Billings Estate National Historic Site

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Ottawa, Canada

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Tea house· Landmarks & Historical Buildings· Museum· Local history museum· Tourist attraction

Billings Estate National Historic Site Reviews | Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars (4 reviews)

Billings Estate National Historic Site is located in Ottawa, Canada on 2100 Cabot St. Billings Estate National Historic Site is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category tea house in Canada.

Address

2100 Cabot St

Phone

+1 6135802088

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Richard Berg

Near Pleasant Park and Riverside road (2100 Cabot st) you will find the oldest standing wood frame houses in Ottawa, the Billings Estate. It was built in 1829 by the Billings family and has been their residence for over 150 years. This historical landmark provides a glimpse of the past, with Victorian tea on their gardens, wedding ceremonies and you can visit one of Ottawa's oldest cemeteries. During Halloween they hold special haunted tours where maybe you will see the ghost of Braddish Billings himself on the prowl. I recommend that you take a tour, if you dare.... If you like my reviews, photos or videos please give it a thunbs up.

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Al

Great looking old house. So much history on this ground. One of the oldest house still standing in Ottawa.

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Emilie Stewart

Lovely Museum & surrounding green/wooded area.

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Nick Shar

The tour was awesome and far more entertaining then I had expected. Reserve your time online in advance and it will cost roughly 6 per adult. Our guide - Margaret - was a gem. She took us through the entire estates history and was able to inform us of its relevance as well as that of the neighbourhood. With the COVID environment we lucked out and the tour to ourselves for the three of us. Bring a picnic - plenty of tables, a one minute walk to your car from the picnic tables, and indoor washrooms if the museum is available.