Map

Explore the places of French life in the capital with this interactive map. It offers information about Francophone history, as well as photographs and other documents relating to transformative events.

Les lieux de vie française de la capitale comportant de l’information sur leur histoire, des photographies et d’autres documents sur les événements qui les ont transformés.
Image Title Description
Colour photograph of a two-storey, red-brick townhouse with a flat roof. The house has three doors on the ground floor, with small balconies above the doors. To the left, a two-storey single-family home. 275, 277 and 279 Sussex Street
Colour photograph of a green space. In the background, a church and a school. Anglesea/Jules Morin Park
Colour photograph of a three-storey modern building and attached entrance hall. On the wall, the name of the organization: “Centre Richelieu Vanier.” Centre Richelieu Vanier/Museopark
Colour photograph of a three-storey brick building with a mansard roof. In front of the building, a statue of the Virgin Mary. Daughters of Wisdom Convent
Colour photograph of a small, white, two-story house. A tree is planted in front of the house. Flavien Rochon House
Colour photograph of a four-storey stone building with pitched roof and dormers. Former Martineau Hotel
Colour photograph of a six-lane boulevard, with cars, buses and road signs. A multi-storey building and other recent structures are also part of the landscape. King-Edward Avenue near Rideau
Colour photograph of an opulent three-story house. Its large front porch is protected by green canopies. The house is surrounded by a hedge and lined with trees. Laurier House
Colour photograph of a busy street with many cars. The street is lined with shops. Large buildings appear in the distance. Montréal Road at River
Colour photograph of a residential street. Two and three-storey detached and row houses. One has two entrances. Murray Street
Colour photograph of a large white stone church, surmounted by two bell towers. Rear view. Notre-Dame Cathedral
Colour photographie of a very large stone monument, in a cemetery. The monument is adorned by marble colomns and topped by a cross. Engraved in stone, the inscription “S.J. Major,” and below, “1903.” Notre-Dame Cemetery
Colour photograph of an open-air sanctuary, built around a grotto. On its side, a statue of the Virgin Mary. Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Grotto
Colour photograph of a six-storey brick building adorned with large windows. A sign bears the name of the business. Side view. S.J. Major Ltd
Colour photograph of a modern glass bell tower, detached from a church. Sacré-Cœur Church
Colour photograph of a two-storey modern building. On the wall, the name of the organization: “PO Patro d'Ottawa.” In front of the building, a Franco-Ontarian flag on a pole. The Patro
Colour photograph fo the metal facade of a house, fastened to the stone building, near the top of the wall. Tin House
Colour photograph of an imposing, four-storey, neoclassical-style building. A tall modern building in a crescent shape, with the inscription “uOttawa,” can be seen behind it. University of Ottawa
Colour photograph of a three-storey modern building with large windows and two entrance doors. On the wall, two names: “Librairie du Centre” and “CFORP.” Centre franco-ontarien de ressources pédagogiques
Colour photograph of a four-storey stone building, with a grand classical façade and a bell-caste roof topped by a lantern. College of Bytown/Académie De-la-Salle
Colour photograph of a two-storey red brick “L” shaped building. In front of the building, a parking lot full of cars. De La Salle School
Colour photograph of a sumptuous brick facade, adorned with flowers. A stone staircase leads to a porch. Dominican University College
Colour photograph of a three-storey brick building with many windows. Two separate staircases lead to the main entrance. Guigues School
Colour photograph of a two-storey red brick corner building. At the street level, shops. On the upper floor, the name of the organization: “Institut canadien-français.” Institut canadien-français
Colour photograph of a bronze commemorative plaque engraved with a French language text on Élisabeth Bruyère. In the background, a large stone building. Mother House of the Sisters of Charity
Colour photograph of a dark brown brick church with a striking silver bell tower surmounted by a cross. The facade of the church has three doors, four long windows, and a large bull’s-eye window. Saint-Charles Church
Colour photograph of a large grey stone church, surmounted by a square protruding bell tower. Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church
Colour photograph of a brick church, surmounted by a bell tower and two turrets. The facade of the church has three doors, a bull’s-eye window, and three statues. Sainte-Anne Church
Colour photograph of a four-storey stone building, with arched windows. The central part of the building is set back from the left and right ones. In front of the building, a China flag on a pole. Sisters of the Good Shepherd Convent/Embassy of China
Colour photograph of a two-storey red brick building. The front is decorated with a white-washed wood balcony. In the window, a table and the name of the business, “GJCB Galerie Jean-Claude Bergeron.” Galerie Jean-Claude Bergeron
Colour photograph of a three-storey building, with a glass facade. On the wall, the name of the organization: “La Nouvelle Scène -Gilles Desjardins-.” La Nouvelle Scène
Colour photographe of an urban park, near a river. High trees, walking trails and furnishings. Strathcona Park
Colour aerial photograph of an imposing complex of buildings built at different times of and of various sizes. Hôpital Montfort
Colour aerial photograph of a complex of modern buildings of similar style and materials, arranged in circle and linked to each other. La Cité
Colour photograph of a modern building, three-storey on the street side, higher at the back, with large windows. At the street level, restaurants. On the second floor, the name of the organization: “Le Droit.” Le Droit

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