National War Memorial

The National War Monument is a famous monument and statue in Ottawa. It is suitable for traveling with relatives. It is a memorable place. The end of St is the National War Monument. It is a place to pay tribute to the Canadian soldiers who died in previous wars.

Visit the Canadian War Museum. I hope that the world peace war will never happen again. _

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, and Canada has also participated in many activities. If there are tourists here before September, they can enjoy the war history and peace declaration projected on the outer walls of the Capitol building at 10 p.m. on the lawn opposite the monument.

The National War Monument is just opposite the Capitol Building. It is built to commemorate the heroic martyrs who died for their country. The bronze sculptures on the tower are commemorated here on November 11 every year. The bronze statues under the monument are very tense.

The National War Monument in Ottawa is located in Federal Square, not far from the Capitol Building. The National War Monument was built to commemorate soldiers who died in the First World War. It is held on November 11 every year.

The monument is not far from Congress. There are 22 tall bronze statues of martyrs under the left monument. In front of the monument, there were royal guards standing guard. When we went, we happened to meet the guard changing ceremony and watched the whole process excitedly.

The monument is on the roadside not far from Capitol Hill. It is very striking. Various statues symbolize the martyrs who died for their country in World War I.

The end of Rue Elgin St is the National War Monument and a tribute to the Canadian soldiers who died in previous wars. Rue Elgin St. intersects Wellington Avenue and Riddo Avenue separately in this square. The same street is called Riddo Street in the East and Wellington Street in the west. On one side of Rido Street, across the Rido Canal. Not far north of Wellington Avenue is the Capitol, with the Gothic spire of the Capitol in front of us. This is the center of the local tourist attractions, pass by, don't miss it.

The Federal Square opposite Capitol Hill is also one of the few most beautiful places in Ottawa I think. There stands a monument 21 meters high, very striking, several blocks away can be seen. That's the National War Monument.

The local struggle marks the portrayal of the local history, which is also full of admiration and admiration.