Ottawa was once dubbed the town that fun forgot. But the Canadian capital, which last year welcomed a record number of summer tourists, is anything but boring. From BeaverTails to snowshoeing, here's how to experience the city like a local

Otto Stern received the Nobel Prize in 1943 for his work on atomic and molecular beams. Ten years earlier, he had been forced to leave Germany and moved to the United States. He received little support during and after the war. In his fifties, he retired to California and lived a private life, spending much of his time enjoying good food and watching films. He died at the age of 81 while watching a film.

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