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A very informative tour with friendly your guides. Try to go early if it's possibly in the summer. The grounds are very nice as well. If you have a car rental park in the residential area.
Beauty & nature abounds. Too bad the public can't see the greenhouses & back gardens. The Royal Portraits are amazing.
It is only natural that Rideau Hall is home to the Queen's representative, our Governor General. The grounds and buildings are wonderful and all free to visitors and locals alike. Take time to... more
Constructed in 1838 by stonemason Thomas MacKay, Rideau Hall has been the home and workplace of Canada's Governor General since Confederation in 1867. Boasting an opulent interior, diverse art collection, and expansive gardens, the residence also hosts visits by dignitaries from across Canada and around the world. For tour information, see listing under "Guided Tours."
The historic official residence of Canada’s Governor General offers guided tours of the gardens, residence, and art collection (schedule changes seasonally — call ahead to confirm times). Admission is free.
The official residence of the Canadian governor-general since 1865. Built in 1830, this stately mansion includes a ballroom, cricket pitch and skating rink. It also serves as the guest residence for visiting dignitaries. Sentries of the Governor-General's Foot Guards and the Canadian Grenadier Guards are posted outside the main gate during the summer. Free guided tours of the public rooms and... more