From the historic buildings to the specialty shops, Ottawa's Old Town is as charming as they come! Ottawa overlooks the spot where the Fox River meets the Illinois, and we have a pleasant river walk that brings you right to the river's edge!
Or relax on a shady bench in Washington Park, a pleasant town square featuring historic monuments, towering trees, a beautiful fountain dedicated to two famous visitors to town - even a fresh-popcorn stand!
Ottawa offers a pleasing mix of restaurants featuring everything from ethnic menus to seafood and steaks, from family dining to gourmet cuisine. Whether you grab a quick bite for lunch or linger over a romantic table-for-two, we've got something to suit every taste!
Cutting through the skyline of historic storefronts are several church steeples. Many of Ottawa's churches are historic landmarks and are wonderful examples of beautiful architecture.
Ottawa's Old Town is truly an American treasure - an architectural feast for the eye, a culinary treat for the body or an historical delight for the mind!
807 Conference Center
100 W Lafayette St | Ottawa, IL, 61350 | 815-434-2737 | Fax: 815-434-5477 | sales@experienceottawa.com
Ottawa Visitors Center Meeting & Event staff is committed to providing individual, professional service to every group. We want to ensure you have the best meeting or event possible.
To assist with your plans, we are happy to provide the following services:
·Coordinate a memorable site visit.
·Contact hotels that fit your needs to request pricing and information, saving you valuable time and calls.
·Provide customized proposal for our unique meeting facility.
·Act as your local community resource for requests such as a welcome greeting from local dignitaries.
·Provide complimentary literature including maps and visitor guides
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American Legion Post 33
901 LaSalle Street | Ottawa, IL, 61350 | (815) 433-1191 |
Veterans Service Orignization for members and guests.
Bar-Bingo-Pool-Darts-Games
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Reddick Mansion
100 W Lafayette St | Ottawa, IL, 61350 | |
The William Reddick Home stands facing historic Washington Square and was built in 1856 for the then-costly sum of $25,000. Mr. Reddick served as a state senator. Mr. Stephen A. Douglas was one of the many politicians entertained at the Reddicks' house. This mansion has been restored to its original splendor and is open to the public. More on the Reddick Mansion.
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