Queen's University,

Ottawa,

National History Museum,

Montreal,

Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal

Early morning departure from Toronto to Ottawa.Pass by Kingston, the former capital of Canada; drive by the Old Parliament Building (now City Hall) and Queen’s University.Continue to Ottawa, Canada’s capital. Admire the magnificent Parliament Hill (exterior view).Visit the Canadian War Museum, Canada’s largest war museum and one of the world’s top three war art collections, displaying weapons, uniforms and equipment from early indigenous defense to WWI and WWII.Then visit the Canadian Museum of History, Canada’s largest and most visited history museum, showcasing the multicultural history that shaped modern Canada.Proceed to historic Old Montreal, including the exterior of Notre-Dame Basilica and Chinatown.
Brief Introductions

Kingston
A city in southeastern Ontario, located on the north shore of Lake Ontario near the St. Lawrence River, about 240 km northeast of Toronto. It is a popular tourist destination, especially in summer for visits to the Thousand Islands.
Ottawa
Canada’s capital, located in southeastern Ontario on the south bank of the Ottawa River, 400 km east of Toronto and 190 km west of Montreal. It has a humid continental climate with cold, snowy winters.
Montreal
Largest city in Quebec, second largest in Canada, and the world’s second-largest French-speaking city after Paris. A major economic center renowned for aviation, finance, design and film. Named a UNESCO City of Design.
Parliament Hill
Iconic landmark of Ottawa and Canada, featuring Gothic-style buildings housing Canada’s government and Senate. A symbol of Canadian national identity.

Meals Included: Breakfast: None   / Lunch: None   / Dinner: None

Hotel: Comfort/Quality Hotel or the same level hotel

Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal,

,

Old Quebec,

Montreal Tower,

Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac

After breakfast, visit Saint Joseph’s Oratory and overlook Montreal.Then explore the Montreal Biodôme with 5 American ecosystems.
Next, visit the Montreal Botanical Garden with 22,000 plant species.View the Montreal Olympic Tower, the world’s tallest inclined tower.
Then go to a maple sugar shack for local maple dishes (lunch substitution if closed).Continue to Quebec City, full of European heritage: historic walls, Château Frontenac, churches and carriages.
Evening French dinner in Quebec City, then return to the hotel.

Maple Season (Sept 25 – Oct 16):
Itinerary adjusted to Mont-Tremblant fall foliage tour.After breakfast, visit Mont-Tremblant Resort, known as “Banff of the East”.Take the gondola to the highest peak in Eastern Canada and enjoy vibrant maple views.In the afternoon, proceed to Old Quebec City.The St. Lawrence River, European old town and colorful maple leaves create stunning scenery.Evening French dinner in Quebec City, then return to the hotel.

Warm Reminder
Notice from the Government of Quebec: Effective immediately, all unauthorized buses are prohibited from accessing Saint-Louis Street due to road construction. Our tour buses can no longer enter Old Quebec for parking via the original route.
Affected by this arrangement, visitors will need to walk approximately 10 minutes from the drop-off point to the core area of Old Quebec. As Old Quebec is inherently designed for walking tours, this adjustment only changes the bus drop-off location and will not impact your overall sightseeing experience within the old town. We appreciate your understanding.

Old Quebec City
Founded 1608, UNESCO site, North America’s only fortified city.
Chateau Frontenac
Iconic castle hotel built 1893, WWII Allied meeting site.

Meals Included: Breakfast: Continental Breakfast    / Lunch: None   / Dinner: None

Hotel: Comfort/Quality Hotel or the same level hotel