Central Chambers

Central Chambers and Confederation Square are two important sites in Canada's capital city of Ottawa. Central Chambers is the seat of Canada's federal government, while Confederation Square is a popular gathering place and hosts many events throughout the year.

Central Chambers, also known as the Peace Tower, is a 295-foot tall structure surrounded by four wings, each according to its . It contains the country’s memorial of honour for the First World War, Second World War and Korean War. Inside you can find artwork, stained glass windows and the Memorial Chamber. Confederation Square is located in the heart of downtown Ottawa, directly behind the Chambers and has a mix of modern and historical architecture. The National War Memorial is located at the center of the square, and hosts Remembrance Day ceremonies each November. This area is also a popular spot for tourists and photographers alike. You can capture spectacular photos of the Chambers, the National War Memorial and the nearby landmarks such as the Rideau Canal, Parliament Hill and the National Gallery of Canada.