Canadian Tulip Festival

The Canadian Tulip Festival, held annually in Ottawa's Commissioners Park, celebrates the historic gift of tulips from the Dutch to Canadians, symbolizing international friendship and commemorating the contributions of Canadian troops during World War II. The festival not only honors the legacy of Dutch Princess Margriet, born in Ottawa during the war, but also offers a variety of activities including guided walking tours, food trucks, and cultural events.

This vibrant celebration is organized as a not-for-profit charity, relying on community support to create memorable experiences for visitors. With its dedication to sustainable tourism and cultural enrichment, the Canadian Tulip Festival invites everyone to partake in the joy of spring blooms while fostering a sense of connection between nations.

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