Valliants Memorial

The Valiants Memorial, in Ottawa

The Valiants Memorial pays tribute to notable figures of the military history of Canada. The Ottawa audio-guided tour stops here, with respect, to evoke this memorial, which honours courage and sacrifice through the centuries.

The tribute to the figures of military history

The Valiants Memorial is a memorial located near Confederation Square, in the heart of Ottawa. It pays tribute to an ensemble of notable figures of the military history of Canada, from the early days of colonisation to the conflicts of the twentieth century. The memorial is composed of bronze busts and statues representing these figures, men and women having played a role in the defence and the history of the country. A place of memory and teaching, it invites to remember the courage, the devotion and the sacrifice of those who marked Canadian military history. You discover it with respect and contemplation, in tribute to their memory.

What to see

Here you discover, with respect, the bronze busts and statues representing notable figures of the military history of Canada, from the beginnings of colonisation to the conflicts of the twentieth century, near Confederation Square. The Valiants Memorial honours courage and sacrifice. It is a stop to be discovered with respect and contemplation.

Practical information

The Valiants Memorial lies near Confederation Square, in the heart of Ottawa, reachable on foot. It is an open-air memorial, freely accessible. It is best to observe the respect due to the memory of the figures honoured.

Who does the Valiants Memorial honour in Ottawa?

Notable figures of the military history of Canada, men and women having played a role in the defence and the history of the country, from the beginnings of colonisation to the conflicts of the twentieth century, represented by bronze busts and statues.

Where is the Valiants Memorial?

Near Confederation Square, in the heart of Ottawa, in Canada.