National Gallery of Canada

"This impressive landmark designed by Canadian architect Moshe Safdie as a contemporary reflection of the classic architecture of Parliament Hill, which it faces across the Rideau Canal, is the country's national gallery and looks the part. It's grand, light and houses an impressive collection—think French Impressionists, Dutch masters, and works from the Italian Renaissance, plus a great selection of modern and contemporary Canadian art—and plays hosts to blockbuster traveling exhibitions, too." - Todd Plummer, Isa Tousignant

"Right on the Ottawa River is this enormous museum, which has nearly its entire collection online, spanning the 15th century to the present. Hop on StreetView to see Louise Bourgeois’s Maman, a 30-foot-high, 33-foot-wide bronze, stainless steel, and marble sculpture of a spider before stepping inside to peruse photographs, prints, paintings, drawings, sculptures, and more." - Sophie Friedman

"Located on the Ottawa River, this enormous museum has nearly its entire collection online, spanning the 15th century to the present." - Sophie Friedman