Commissioners Park Review

Daus Lakeside Park is a very clean place. The plants and lakes in the park are very good. There are good plank roads to visit along the park. It is also a very good choice. The interior of this park is also quite interesting. It is very suitable for visiting.

We enjoyed today's 1 hour boating duck palm boat, the current duck palm boat shape is better than all the other boats I rented, and 1 hour is enough to row from one side of the lake to the other side, we enjoy this time, the staff is gentle and kind, things are more affordable.

Lake Dawes is an artificial lake in downtown Ottawa, connected to the Lido Canal, on the west side of Bronson Avenue, and on the south side of the lake is Carlton University. The lake is a natural ice rink in winter and can take skating courses. In summer, you can rent a boat and a family can wander leisurely in the water. The lakeside is also one of the three main venues of the Ottawa Tulip Festival in May. There are dozens of varieties and hundreds of thousands of tulip flowers.

When I came to Ottawa, of course, I have to go to this lakeside park to play and take a look. It is really worth it. It is a worthwhile trip. I advise you to come and take a look. It is really beautiful and beautiful.

Everyone knows that the Dutch tulips are famous around the world, but you know what? The largest tulip festival in the world is not in the Netherlands, but in Canada in North America, which is held annually in Ottawa. Starting in late April, Ottawa, the capital of Canada on the south bank of the Ottawa River in Ontario, the city is filled with the aroma of tulips, with more than 200 varieties and more than 3 million tulips blooming gorgeous petals, which makes the city particularly beautiful. Ottawa is known as the "Tulip City". The Netherlands cannot be avoided when it comes to the love between Ottawa and tulips. In 1943, the Canadian government asked Princess Juliana of the Netherlands to give birth to a little princess on Canada's "Dutch Land", and in gratitude, the Dutch government gave 100,000 tulip bulbs to Canada, planted on Capitol Hill in Ottawa and on both sides of Elizabeth Back Avenue. Every year since then, Canada has received tulips from the Dutch government, and today more than 1 million tulips have grown here, symbolizing the deep feelings of the Netherlands and Canada. The flower show is mainly located on Capitol Hill, on both sides of Queen Elizabeth Avenue (Queen Elizabeth Driveway) and in Dow's Lake Lakeside Park. I am a global traveler who watches the sea and listens to the waves, please pay attention to me! (903 travel shots released in 49 countries 652 on 5 continents) #Huahai punch card challenge #I really want to go out to play #Spring is here