We'll depart Toronto early in the morning traveling to Kingston, which was originally established as a fort back in 1673. We'll see a historic Canadian locomotive, government buildings and pass by the Royal Military College, the Queen's University and the residence of the first Prime Minister of Canada.

We'll then proceed to Ottawa. Will visit Parliament Hill (Exterior), Ottawa River, Rideau Canal and the Canadian Museum of History (Fee apply). After that, will visit the Canadian War Museum (Fee apply), which houses a number of exhibitions and memorials about Canadian military history.

Then we will visit Sussex Drive where a number of embassies are located as well as the Canadian Prime Minister's home and Rideau Hall.

In the evening, we will arrive in Montreal and you can explore the city's exciting nightlife.



 

Visit the Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal (Donation CAD$5/ person) and Notre Dame Basilica (Donation CAD $16 /person), [Will not be allowed to visit if there are any events]. Afterwards, will visit the Montreal Biodome (Fee apply) which is a facility located at Olympic Park, that allows visitors to walk through replicas of four ecosystems found in the Americas. Also can see the Olympic Stadium (Exterior). Built in the mid-1970s as the main venue for the 1976 Summer Olympics. On the way to Quebec City, we'll have the French country style lunch (Fee apply) in the traditional maple syrup farm. When we arrive in Quebec City, then explore the European style Old Quebec City, rich in French culture and history, and its antique shops where treasures can be found around every corner. You can also have a nice, delicious French dinner (Fee apply) in this romantic city. (Since the farm is private property, CAD$12.00 per person entrance fee will be charged if you don't enjoy the lunch inside.)

[Winter Special arrangement]

Quebec Ice Hotel: (Fee apply) In winter, visit the Hôtel de Glace, the only ice accommodation in America. Made from ice and snow, this iconic seasonal hotel (January to March) is part of Valcartier Vacation Village.

During ice hotel is not open period: Visit Quebec Tower (Fee apply) to view city skyline.



 

[Winter Special arrangement]

Dog Sledding (Approximately between mid-December and March 1; Price varies depending on location; subject to change or cancellation due to weather conditions) (Fee apply)

This winter, live a unique and memorable Dogsledding experience!

[If Dog Sledding closed, we will change our itinerary to Montreal Sky Wheel (Fee apply) instead]

Canada's highest Montreal Sky Wheel (Fee apply), with a panoramic view of the historic old port, the bustling city center, and the banks of the St. Lawrence River.

After that, travel to Thousand Islands. You can take an optional 1000 Islands helicopter (Fee apply). Afterwards, we'll return to Toronto.

(*1000 Islands helicopters are subject to change or cancellation due to weather conditions. *).