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Old Montreal | Credit: Bonjour Quebec / Stéphan Poulin
Huron-Wendat Museum | Credit: Destination Canada
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Wendake | Credit: Destination Canada
Quebec City | Credit: Tourism Quebec
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Fairmont Le Château Frontenac | Credit: Destination Canada
Montmorency Falls | Credit: Mercedes Schulz
Itinerary
Day 1 Toronto
Upon arrival at Toronto Airport, you’ll be welcomed and transferred to a centrally located hotel. You’ll have some free time to explore the city—maybe visit the energetic Entertainment District, nestled between King and Queen Streets, famous for its dynamic nightlife. Alternatively, enjoy a walk through the elegant Yorkville neighbourhood, known for its luxury boutiques, or head to the lively Toronto Harbour, which is particularly vibrant in the evening.
Overnight in Toronto at Hilton Toronto
Hudson's Bay Queen Street | Credit: Destination Toronto
Day 2 Toronto Niagara Falls Toronto
After breakfast, embark on a tour of Toronto, Canada's largest city and the capital of Ontario. Explore the financial district, the historic and modern City Hall, and University Avenue, home to prominent hospitals and institutions. Visit the provincial Parliament and the chic Yorkville area, known for its upscale boutiques. Discover Chinatown, the second largest in Canada, and enjoy a photo stop to capture the iconic CN Tower, standing proudly at 553.33 metres as the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere, attracting over 2 million visitors annually.
Depart for Niagara-on-the-Lake, often regarded as the most picturesque town in Ontario. Once the capital of Upper Canada from 1792, it was settled by American pioneers. Take a leisurely stroll along the charming main street before continuing to Niagara, following a scenic route along the Niagara River. There, the awe-inspiring Niagara Falls await—one of North America's most renowned attractions and one of the world’s most breathtaking waterfalls. Experience the thrill of the Hornblower boat tour, and stop at Table Rock for a close-up view of the falls. Enjoy lunch at a restaurant overlooking the magnificent spectacle, followed by some free time to explore. In the afternoon, return to Toronto for an overnight stay.
Overnight in Toronto at Hilton Toronto
Breakfast, Lunch
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Hornblower Niagara Cruise | Credit: Niagara Falls Tourism
Day 3 Toronto Ottawa
After breakfast, depart early on the Trans-Canada Highway, heading towards Ottawa. The 1000 Islands region, renowned for its breathtaking beauty and romantic charm, awaits. Enjoy a one-hour boat cruise (included) to explore the islands, their grand mansions, and intriguing sights at the source of the St. Lawrence River. Continue your journey to the nation’s capital, where you’ll be enchanted by its stunning architecture and picturesque setting along the Ottawa River. Upon arrival, begin a panoramic tour of the city, including a visit to the Cathedral, the residence of the Prime Minister, and the Governor General's residence, representing Queen Elizabeth II. Stroll along the Rideau Canal, bordered by exquisite mansions and vibrant gardens adorned with colourful flowers. After the tour, check in to your hotel for the night.
Overnight in Ottawa at Lord Elgin Hotel
Breakfast
Rideau Canal
Day 4 Ottawa Bromont
After breakfast, depart for the capital of the province of Quebec. Travel across the Ottawa River into Quebec and explore the breathtaking Laurentian Mountains, a region rich in lakes and towering peaks—a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The first stop is the Omega Park Fauna Reserve, where a photo safari offers the chance to encounter some of Canada’s most iconic wildlife, including bears, wolves, deer, and bison, all in their natural habitat. Next, visit the Sucrerie de la Montagne, a traditional maple plantation where maple syrup is made using time-honoured techniques. Here, enjoy a hearty lumberjack lunch (included). Continue on to Bromont, nestled in the picturesque Eastern Townships. Check in to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Overnight in Bromont at Hotel Chateau Bromont
Breakfast, Lunch
La Sucrerie de la Montagne | Credit: Destination Canada
Day 5 Bromont Wendake
After breakfast, depart through the picturesque countryside and charming villages to the Abbey of St Benoit du Lac, located near the shores of Lake Memphremagog. Enjoy a guided tour of the monastery, where you’ll learn about its architecture, traditions, and the way of life of the Benedictine monks. Discover the variety of products made on-site, including cheeses, ciders, and fruit composts. Continue on to the indigenous reserve of Wendake. Check in at the Hotel-Musée Premières Nations, known for its unique exterior architecture and interior décor inspired by Indigenous culture. Enjoy a traditional, Indigenous-inspired dinner at the hotel.
Overnight in Wendake at Hotel Musee Premieres Nations
Breakfast, Dinner
Hotel-Musée Premières Nations | Credit: Destination Canada
Day 6 Wendake Quebec
Visit the Huron-Wendat Museum and Ekionkiestha' longhouse, where you can step back more than 500 years to explore the customs, traditions, and way of life of the Huron-Wendat nation. Continue the journey through Quebec City with a stop at Canyon Ste-Anne, where you can enjoy a walk along suspended bridges, surrounded by the beauty of nature. On the way back to Quebec City, stop at the Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré Basilica and visit the charming villages of Orleans Island, known for their picturesque beauty. Don’t miss the Montmorency Falls, standing at 83 metres—taller than Niagara Falls. Arrive in Quebec City for a panoramic tour of the city, including views of the Plains of Abraham National Historic Site and the grand Grande Allée.
