Ottawa City Hall

Ottawa City Hall is the pulse of the Canadian capital. It was constructed on the site of temporary military quarters that were built during World War II. This complex comprises of a 19th-century heritage building that houses the Mayor's office. This architectural marvel is a recognized National Historic Site. The Council chamber and other offices are located in the city hall's interconnected modern wing. On display in its interiors are a collection of artwork, while their grounds are punctuated with sculptures and memorials.