Depart from Toronto in the early morning to Kingston, the ancient capital of Canada, visit the old parliament building, which is the current City Hall, and visit Canada's famous Queen's University and the Royal Military Academy. After lunch, proceed to Ottawa, the capital of Canada, and visit the luxury residential area of ​​celebrity envoys, the Governor's Office, and the Prime Minister's Office. Take a tour of the Capitol Hill (exterior), where sculpture is the pinnacle of art. Visit the National War Museum of Canada, the largest collection of war items and materials in Canada, one of the three most important collections of war art in the world, and then visit Canada's largest and most visited National History Museum. How the multiculturalism from Indians to immigrants has created the content of today's Canadian civilization. Then go to the ancient and magnificent old Montreal district, Notre Dame Cathedral (exterior), Chinatown and so on. rest in the hotel after dinner.

 

Start your morning sightseeing with Mount Royal where the city is named after. You will then visit the famous St. Joseph's Oratory (additional cost,45-60 min), regarded as the largest church in Canada. Continue your journey in Montreal. You will see the Montreal Tower where the 1976 Summer Olympic Games were hosted.

You will then visit Botanical Garden (additional cost, 45-60min), is recognized as one of the world's greatest botanical gardens. The Montreal Biodome is one of four facilities that make part of the largest natural science museum complex in Canada that allows visitors to walk through replicas of four ecosystems found in the Americas.

Today's journey then brings you to Old Quebec City (1.5-2h) where many historic European style buildings are well kept. Check out the Fortifications of Quebec, Chateau Frontenac, and Quebec’s Parliament Hill. Perhaps also sip a cup of coffee at the sidewalk café to explore local life style.

Dinner in the French restaurant in Old Quebec will allow you to fully enjoy the European romantic feelings.

Enhance your stay at the iconic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac by selecting our upgrade option during booking. Nestled in the heart of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the hotel boasts stunning vistas of the St. Lawrence River and grants convenient access to nearby landmarks like the Citadel and Place Royale.

  

 

* The period from September 25 to mid-October is Maple Leaf season. On the second day, the schedule will be adjusted to enjoy maple in Mont Tremblant. Please refer order to the tour: 

3-Day East Canada Maples Tour from Toronto: Ottawa, Montreal, Mont Tremblant, Quebec and Thousand Islands

  



 

Then enter Quebec City, the oldest city in Canada. For dinner, enjoy a special meal in a French restaurant, which will allow you to fully enjoy the romantic feelings of the European continent. rest in the hotel after dinner.

Ice Hotel Opening Dates: January 4 , 2025, to March16, (During closure or when not open, the attraction is adjusted to "Observatoire de la Capitale":

Located on the observation deck on the 31st floor of Marie Building, the tallest building in the city, you can enjoy the scenery of Quebec City and overlook the battlefields of the British and French colonial wars at that time. The ancient city was built on a cliff and has the only intact ancient city wall in North America. There is an ancient cathedral in the city, the lower part, The historical sites include the Battery Park, the Castle Square, the Provincial Parliament Building, the Chateau Frontenac, the Star-shaped Castle Fortress, etc.

In December, we will arrange exclusive attractions (replacing the observation deck attractions): Christmas Magic Village

Christmas Magic Village: Get embrace by the magic at its highest! Meet Santa & taste the best cookies ever with Mrs. Claus. Walk through different ambiances that will get you back to your best Christmas memories.

  

Return to Toronto after breakfast.

On the way back, visit the Thousand Islands National Park, one of Canada's three natural wonders (*seasonal from April to October).

Take a cruise (1h) to visit the heart-shaped island on the St. Lawrence River on the US-Canadian border, the shortest international bridge, and the famous resort villa area. Arrive back to Toronto around dusk.

During winter time (usually between November and March-weather permitting), journey back via Thousand Island Lake, where, for an additional fee, you can opt for a helicopter ride (20min, subject to weather conditions) for an unparalleled perspective of one of Canada's three natural wonders. Take in breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding mountains from a lofty altitude. Return to Toronto by dusk.