Rideau Hall skating rink The public is invited to visit the skating rink from January 10th to March 2nd, 2025 (weather permitting). Winter Celebration The public is invited to attend Winter Celebration on Saturday, February 1, 2025, from 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Rideau Hall. Guided tours of the residence (Ottawa) Visit the State rooms where the governor general fulfills official duties, welcomes dignitaries and honours Canadians. Grounds of Rideau Hall Explore the grounds of Rideau Hall. Indigenous Art at Rideau Hall Art is a beautiful way to tell stories, and to illustrate history, culture and traditions. Engaging with art allows us to be part of a global community where we can learn from a multitude of perspectives and ideas. The heart garden The heart garden at Rideau Hall remembers the First Nations, Inuit and Métis children who died in the Canadian residential school system, and those who survived. Visitor Centre Start your visit at this charming interpretation centre located at the Thomas Street entrance gate. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument A Royal greeting welcomes you to Rideau Hall. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument signals your arrival at Rideau Hall. Related Content Plan your visit (Ottawa) Information — Becoming a guide
Winter Celebration The public is invited to attend Winter Celebration on Saturday, February 1, 2025, from 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Rideau Hall. Guided tours of the residence (Ottawa) Visit the State rooms where the governor general fulfills official duties, welcomes dignitaries and honours Canadians. Grounds of Rideau Hall Explore the grounds of Rideau Hall. Indigenous Art at Rideau Hall Art is a beautiful way to tell stories, and to illustrate history, culture and traditions. Engaging with art allows us to be part of a global community where we can learn from a multitude of perspectives and ideas. The heart garden The heart garden at Rideau Hall remembers the First Nations, Inuit and Métis children who died in the Canadian residential school system, and those who survived. Visitor Centre Start your visit at this charming interpretation centre located at the Thomas Street entrance gate. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument A Royal greeting welcomes you to Rideau Hall. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument signals your arrival at Rideau Hall. Related Content Plan your visit (Ottawa) Information — Becoming a guide
Guided tours of the residence (Ottawa) Visit the State rooms where the governor general fulfills official duties, welcomes dignitaries and honours Canadians. Grounds of Rideau Hall Explore the grounds of Rideau Hall. Indigenous Art at Rideau Hall Art is a beautiful way to tell stories, and to illustrate history, culture and traditions. Engaging with art allows us to be part of a global community where we can learn from a multitude of perspectives and ideas. The heart garden The heart garden at Rideau Hall remembers the First Nations, Inuit and Métis children who died in the Canadian residential school system, and those who survived. Visitor Centre Start your visit at this charming interpretation centre located at the Thomas Street entrance gate. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument A Royal greeting welcomes you to Rideau Hall. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument signals your arrival at Rideau Hall.
Grounds of Rideau Hall Explore the grounds of Rideau Hall. Indigenous Art at Rideau Hall Art is a beautiful way to tell stories, and to illustrate history, culture and traditions. Engaging with art allows us to be part of a global community where we can learn from a multitude of perspectives and ideas. The heart garden The heart garden at Rideau Hall remembers the First Nations, Inuit and Métis children who died in the Canadian residential school system, and those who survived. Visitor Centre Start your visit at this charming interpretation centre located at the Thomas Street entrance gate. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument A Royal greeting welcomes you to Rideau Hall. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument signals your arrival at Rideau Hall.
Indigenous Art at Rideau Hall Art is a beautiful way to tell stories, and to illustrate history, culture and traditions. Engaging with art allows us to be part of a global community where we can learn from a multitude of perspectives and ideas. The heart garden The heart garden at Rideau Hall remembers the First Nations, Inuit and Métis children who died in the Canadian residential school system, and those who survived. Visitor Centre Start your visit at this charming interpretation centre located at the Thomas Street entrance gate. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument A Royal greeting welcomes you to Rideau Hall. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument signals your arrival at Rideau Hall.
The heart garden The heart garden at Rideau Hall remembers the First Nations, Inuit and Métis children who died in the Canadian residential school system, and those who survived. Visitor Centre Start your visit at this charming interpretation centre located at the Thomas Street entrance gate. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument A Royal greeting welcomes you to Rideau Hall. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument signals your arrival at Rideau Hall.
Visitor Centre Start your visit at this charming interpretation centre located at the Thomas Street entrance gate. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument A Royal greeting welcomes you to Rideau Hall. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument signals your arrival at Rideau Hall.
The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument A Royal greeting welcomes you to Rideau Hall. The Queen Elizabeth II Equestrian Monument signals your arrival at Rideau Hall.
