Centennial Flame (couple trip)

Very beautiful to be seen at night. I understood was built to celebrate anniversary of 100 years for the state of Canada.

This is one of the interesting monuments around Parliament Hill. It was designed as a basin with 13 sides representing the provinces and territories of Canada. The flame was lit by Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson on 31 December 1966, marking the 100 anniversary of the founding of the Canadian Federation in 1867. It is a unique monument worth a few moments while sightseeing at Parliament Hill.

I went for Canada day, it was so busy but I like it. Right now the building are in renovation, I didn't like that because you're not able to appreciate the parliament well. But I might thing in another occasion would be nice to go there and walk around.

The Parliament Hill Centennial Flame in Ottawa is a symbolic monument that was first lit in 1967 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Canadian Confederation. Located in front of the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill, it features a flame burning at the center of a fountain, surrounded by the crests of Canada’s provinces and territories. The flame represents national unity and continuity, and it has ...

A powerful symbol of Canadian unity and history 🇨🇦 Located right in front of Parliament Hill, the Centennial Flame is a must-see when visiting Ottawa. Originally lit in 1967 to celebrate Canada’s 100th anniversary, it continues to burn year-round, surrounded by the coats of arms of each province and territory. It’s a meaningful and peaceful spot—especially beautiful at night. A great place to pa...