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VIA31 Service from Montreal to OttawaVIA33 Service from Montreal to OttawaVIA39 Service from Montreal to OttawaThe most popular day trips by train from Ottawa, ON are Montreal, QC, Kingston, ON, Toronto, ON and Brockville, ON. Find out what you can do in these day trip destinations and how to book your train from Ottawa, ON on Omio.
Montreal is known for its French-speaking character, historic core and strong arts scene. It combines Old Montreal’s European feel with varied neighbourhoods, notable food culture and a lively calendar of festivals.
There are 5 trains per day. The earliest train runs at 06:07, the last at 18:50. The fastest train covers the 165 km distance in 1h 54m.
There are 8 trains per day. The earliest train runs at 04:13, the last at 22:18. The fastest train covers the 145 km distance in 2h 3m.
Toronto is Canada’s largest city, known for its skyline, cultural mix and varied food scene. On Lake Ontario, it combines modern towers with lively neighbourhoods, museums and the CN Tower.
There are 12 trains per day. The earliest train runs at 04:13, the last at 19:08. The fastest train covers the 351 km distance in 3h 53m.
There are 5 trains per day. The earliest train runs at 04:13, the last at 22:44. The fastest train covers the 92 km distance in 1h 22m.
Discover the best of Ottawa, ON — top attractions, local food, transport tips, budget advice, and currency essentials. Plan your perfect Ottawa, ON trip today.
Canada’s national art museum, known for Canadian, Indigenous, and international works, plus memorable architecture and the Maman sculpture outside.
An interactive museum covering Canadian history and cultures. It is worth visiting for sweeping river views and the striking Grand Hall.
A hands-on museum with science, technology, and transport exhibits. Good for families and curious adults who enjoy practical demonstrations.
A lively canal-side district with the ByWard Market square, shops, street life, and heritage buildings. A practical base for walking central Ottawa.
A scenic waterway and path through the city, popular for walks, cycling, and winter skating when conditions allow. It is a classic Ottawa experience.
A broad green park along the Ottawa River with paths, sculptures, and open lawns. Visit for sunset views and a relaxed local atmosphere.
A hand-fried pastry tail coated in cinnamon sugar, strongly associated with Ottawa through the BeaverTails stands in the ByWard Market and along the canal.
Ottawa Valley staple of baked beans slow-cooked with pork and molasses or maple syrup, reflecting French-Canadian farmhouse cooking.
French fries topped with cheese curds and gravy. It is a defining comfort food across the Ottawa-Gatineau area and a common late-night local order.
Lively ByWard Market counter famous for BeaverTails pastries. Ideal for a quick local sweet treat while exploring the city centre.
Refined Canadian dining in a historic mill beside the Rideau Falls, known for tasting menus and polished special-occasion service.
Casual smokehouse and sandwich spot celebrated for Montréal-style smoked meat, poutine and generous deli plates in the market area.
Moderate for Canada: hotels and dining are mid-priced, while public transport is reasonable and many museums have affordable entry.
Tip 15-20% in restaurants before or after tax is commonly expected. Round up or add about 10% for taxis. Small tips are appreciated in cafés, but not always expected.
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