7 days / 6 nights

Arrival at Quebec City Airport and transfer to your hotel on your own.

Meet your guide in the afternoon.

Overnight stay.

American breakfast.

In the morning, we will visit the historic city of Quebec, the oldest in the country. Panoramic tour: Laval University, historic monuments, the Citadel, views of the St. Lawrence River, and other points of interest. After lunch (not included), we will depart for the city of Montreal.

Accommodations.

American breakfast.

Discover the best Montreal has to offer on this sightseeing tour with a professional guide. Enjoy a journey through time from French and English colonization to the present day. We begin our panoramic tour in the English-speaking neighborhood of Westmount, the Oratory of St. Joseph, and Mount Royal Park with its spectacular view of the city. We will walk through the park to the Chalet de la Montagne viewpoint, weather permitting; otherwise, we will visit the Belvedere viewpoint.

We continue to the Golden Square Mile, McGill University, the financial district, Canada Place, and the Catholic Cathedral of Mary, Queen of the World. We continue to Old Montreal, passing through Queen Victoria Square and skirting the perimeter of Old Montreal and the Old Port, then on to Place d’Armes to visit Notre-Dame Basilica (admission NOT included). We’ll walk to City Hall, where Jacques Cartier Square is located—the tourist heart of Old Montreal—where you’ll have time for lunch before continuing on to Ottawa. On the way, we’ll stop at Parc Omega, where you’ll have the opportunity to see Canada’s wildlife up close. After Parc Omega, we’ll continue to Ottawa.

Accommodation.

American breakfast.

We begin our tour of Canada’s capital city by visiting Parliament Hill (in summer, we’ll see the Changing of the Guard), residential neighborhoods, the Prime Minister’s and Governor General’s mansions, the ambassadors’ residences, the Supreme Court, and other points of interest. After lunch (not included), we’ll head to Brockville to enjoy a short cruise through the Thousand Islands on the St. Lawrence River. This region is where the popular Thousand Islands dressing was created, and it’s also one of Eastern Canada’s favorite tourist destinations. The cruise, which lasts approximately 1 hour, offers spectacular panoramic views of the area and provides information on the region’s history, legends, and people. You can also see ships from around the world carefully navigating the narrow sections of the St. Lawrence River, the world’s longest freshwater waterway. Continue the journey by bus to Toronto.

Arrival. Accommodations.

American breakfast.

In the morning, we begin our city tour: City Hall, the Provincial Parliament, the University of Toronto, Yorkville (the bohemian neighborhood), the residential area of Forest Hill, and the area where the famous CN Tower is located. We will then continue on to Niagara, approximately an hour away; along the way, we will visit the picturesque town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada’s first capital. We’ll explore the Niagara wine region and begin our tour of the area, visiting the floral clock and the whirlpool where the Spanish aerial car travels. Boat ride on the Hornblower (May to October) or the scenic tunnels (October to May).

Arrival. Accommodation.

Continental breakfast. In the morning, departure for New York, arriving in the late afternoon.

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