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Popular flight routes to Ottawa

Sydney
Flights from Sydneyto Ottawa
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Melbourne
Flights from Melbourneto Ottawa
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Brisbane
Flights from Brisbaneto Ottawa
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Perth
Flights from Perthto Ottawa
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Vancouver
Flights from Vancouverto Ottawa
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Canberra
Flights from Canberrato Ottawa
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How long’s the flight to Ottawa?

If you’re looking to fly to Ottawa, we at eDreams have checked the most popular routes to help you plan your trip. From Brisbane, the flight takes roughly 20h 24m; from Melbourne, around 21h 7m; and from Sydney, about 21h 21m.
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How much does a flight to Ottawa cost?

At eDreams you can find flights from Melbourne to Ottawa starting from $1,166, with an average price of $2,965. If you depart from other cities such as Sydney, you can find tickets from $1,271, and from Brisbane starting from $1,363, according to data from the last 72 hours.
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Find and book the best flights to Ottawa

Ottawa, Canada's capital, sits along the Ottawa River, a pivotal point in the country's history and government. This city serves as the administrative heart of the nation, bridging French and English Canada. Its position offers a blend of significant natural landscapes and urban development.

Explore the Gothic Revival architecture of Parliament Hill, home to the legislative bodies, then wander through the historic Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Other key areas include the bustling ByWard Market, the National Gallery of Canada, and the Canadian Museum of History across the river in Gatineau.

The city offers a refined yet accessible atmosphere, ideal for those looking to delve into Canadian heritage, political history, and vibrant cultural scenes. Discovering Ottawa reveals a city rich in tradition, marked by its numerous museums, galleries, and commemorative sites.

Best time to fly to Ottawa

Ottawa in High Season (Summer & Early Autumn)

Arriving in Ottawa during its high season means stepping into a city buzzing with outdoor life. From late June to early September, average temperatures hover around 20-25°C, creating perfect conditions for exploring. The Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site, fills with boats and kayakers, while parks and patios spill over with locals and visitors enjoying the sunshine.

The city's atmosphere shifts to an energetic, festival-driven pace. National celebrations like Canada Day on July 1st transform the Parliamentary Precinct into a hub of activity with large-scale events and crowds. Throughout summer, Ottawa hosts numerous music and cultural festivals, drawing people outdoors and encouraging a more social, relaxed lifestyle. You’ll find the city’s green spaces vibrant and full of activity.

Ottawa in Low Season (Winter & Late Autumn)

As temperatures drop and snow begins to fall from late October, Ottawa prepares for its quieter, yet equally distinct, low season. Winter, from December to March, sees average temperatures well below freezing, often dipping to -10°C or colder. This transforms the cityscape into a snowy wonderland, with a calmer, more reflective pace of life.

The Rideau Canal takes on a new identity, becoming the world's largest naturally frozen skating rink – a quintessential Ottawa experience. While outdoor activities change from boating to ice skating and cross-country skiing, indoor cultural institutions like museums and galleries become popular havens. The city embraces the cold, showcasing its resilience and a unique charm that defines its winter identity.

Touch down in Ottawa and feel the city's distinct blend of history and innovation greet you. As you step out, you’ll discover a capital that proudly showcases its heritage while pulsing with a vibrant, welcoming energy. Get ready to explore a city where every corner tells a story, inviting you to delve into its unique character.

Here’s what awaits your discovery:

Parliament Hill
This grand Gothic Revival complex is the heart of Canadian democracy. Walk the grounds, admire the architectural detail, and take in the panoramic views of the Ottawa River.

Rideau Canal National Historic Site
Stretching through the city, this UNESCO World Heritage Site transforms with the seasons. In winter, it becomes the world's largest naturally frozen skating rink, while warmer months invite boating and waterside strolls.

National Gallery of Canada
Explore an extensive collection of Canadian and Indigenous art, alongside significant international works. The gallery’s striking architecture, including its glass great hall, is an experience in itself.

ByWard Market
One of Canada’s oldest and largest public markets, it’s a lively hub of farmers, artisans, and street performers. Dive into local produce, handmade goods, and a buzzing atmosphere day and night.

Canadian Museum of History
Located just across the river in Gatineau, this museum offers an immersive journey through Canada’s past. Its Grand Hall features towering totem poles and First Peoples exhibits, reflecting thousands of years of human history.

Canadian War Museum
Engage with Canada’s military history through personal stories, powerful artifacts, and interactive displays. The museum’s striking architecture and thought-provoking exhibits offer a unique perspective on conflict and peace.

Book your flights to Ottawa

Ready to kick off your journey to Ottawa? Finding cheap flights is a breeze when you know the tricks: consider flying during off-peak seasons or on weekdays, and always compare your options with eDreams for the best value. For even more perks and exclusive deals, eDreams Prime members often snag extra discounts, making your next discovery just a click away!

Frequently asked questions about Ottawa flights

How can I find cheap flights to Ottawa on the eDreams website?
At eDreams, we make it easy to find the perfect flight to Ottawa, with fares starting from just $ 97. Our smart tech searches for the best deals, giving you heaps of options. Whether you’re after the cheapest fare or the most convenient schedule, we make planning your trip dead simple.
What is the best month to book flights to Ottawa?
These are the most popular times for travellers to lock in their flights.
What is the best month to travel to Ottawa?
Based on our customers’ searches, the best month to fly to Ottawa is March.
You might also think about flying in April, the second-best month for a cracking trip.
And don’t forget February, the third most popular month to visit Ottawa.
If you’re after a quieter trip, the least busy month is November. Travelling then means fewer crowds and a more relaxed vibe.
Which airlines offer the most affordable flights to Ottawa?

Based on our customers’ bookings, these low-cost airlines are the ones most likely to have cracking deals for flights to Ottawa.

  • Air China has an average one-way fare of $2,348.97. Flying from Melbourne to Ottawa costs around $2,348.97, and from Melbourne it’s about $2,872.97.
  • Alaska Airlines is one of the most budget-friendly airlines, with an average one-way ticket of $2,617.47. For example, flying from Sydney to Ottawa costs around $2,617.47, and from Sydney it’s about $2,876.97.
  • Asiana Airlines is another top pick for affordable one-way tickets, with an average fare of $2,905.54. For example, a flight from Sydney to Ottawa costs around $2,905.54, and from Sydney it’s roughly $3,006.96.
What airlines fly to Ottawa?

These are the airlines with direct flights to Ottawa:

  • Porter Airlines flies direct to Ottawa from Kelowna, Toronto, and Vancouver.
  • Air Transat also offers direct flights to Ottawa from Toronto, Calgary, and Winnipeg. Perfect if you want a straightforward trip from these cities.
  • Air France flies direct from London and Vancouver, and they also have service from Calgary.

Here are some other options for flights to Ottawa that might include a stopover:

  • Air Canada flies to Ottawa from Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane.
  • Porter Airlines also heads to Ottawa from Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, giving you a few handy departure options.
  • Finally, Westjet flies to Ottawa from lots of spots, including Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane.
What's a reasonable budget for a trip to Ottawa?
Planning a trip to Ottawa? Here’s a quick run-down of what you might expect to spend on grub and drinks:
  • Affordable Dining: 25.96 $
  • Moderate Dining: 93.44 $
  • Cheap Restaurant: 15.57 $
  • Local Beer: 8.31 $
  • Imported Beer: 9.34 $
  • Coffee: 5.77 $
  • Soft Drinks: 2.92 $
  • Bottled Water: 2.32 $

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