Find breakfast and dinner near Brookstreet Hotel, plan your airport journey, and explore Ottawa and Gatineau between conference sessions.

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Use the map’s layer menu to show food, landmarks, museums or the airport transit route. Select a marker for its address and notes. For directions and easier viewing on a phone, open the full map above.

Food around Brookstreet

B · Breakfast
Orange markers for cafés and breakfast options.
D · Walkable dinner
Green markers, within about 30 minutes on foot.
D+ · Short-drive dinner
Purple markers for options farther from the hotel.

Walking times start at Brookstreet Hotel and are approximate.

Airport and public transit

Airport → Line 4 → South Keys → Line 2 north → Bayview → Line 1 west → Tunney’s Pasture → bus 63 toward Innovation/Briarbrook → Brookstreet Hotel.

The public transit layer marks each transfer and the bus stops near the hotel, including the return stops. Bus 63 has route variants; check the departure and stop in the OC Transpo travel planner before setting out.

Tap and ride: Use the same credit card or phone to tap on each bus or train. Free transfers normally last 90–105 minutes. Daily fares cap at the DayPass equivalent of $12.25 in 2026, even if you make several trips throughout the day.

Landmarks, museums and galleries

Area X.O: orange marker. Carleton University: red marker. OTTAWA sign in the ByWard Market: gold star.

The blue museum markers highlight six major institutions: the Canadian Museum of History, Canadian War Museum, Canadian Museum of Nature, National Gallery of Canada, Canada Aviation and Space Museum, and the Canada Science and Technology Museum. As a lifelong Ottawa-Gatineau National Capital resident, I simply adore all of them. Please take the time and use the discount code from Ottawa Tourism in your brochure!

Gatineau Park: green tree marker at the visitor centre in Chelsea, a useful gateway to the park. Plan for a transit trip or drive, and check admission and opening hours, they get busy this time of year if you drive that parking can fill up… but don’t worry, there is tons! Make sure no matter what you find some greenspace around the region to enjoy the fall colours!

Thank you for visiting the wonderful city we are lucky to call home.
– Prof. Nathaniel (or Nate) Mailhot and the Conference Organization crew.

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