Toronto - Ottawa - Montreal

Parliament Hill and Buildings - Marvel at the stunning architecture of Parliament Hill, take in the picturesque views of the Ottawa River, and visit the solemn National War Memorial. The iconic Peace Tower, a symbol of Ottawa, is also a must-see.

Canadian War Museum - Proceed to the Canadian War Museum, a leading institution in military history. Discover the realities and enduring effects of war through compelling exhibits, personal narratives, and historical artifacts. The museum’s vast collection includes military vehicles and equipment, such as a United Nations armored vehicle, Tiger and Leopard tanks, and other significant wartime machinery.

Canadian Museum of History - Explore the Canadian Museum of History, a key cultural institution in Canada. Delve into captivating exhibitions that bring the nation’s history to life, from Indigenous traditions and achievements to the experiences of settlers and communities that shaped modern Canada. Through historical artifacts, reconstructed settings, multimedia displays, and personal stories, gain a deeper understanding of Canada’s diverse cultures, national identity, and social evolution.

Montreal - Quebec City

Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal - (Summer & Winter season only) Begin your morning with a visit to Mount Royal, the namesake of the city. Then, explore the renowned St. Joseph’s Oratory, the largest church in Canada.

Montreal Botanical Garden - (Summer & Winter season only) Discover the Montreal Botanical Garden, one of the world’s premier botanical gardens. Spanning 75 hectares, it features around 22,000 plant species and cultivars, exhibition greenhouses, and over 20 themed gardens. With its serene landscapes, diverse plant collections, and stunning seasonal displays, it is a perfect spot to enjoy fresh air and nature.

Biodome de Montreal - (Summer & Winter season only) Visit the Montréal Biodôme, part of Espace for Life, Canada’s largest natural science museum complex. Experience realistic recreations of five ecosystems of the Americas: the Tropical Rainforest, Laurentian Maple Forest, Gulf of St. Lawrence, Labrador Coast, and Sub-Antarctic Islands. Encounter diverse plants and animals in immersive habitats that reflect their natural environments.

The Montreal Tower - (Summer season only) Observe the Montreal Tower from outside, an iconic structure built as part of the Olympic Stadium complex for the 1976 Summer Olympics. Standing approximately 165 meters tall and leaning at a dramatic 45-degree angle, it is the world’s tallest inclined tower. Its striking design makes it one of Montreal’s most distinctive architectural landmarks.

Cabane A Sucre Chez Dany - (Summer & Winter season only) Journey through the scenic Quebec countryside toward Quebec City. En route, visit a traditional maple sugar shack in the Three Rivers region. Quebec is a major maple syrup-producing area, and during maple season, sugar shacks are used to collect maple sap and create various traditional maple products.

If the meal plan is selected, enjoy a traditional-style lunch at the maple farm in a warm and lively atmosphere. If the maple farm is closed, lunch will be arranged at another restaurant. Depending on availability, you may also have the chance to sample freshly made maple taffy free of charge.

Panoramic Gondola - (Fall Foliage season only) Travel to Mont-Tremblant Resort, often referred to as the “Banff of the East,” known for its stunning autumn colors. Nestled between the mountains and Lake Tremblant, the vibrant European-style village offers a tranquil, picturesque setting.

Take the Panoramic Gondola to the 3,300-foot summit. Start with an open-air ride to the mid-mountain area, where you can admire the village’s colorful rooftops. Then, transfer to an enclosed gondola and continue through lush forests, enjoying sweeping views of Lake Tremblant, surrounding valleys, distant mountains, and the beautiful Laurentian landscape.

Old Quebec - (All season available) Visit historic Quebec City, home to North America’s best-preserved fortified old town. Wander its French-inspired streets and admire landmarks such as the grand Château Frontenac, historic churches, the Quebec Parliament Building, horse-drawn carriages, and local street artists. The old city, the St. Lawrence River, and vibrant autumn foliage create a charming European-style setting. Enjoy dinner at a French-style restaurant at your own expense, then transfer to the hotel in Quebec City for an overnight stay.

Hôtel de Glace - (Winter season only) Explore the Hôtel de Glace, Quebec’s spectacular winter attraction, with visits scheduled before mid-January and after mid-March. Constructed using approximately 15,000 tonnes of snow and 500 tonnes of ice, the hotel is rebuilt each winter with a completely new design, creating a remarkable frozen world of rooms, sculptures, and architectural details.

When the Ice Hotel is closed or unavailable, the visit will be replaced by the Observatoire de la Capitale, where guests can enjoy panoramic views of Quebec City and the surrounding landscape.

Quebec City - Thousand Island - Toronto

St. Lawrence River - (Summer season & Fall Foliage only) Explore the scenic Thousand Islands region, one of Canada’s great natural attractions. From approximately late April to October, embark on a sightseeing cruise through this breathtaking archipelago and admire lush islands, charming waterfront homes, Heart Island, the world’s shortest international bridge, and other landmarks along the Canada–United States border. Learn about the area’s history and local stories before continuing to Toronto, arriving in the early evening.

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• Meals
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• Complimentary breakfast for two days
• Delight in a Thousand Islands boat cruise and enjoy a panoramic tour of Kingston city
• Designed for travelers who value time, with a high-efficiency express pace

Explore the enchanting allure of Eastern Canada on this 3-day journey from Toronto. Wander through the historic streets of Old Quebec City, explore the renowned Parliament Hill in Ottawa, and immerse yourself in the lively culture of Montreal. Relish complimentary breakfasts and taste local treats, including maple syrup specialties. This tour promises a mix of sightseeing and cultural experiences, ideal for families and adventure enthusiasts. Enjoy a scenic boat cruise through the beautiful Thousand Islands, and admire the breathtaking views of the St. Lawrence River’s star-studded islands.

*The itinerary sequence provided is for reference only and may be modified based on the departure date, weather, traffic, and other operational conditions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.