- Westboro Village - Ottawa Tourism
Known for its quaint charm during the day, the Westboro neighbourhood transforms into a lively location at night! With a range of pubs, cocktail bars and even coffee shops that serve alcohol and stay open well into the night, this neighbourhood provides late night entertainment and can’t-miss fun
- Westboro, Ottawa - Wikipedia
Westboro (often referred to as Westboro Village) is an area in the west end of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Located along the Ottawa River, Island Park Drive defines Westboro's eastern border, while the Ottawa River defines its northern border
- Welcome to Westboro Village - Westboro Village BIA
Westboro Village offers a vibrant mix of charming boutiques, trendy restaurants, and natural beauty We’re proud to be part of a neighbourhood that is a place to work, play and grow – together
- Westboro Community Association (WCA) - Ottawa, Ontario
This is the official website of the Westboro Community Association (WCA) with all the information you need about Westboro Village in Ottawa
- Westboro Beach | National Capital Commission
Westboro Beach, located on the Ottawa side of the historic Ottawa River, is a vibrant and accessible destination for all seasons Recently reopened, Westboro Beach offers new ways to enjoy the scenic shoreline
- Westboro: A Local’s Guide to Living Here - New Purveyors
Nestled between the Ottawa River and Island Park Drive, Westboro blends natural beauty with urban buzz, offering everything from indie shops and waterfront trails to high-end homes and modern condos
- Westboro Beach is back: New café, river rentals and trails | Ottawa Citizen
The cold wind blew off the mighty Ottawa River on June 1, but warm days lie ahead for visitors to enjoy the newly reopened Westboro Beach, now a year-round destination following a $21-million
- Westboro | Ottawa Neighbourhood Study
The neighbourhood includes the communities of Westboro Village, Westboro Beach, Golden Manor, Dovercourt, Hampton Court, and Scott Hill This area was considered cottage country during the late nineteenth century
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