Optional. Handy for finding the next one.
Tap a flag for details. Gold +5: no traveller has logged it yet. Green check: yours.
Seven walks that cover every embassy in the city. Six fit in an afternoon. Distances are rough walking estimates.
Your passport
Badges
Stamps
| # | Traveller | Stamps | Points |
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Latest stamps
How to play
- Pick a traveller name and a 4-digit PIN. That's your login on any device.
- Pick a walk from the Walks tab, or just wander.
- When you see an embassy, tap "I was here". That's it. It's the honour system.
- Learn something. Every embassy links to its official site and a page about the country.
Scoring
- 10 points per embassy.
- +5 bonus if you're the first traveller ever to log it.
- Bonus stops: 20 points. Seven offices that aren't quite embassies: Taiwan, Palestine, the Ismaili Imamat, the Order of Malta, UNHCR and two international agencies.
- Badges for finishing each walk, plus a few for collectors (G7, Nordics, every high commission, whole regions).
- Tapped the wrong one? Open it and remove the stamp.
Be a good guest
- Stay on the public sidewalk. You never need to go inside, ring a bell or talk to anyone.
- Don't photograph security staff, gates or cameras. Photograph the flag instead.
- Many embassies share office towers. Seeing the building counts.
We trust you. So does the Vienna Convention, mostly.
Sources. Embassies, bonus stops and addresses: Global Affairs Canada, Office of Protocol, Diplomatic, Consular and Other Representatives in Canada (July 2026), plus its online lists of diplomatic missions, international organizations and special representative offices. The full publication is free by email from Global Affairs Canada. Checked against the Québec government's directory of foreign representations, official embassy websites and Wikipedia's List of diplomatic missions in Ottawa. Locations and many website links: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Story Map Stroll badge: Owen Spillios-Hunter's story map The Embassies of Ottawa. Flags: flagcdn.com. Official websites are run by each country and sometimes move. If one's broken or an embassy has moved, email hello@embassyhunt.ca.