The Champagne Fitness Centre is located in a historic downtown building just a stones throw from ByWard Market. It has a 22.86m (25 yard) four-lane pool, weight, cardio, sauna, and mezzanine above the pool where boxing classes are held. A large tile mural titled Bathing in Champagne is featured at the pool area.

Officially, the Champagne Bath is a historic public bath in Ottawa (Ontario), Canada. It is located at Lower Town, 321 King Edward Avenue.

It was built originally to improve hygiene for the mostly working-class area residents. Many did not have bathrooms at home. It also contained a library. Built in 1921, the building is still standing. It was completed in 1924. The building was designed by Werner Ernst Noffke. It is a mixture of Prairie Styles and the Spanish Colonial Revival. It is named after Napoleon Champagne, Ottawa’s mayor. It was Ottawa’s first municipal swimming lane and the first indoor pool in Canada. It also used salt water, which meant it didn’t have to be chlorinated. The Plant Bath was built on the west side.

Separated by sex, it was opened with separate entrances at ground level for men and women in 1967. The facility was very popular over the years, but it has been declining in use. The city recommended closing the Champagne Bath after the Le Patro facility had been completed in 1980. After public protest, the city decided to renovate it instead. It cost about two million dollars. It was renovated and opened in 1990.