How can the nation's capital downgrade its major tourism information to a "kiosk"? This is such a race to the bottom and another indicator how Canada is losing its place in the world. Go to any major city in the world -- London, Berlin, Melbourne, etc. etc. and you will find they have excellent tourist resources for those visiting. But... More

Central, knowledgable staff, great 3-d map of downtown and some interesting activities for kids

The staff were very knowledgeable and helpful. I did prefer the old location across from the Parliament Buildings as it was much easier to access.

I was moving in the area, coming from another province in 98 and that's the first stop I made and I have no regrets, we've found so much information's , so now I recommend this to anyone who wants to move in the surroundings of Ottawa, or to anyone who are just visiting ...they even have booklets for rebates on... More

If you need any kind of advice, you can get a lot of good help here. They know a lot and are very serviceminded.

We stopped by the Kiosk a couple of times for suggestions and brochures. The attendants were very helpful and the information available was worth the stop.

A potpourri of local knowledge and some very intersting side trips and off the beaten track attractions

The old Capital Infocentre has moved to the World Exchange Plaza at 111 Albert Street, Ottawa (ON) and is now called the Capital Information Kiosk. The staff is still friendly and posess a wealth of knowledge, plus they have lots of great insider tips to share!

Hands down the best tourist information booth I have been to anywhere. Well stocked with brochures, maps and knowledgable staff that enjoy helping you. And free washrooms to boot - cannot be beat on Canada Day or any big event downtown.