National Gallery of Canada

Ultra-present day and planned by Moshe Safdie, the National Gallery of Canada is an engineering perfect work of art with crystal like glass towers that reverberate the lines of the adjacent Parliament Buildings. The glass stands out from the ridicule medieval Château Laurier, yet the fascination still fits a ways into Ottawa's cityscape. Inside, displays show native workmanship, follow the improvement of Canadian craftsmanship from religious attempts to the Group of Seven, investigate European Impressionism, and show brief presentations. The rooms of Inuit workmanship are on the lower level under the glass-encased Great Hall. People who are interested to know more about the history of this city they should visit at the National Gallery, it is very much put close numerous other Lower Town vacation spots, including Notre-Dame, the Canadian War Museum, and Major's Hill Park.