You will start your tour to Canada's Capital city, Ottawa. On the way, you will pass through Kingston, where you can see the old Parliament building (drive through), which now serves as the City Hall, and the famous Queen's University (drive through). Then, you will continue the journey to Canada's capital, Ottawa, to admire the Parliament Hill (photo stop). After that, you will visit the Canadian War Museum, the largest museum in Canada dedicated to war artifacts and materials. Next, you will explore the largest museum in Canada, the Canadian Museum of History. As evening approaches, you will then make your way to Old Montreal to see the famous Notre Dame Basilica (photo stop) and Chinatown.

Special Note: During peak seasons or major events, due to tight supply of hotel rooms, the hotel may be adjusted to a hotel of the same class in Ottawa. The itinerary has also been adjusted accordingly, without reducing the content of attractions.

 

Begin your morning sightseeing with the largest church in Canada, St. Joseph's Oratory, where you can overlook Montreal from above. You will then visit Montreal Biodome, which was rebuilt and reopened in 1976. The Montreal Biodome is one of the four facilities that make part of the largest natural science museum complex in Canada where visitors can walk through replicas of the four ecosystems found in the Americas. Next, you will visit the Botanical Garden, which is recognized as one of the world's greatest botanical gardens. As you continue the journey in Montreal, you will also see the Montreal Tower where the 1976 Summer Olympic Games were hosted. For lunch, you will head to a "sugar shack" to enjoy local farm dishes made from maple syrup and experience Canada's "farm life" (if the sugar shack is closed during the season, lunch will be arranged at another location). In the afternoon, you will head to Quebec City, Canada's oldest city, to 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 the local lifestyle. Enjoy your dinner at a French restaurant where you will fully experience the European romantic vibe (in case of unusual circumstances, it may be rearranged to the largest local seafood buffet). After dinner, return to the hotel to rest.

* The period from September 27th to October 18th is Maple Leaf season. On the second day, the schedule will be adjusted to enjoy the 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

This morning, we will leave Montreal and proceed to Mont Tremblant. Down the winding road and through the rocky hills, we will be amazed by the beautiful scenery. There, we will have a chance to take a Panoramic Gondola to enjoy the spectacular views of Mont Tremblant. In the afternoon, we will head our way to Quebec City. Dinner in the French restaurant in Old Quebec will allow you to fully enjoy the European romantic feelings.



  

 

 

Return to Toronto after breakfast.

On the way back, you will visit the Thousand Islands National Park, one of Canada's three natural wonders (*seasonal from April to October). You will then take a cruise to explore the heart-shaped island on the St. Lawrence River, the shortest international bridge, and the famous resort villa area. You will arrive back in Toronto around dusk. After November, on the way back, you will pass by Thousand Islands Lake and have the option to take a helicopter ride at your own expense (weather permitting) to experience the beauty of Thousand Islands Lake, overlooking the lake and mountains of Thousand Island Lake from a high altitude. You will arrive back in Toronto around dusk.

*The above itinerary sequence is for reference only. The itinerary will be adjusted due to the departure date, weather, traffic, and other factors.