spring in ottawa

Springtime in the capital means more outdoor activities and returning festivals to enjoy. Having fun in Ottawa doesn't mean you need to break the bank though.

Some of the best things to do in Ottawa this spring won't cost you a dime. After months of hibernating and getting quality time on your couch, it's time to explore.

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A long weekend in Ontario approaches and that means an extra day or two of fun. Just because the Easter Bunny brings you chocolate doesn't mean you need to spend the entire holiday eating all of the Mini Egg treats.

Spring is in the air and you can find restaurant patios and farmers' markets opening as well as special events returning to the capital city. Here are nine things to do this weekend in Ottawa for Easter.

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The sun has started to shine in the capital and after a long winter, as usual, it's time to come out of hibernation and start some adventures. With flowers blooming, festivals returning and restaurant patios opening, there are endless activities to enjoy in Ottawa this spring.

If you want an outdoor adventure, to shop for goodies or to enjoy food and drinks you can pack your spring with affordable fun. Here are things to do in Ottawa this spring that won't break the bank.

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Not that we ever need a reason to treat ourselves, but this March Ontario weather feels like we need to make our own sunshine. So what if that sunshine is made of nights out, desserts and drinks? Shrug it off, we're celebrating in Ottawa this weekend.

Get ready to indulge in laughter and deliciousness. Here are nine things to do this weekend in Ottawa if you're looking for a way to celebrate and treat yourself.

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Spring in Ontario means pretty blooms begin to pop up across the province, including in the city of Ottawa. One of the first flowers to appear are the white and pink cherry blossoms.

The cherry blossoms and magnolias typically blossom from late April to early May but vary slightly each year due to the weather. The most popular spot to see these bright pink flowers in Ottawa is at the Dominion Arboretum along Prince of Wales Drive. If you're looking for multiple places to see the cherry blossoms around the city you can follow this map on a trail of pink and white florals.

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