established in 1952, with a total area of about157,000 square meters and a collection of more than 7 million books. The design of this library is inspired by the reading room of the British Museum, which is dominated by Gothic architecture. The interior decoration is luxurious and elegant, using precious marble from different origins as decoration.
4. Royal Canadian Mint: The Royal Mint was established in 1908 and is mainly responsible for producing all Canadian coins in circulation. The mint seems to be a building out of Gotham, with a domineering style and full of mystery. The mint is also responsible for designing and manufacturing a variety of commemorative coins and collectibles, and the most popular maple leaf gold and silver coins come from here.
5. Canadian History Museum: The original name of the Canadian History Museum was "Canadian Civilization Museum", and it was officially renamed as the Canadian History Museum on 20 12, mainly showing the diversity of Canadian history and other national cultures. It is located in Quebec, on the Ottawa River, far from the Capitol, and is the largest and richest museum in the capital.
The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Canadian Museum of History Baidu Encyclopedia-Canadian Parliament Library.