World Exchange Plaza

Best place to park your car if you need to be downtown. Also their food court is great cause it is no juke fast-food.

Very convenient location downtown. It has most of all your needed necessities such as pharmacy, dry cleaners, food court, post office and bank.

Passé par là pour le stationnement. Pour les tickets de stationnement oubliez pas de les avoir avec vous. Il n'y a pas de bornes de paiement au niveau des stationnements. Les bornes de paiement sont au rez chaussé près des ascenseurs.

No longer fun since the cinema closed, but it is clean, air conditioned, and offers some imaginative art and decor while you take a break for refreshments. WEP has an LCBO inside, and an airy food court on the second level.

A decent selection of retail outlets, including a Shoppers and an RBC. Also, a half-decent food court. The loss of the movie theatre was particularly unfortunate.

Easy access to transit, including the O-Train.

TD bank, Shopper's Drug Mart, LCBO, convenience store and food court. Almost anything you need at one place.

Right in the center of the heart of downtown, from an LCBO, Shoppers drug Mart and even a TD bank are just a couple places you'll find on the main floor of this building. Feeling hungry? Then you're in luck, take a ride or walk them steps to a grand arrangement of food items of all sorts in their beautiful food court. Tons of seating and excellent items and choices of food of all kinds.

Central location in downtown Ottawa that has free parking during the weekend. The food court has a nice selection and there is a free music concert at lunch time in summer months.

I love this place because they have free parking on weekend, l always park my car then I am going on foot to the downtown enjoy

Great place for a quick meal (Subway) has a convinience store and an LCBO. What more could you ask for?

The World Exchange Plaza is an office and retail building in Downtown Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It covers an entire city block between Metcalfe and O'Connor south of Queen Street. The first phase of the project was completed in 1991. The twenty-story building was unusual in Ottawa for its visual flair. The eastern side was marked by a large plaza modeled after the Roman Colosseum. The building opened in the middle of a deep recession and initially had trouble being filled. The 1990s boom solved this and work began on a second tower, which was completed in 2001. This second tower greatly increased the available office space.

Clean, well kept, we parked and had Subway before going to Parliament Hill.
TIP: Parking is free on weekends

Food court is decent. Lots of variety. Best place to park downtown if you don't want to mess around trying to find street parking.

Free underground parking downtown on weekends. Close to spark st and parliament.walking distance to Rideau centre and byward market. Easy to access from 417 exiting from Metcalfe

Petit centre commercial sombre et assez "mort".

Peu fréquenté mais on comprend vite pourquoi il n'y a pas beaucoup de magasins, seulement un food court avec quelques fast food que l'on peut trouver partout ailleurs.

L'endroit manque vraiment de luminosité!

Utile seulement pour s'abriter s'il pleut ou s'il fait froid car bien placé en plein centre-ville d'Ottawa

There is a food court, TD bank, LCBO, shoppers and a convenience store as well as a few other stores and businesses. I only go there really for the LCBO though so i dont know much else about it

June 29 around 7pm. The door to the toilets on ground floor were locked, contacted the security over the intercom, a grumpy looking security guard showed up after 15 minutes and opened the door to the toilet. The toilets were really foul.