Byward Market
Introduction
ByWard Market is one of Ottawa's oldest and liveliest districts, founded in 1826 by the city's founder and among Canada's oldest public markets. In this vibrant district, open-air farm stalls sell fresh produce, flowers and maple products, while the indoor market building and surrounding streets gather restaurants, cafes, boutiques, galleries and bars. By day it is a market paradise for fresh food, the signature "beaver tail" fried pastry and local delicacies; by night it becomes the center of Ottawa's nightlife, with bustling eateries and bars. Historical depth and modern vitality intertwine—lively from the morning market to the late-night scene—making ByWard Market a great place to feel Ottawa's urban pulse.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Byward Market?
Try a signature 'BeaverTail' fried pastry at ByWard Market—an Ottawa must-eat. By day browse farm stalls, by night feel the nightlife—two sides of one street.