Overnight in Quebec at Hilton Quebec
Breakfast
Huron-Wendat Museum | Credit: Destination Canada
Day 7 Quebec
After breakfast, enjoy a walking tour of the walled city with a local expert guide. Explore both Upper and Lower Quebec, including highlights such as Place d'Armes, the Château Frontenac Hotel, Place Royale, the Provincial Parliament, and more. The afternoon is free for personal exploration, with the evening at leisure and an overnight stay.
Overnight in Quebec at Hilton Quebec
Breakfast
Château Frontenac Hotel | Credit: Destination Canada
Day 8 Quebec St Alexis Des Monts
Head to the legendary region where the tradition of Canadian lumberjacks still thrives, and this iconic activity remains deeply embedded in the country’s heritage. Continue on to Mauricie, arriving at a spectacular hotel set amidst nature, on the edge of a picturesque lake, in one of Quebec's most beautiful natural areas. Upon check-in, there will be time to explore the resort’s many activities and walking trails. Whether choosing to immerse in the natural surroundings or relax at the magnificent Aquatic Centre, featuring an indoor pool (included), the options are endless. The hotel also offers an Activity Centre with complimentary access to bicycles, canoes, and kayaks. Check-in will be in the mid-afternoon, followed by a farewell dinner at the hotel.
Overnight in St. Alexis at Auberge Lac-à-l'Eau-Claire
Breakfast, Dinner
St-Alexis-des-Monts | Credit: Becaye Badiane
Day 9 St. Alexis Des Monts Montreal
Depart for Montreal, a city renowned for its influence in the fashion world, fine dining, and vibrant nightlife. Along the way, pass through a scenic agricultural region. Upon arrival, begin exploring this dynamic city, the second-largest French-speaking city in the world. Visit the Olympic Complex (photo stop), St-Laurent Street—Montreal’s main street, lined with diverse restaurants offering global cuisine—and the Golden Square Mile, home to the renowned McGill University. Continue to Mount Royal Park, a local favourite, where Beaver Lake is situated and enjoy a photo stop at Lovers’ Viewpoint. En route to Old Montreal, pass through the Plateau Mont Royal neighbourhood, now one of the city’s trendiest areas. Discover Place d'Armes, a testament to the city’s architectural evolution, and the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Montréal. Also, see Cartier Square and Montreal City Hall. Check in to the hotel, with the remainder of the day free for leisure.
Overnight in Montreal at Fairmont Queen Elizabeth
Breakfast
Olympic Stadium | Credit: Jorge Medina
Day 10 Montreal
Following breakfast, enjoy free time until departure for the airport.
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Accommodation
Hilton Toronto
Toronto
The Hilton Toronto hotel in Downtown Toronto offers elegantly stylish guestrooms , award winning dining and an ideal location just steps from major Toronto landmarks such as Union Station, CN Tower, Royal Ontario Museum, and CF Toronto Eaton Centre.
Lord Elgin Hotel
Ottawa
Lord Elgin Hotel is one of the most centrally located downtown Ottawa luxury hotels, just a stone’s throw away from the Rideau Canal, Confederation Park, the Shaw Centre, and Parliament Hill. Stay with one of the 355 elegant guestrooms, and you’ll discover the most alluring parts of Ottawa, Canada’s beautiful capital city. Immerse yourself in vibrant festivals, museums, galleries, eclectic dining, and a world of shops and boutiques. Lord Elgin’s extraordinary location puts bountiful delights within easy walking distance. Constructed in 1941, Lord Elgin is a piece of Ottawa’s history. Independent and thoroughly Canadian, this historic landmark is a leader among hotels in downtown Ottawa.
Hotel Chateau Bromont
Bromont
Located just an hour from Montreal, Hotel Château-Bromont offers a seamless blend of elegance and comfort at the base of Bromont Mountain. Nestled in the breathtaking scenery of the Eastern Townships, it’s the perfect retreat for those seeking both activity and relaxation. From outdoor adventures like skiing and hiking to unwinding amidst tranquil, picturesque views, this hotel provides an ideal escape for all seasons.
Hotel Musee Premieres Nations
Wendake
A unique hotel-museum designed to echo the traditional architecture of an Iroquois longhouse, this remarkable establishment is nestled along the scenic shores of the St-Charles River. Located just 15 minutes from downtown Quebec City, it offers a one-of-a-kind experience where history, culture, and comfort blend seamlessly. The property not only provides a fascinating glimpse into Indigenous heritage but also serves as a tranquil retreat surrounded by nature, making it an ideal base for exploring the vibrant attractions of Quebec City while enjoying a peaceful riverside setting.
Hilton Quebec
Quebec
This city hotel is the perfect base for exploring the heritage and charm of North America’s oldest city. Just a few blocks from Old Town, the conveniently located property is ideally situated to experience the multitude of festivals held in Quebec or to host your own event on the 23rd floor while enjoying breathtaking city views. Relax by the pool or savour a meal at one of the renowned on-site restaurants to fully embrace all that Quebec has to offer.
Auberge Lac-à-l'Eau-Claire
Saint-Alexis-des-Monts
Located in Saint-Alexis-des-Monts, between Montreal and Quebec City, the Auberge du Lac-à-l'Eau-Claire welcomes you in a natural setting of great beauty for a summer vacation or a winter vacation that will make you dream for a long time or for a successful business stay.
Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
Montreal
Set above the Gare Centrale train station, this grand hotel is 8-minute walk from Centre Bell, home of the Montreal Canadiens hockey team. There's a John Lennon and Yoko Ono Suite, where the song "Give Peace a Chance" was composed and recorded. This hotel also includes an elegant bistro, a chic cocktail lounge and an upscale food counter.
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