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Shopping in Ottawa
Visitors who like to shop will find Ottawa is their kind of city. Whether they are looking for major department stores, discount warehouses or individual boutiques, Ottawa has them all. There are a number of interesting shopping areas which are perfect for outdoor strolling and feature a wide range of locally-crafted, original and antique merchandise. The Bank Street Promenade, the By Ward Market, Rideau Street, the Glebe, Westboro Village and the Sparks Street Mall (Canada's oldest pedestrian mall) are all areas where people can wander at ease or take a break at a speciality café or pub. 
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ByWard Market Square
55 ByWard Market Square
Ottawa, Ontario  K1N 9C3
Web Site: http://www.bywardmarketsquare.com
E-Mail: info@bywardmarketsquare.com
Welcome to Ottawa’s Historic Byward Market Square,  located in the oldest residential and commercial area of the City. The current building was constructed in 1926, renovated in 1975 and reopened in 1976. In Nov. 1997 the Byward Market Revitalization Group formed a joint venture with the City of Ottawa and undertook a major renovation and restoration of nearly $2 million. The friendly Byward Market Square is now home to over 20 individually owned and operated businesses. The Food Emporium is irresistible with an array of delicacies from the 4 Corners of the World. Included are grocery items that you can buy  to create your own gourmet meal or take home the prepared meal and “enjoy”. Byward Market Square has a French Bakery where everything is baked on the premises. Watch Bagels being made in an open fire, wood-burning oven,  visit our very own Chocolate Factory or stop by one of the Boutiques or Artisans to find a gift for yourself or that “Special Someone”.  Byward Market Square is open 7 days a week and is within walking distance to the City’s major attractions. Whether you are a resident or a visitor Byward Market Square is a true “Market Experience”.   
ByWard Market
Just east of Parliament Hill off Sussex Drive, this Market has been a centre of commerce for Ottawa since the 19th century. Originally named Bytown, this major tourist attraction grew from a farmer's market, to become the home to 350 unique boutiques, cafes and services. Everything from fresh fruit, fish, vegetables, maple syrup and flowers are still available. A must see when staying in Ottawa!
Little Italy (Preston Street)
Ottawa’s Italian community is centered around the “Corso Italia” (Preston Street) and stretches from Carling Avenue to Somerset Street West. The neighbourhood boasts a plethora of Italian restaurants, bakeries and delicatessens. Festivals such as Italian Week, which happens in June, and “La Vendemmia”, an annual grape harvest festival in the fall, bring the area to life throughout the year.
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