Shopping in Ottawa
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You can spend some time in a large indoor mall or you can stroll outside along a beautiful pedestrian mall. They provide specialty boutiques, souvenir shops and discount outlets.
The new fad is online shopping and there are many local websites like Kijiji and Used Ottawa that sell absolutely everything (including the kitchen sink).
Ottawa also has all the popular big box stores like Future Shop, Staples, Best Buy, WalMart and many others.
You can be certain that you will find what you are looking for in Ottawa.
INDOOR MALLS
Bayshore
100 Bayshore Drive
613-829-7491
Billings Bridge Plaza
2323 Riverside Drive
613-733-2982
Carlingwood
Carling Avenue
613-745-6858
Galeries de Hull
320 St. Joseph Boulevard, Gatineau
819-770-7925
Hazeldean
300 Eagleson Road (at Hazeldean)
613-592-3642
Herongate
Heron Road
613-526-0666
Place D'Orleans
110 Place D'Orleans Drive
613-824-9050
240 Sparks
Sparks Street
613-233-8299
Rideau Centre
Rideau Street
613-236-6565
St. Laurent
St. Laurent Boulevard
613-745-6858
Westgate
1309 Carling Avenue
613-722-3433
OUTDOOR MALLS
Besides the indoor malls there are also some other areas in the city that you don't want to miss if you feel like doing some shopping in Ottawa. The three areas listed below offer hundreds of specialty stores, boutiques, restaurants and cafes in an outdoor setting. Some of the restaurants and cafes have patios in the warmer months. After a day of shopping you may want to stop in at one and enjoy a cold beverage on their patio.
Bank Street stretches from North to South beginning right downtown Ottawa.
The Byward Market covers a lot of the downtown area.
Sparks Street Mall - is Canada's oldest pedestrian mall. You will also find various festivals that take place along Sparks Street.
Westboro - this shopping district begins where Wellington turns into Richmond Road.
Online Shopping in Ottawa:
Kijiji Ottawa
Used Ottawa
Craigslist
Enjoy your Ottawa shopping extravaganza! Hopefully you will find something for yourself and for your friends and family.
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