Founded in 1880, the National Gallery of Canada holds more than 93,000 works, from Indigenous and Canadian art to European masters. Its Moshe Safdie-designed glass and granite building, watched over by Louise Bourgeois's Maman spider, is an Ottawa landmark.
National Gallery of Canada
Canada's national art museum in a glass-and-granite landmark on Sussex Drive
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CN Tower
553-metre Toronto landmark with observation decks, a glass floor and the EdgeWalk
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Canada's majestic castle — a 98-room Gothic Revival estate in midtown Toronto
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Royal Ontario Museum
Canada's most-visited museum — art, culture and nature under the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal
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