Described as one of the most beautiful capital cities in the world, Ottawa is the perfect blend of urban sophistication, Canadian diversity, and natural surroundings. Frommer's Ottawa provides a guide that gives travelers insight into the very best Ottawa (and Hull) has to offer.

Whether visitors want to tour Parliament Hill, visit the museums, experience an evening of arts and entertainment, or get on the ski hill closest to downtown, Frommer's Ottawa will give travelers straightforward, insider information that is the Frommer's trademark. Plus star-rated reviews of hotels, restaurants, and attractions with exact pricing help to plan precious holiday time wisely and cost-effectively.

The Ottawa Citizen began as The Packet in 1845, and has continued as the first choice for news and information in Canada's capital for over 160 years. Each week, eight out of ten newspaper readers in Ottawa stay informed with the Citizen's in-depth analysis of local, national and international news and events. Distribution of the Citizen includes home delivery, retail stores and boxes and ottawacitizen.com, a 24-hour, up-to-the-minute breaking news and information website. Combined, this aggregated audience reaches half a million residents of Canada's capital each week.

The Kindle Edition of the Ottawa Citizen contains articles found in the print edition, but will not include some images and tables. Also, some features such as the crossword puzzle, box scores and classifieds are not currently available. For your convenience, issues are automatically delivered wirelessly to your Kindle starting at 5:00 AM Ottawa local time.

Everything you wanted to know about Ottawa and were going to ask anyway. From lumber town to G-town and capital city to the Byward Market and Rideau Canal and the BeaverTail to profiles of Colonel By, Alanis Morissette, Michael Cowpland and the Stopwatch Gang, there is no book as comprehensive as the Ottawa Book of Everything. No book is more fun. Well-known Ottawans give you their take on lesser-known aspects of Canada's capital city. Ben Mulroney tells his five things you didn't know about living at 24 Sussex Drive; Mike Duffy gives us the five best restaurants to overhear political gossip, film maker Lee Demarbre's five best places to shoot in Ottawa. From the coldest, the hottest and the iciest weather, Ottawa's third official language of bureaucratese, the most sensational crimes, the GG and the city's First People - it's all here! If you love Ottawa, then you'll adore the Ottawa Book of Everything!