Between wild nature and vibrant cities, Canada offers itself to you in all majesty for a stay of 8 days/7 nights or 10 days/9 nights, at your convenience. After visiting Toronto, the capital of Ontario, and Montreal with its museums, its old town and its old port, take the road to Quebec City and admire new landscapes during your journey on the Canadian railways.

The best part of your stay? You will sleep every night in magnificent 5* Fairmont hotels, synonymous with luxury and representative of the great cities of Eastern Canada!

Your itinerary according to the chosen offer:

8 days and 7 nights

Day 1: Arrival in Toronto

Days 2 and 3: Toronto

Day 4: Toronto - Montreal

Day 5: Montreal

Day 6: Montreal - Quebec City

Day 7: Quebec City

Day 8: Quebec City - return flight

10-day, 9-night tour

Day 1: Arrive in Toronto

Days 2 and 3: Toronto

Day 4: Toronto - Montreal

Days 5 and 6: Montreal

Day 7: Montreal - Quebec City

Days 8 and 9: Quebec City

Day 10: Quebec City - return flight

During your tour, you will spend 3 nights in Toronto at the Fairmont Royal York 5* hotel.

Upon arrival in Toronto, enjoy a private transfer to your hotel.

Perched on the shores of the lake of the same name, Toronto means "meeting place" and the city is resolutely multicultural at its heart. Its architecture is just as diverse, blending shimmering skyscrapers with quaint red brick facades of the city's industrial history. Roam its financial district, one of the largest in the world, and admire the CN Tower, which at 346 metres is one of the wonders of the modern world. Culture buffs will be drawn to the unique Royal Ontario Museum, renowned for its temporary and permanent exhibitions on natural history and civilisations.

You will have the choice of taking advantage of optional excursions at an additional cost, namely one excursion to Niagara Falls on Day 2 (to be arranged locally) and one guided city tour in English on Day 3, or free days during your stay in Toronto to explore as you please.

On day 4, breakfast will be taken at the hotel and then departure by train to Montreal (about 5h30) in economy class (possibility to book now in business class).

For the 8-day tour, you will spend 2 nights at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth 5* in Montreal; for the 10-day tour, you will spend 3 nights.

Montreal offers a thousand and one attractions befitting of one of the world's great cities. Blending its French accent with that of its many cultural communities, the city charms with its American-European atmosphere. The downtown area teems with life at the foot of the mountain, while its history is rooted in its historic neighbourhoods near the river. Montreal will seduce you with a gentle way of life, a world away from the stress and frenzy that characterize most large cities.

The day after your arrival, choose to take a guided tour of the city in French, optional at an additional cost, which will take you through Old Montreal, or take the time to visit the city at your own pace.

On the morning of your departure for your next stop, fuel up at breakfast, before taking the train to Quebec City (about 3h30), the capital of the province of the same name!

On your last stop, you will spend 2 or 3 nights (depending on the offer chosen) at the famous Fairmont Château Frontenac 5*, a historic establishment that has become a symbol of Québec City and overlooks the St. Lawrence River.

Head for one of the oldest cities in North America... Quebec City is a destination with a priceless history and heritage. The Old Quebec district, with its Fortifications of Quebec and its Citadel, as well as its many museums and its 400-year-old cobbled streets, is classified as a "world heritage jewel" by UNESCO. Discover the warm welcome of Quebecers, whose welcoming and friendly reputation precedes them. Immerse yourself in the city's rich culture and numerous events: snowy enchantment in winter, musical shows, festivals and historical celebrations all year round. Its gastronomy, meanwhile, celebrates the iconic blend of French, British, and North American influences.

Choose to learn more about the city with an optional French language tour (at an additional cost). You will also have time to explore the city with free time at your disposal.

On your last day, depending on the length of your tour, you will be transferred to the Quebec City airport depending on your return flight time, with memories galore...

You'll be staying at Fairmont hotels at every stop on your tour! Offering iconic luxury and opulence, Fairmont hotels in Eastern Canada are 5* establishments renowned for their unique architecture and premium services. In the evening, you can relax in your Fairmont room, with its impeccable decoration and welcoming style. You will find all the comfort and facilities you need for a rejuvenating night's sleep!

Your Fairmont hotels:

In Toronto: Fairmont Royal York 5* Hotel

In Montreal: Fairmont Queen Elizabeth 5* Hotel

In Quebec City: Fairmont Château Frontenac 5* Hotel

Your establishment is committed to respecting the sanitary measures in force to ensure your safety and well-being. In most establishments, the "health pass" is compulsory for access to the leisure and restaurant facilities.

Please note: Sanitary measures may be subject to change in line with government recommendations. Consequently, they may affect access to certain amenities.

Discover Toronto's many treasures and learn more about this unique city on a memorable guided tour. The 2.5 hour tour includes the CN Tower (admission not included), Ontario Place, Chinatown, Old and New City Hall, Parliament Hill and the Skydome.

Take a walking tour of Old Montreal with an English-speaking guide to learn more about the area. This tour will invite you to discover the winding streets of the French colony, from Ville-Marie to today. The historic district and its Old Port will take you through the history of a great American metropolis, from the founding of the city through all the eras.

Discover, with your English-speaking guide, the main places of interest in Quebec City. You will quickly fall under the spell! During your tour, you will have the opportunity to see the Place Royale which saw the foundation of the city in 1608, the Musée de l'Amérique française, the Basilique Notre-Dame de Québec, in the heart of the old city and the Latin Quarter, the Sainte Trinité Cathedral, the Château Frontenac, one of the most famous hotels in the world and an icon for the city of Quebec. You will also see the St. Lawrence River, the Old Port and many other interesting places, making this a most memorable visit.

Regarded as Canada’s cultural capital, Montreal is a unique island-city on the St Lawrence River, and the perfect place for big-city thrills mixed with charming attractions. For a taste of its old-world French atmosphere, visit the cobbled streets of Old Montreal, admiring Notre Dame Basilica and the charming Place Jacques-Cartier, which feels like it’s been plucked straight from a European town.

To escape the bustling city, take a stroll through Mount Royal Park, set atop the mountain after which the city is named. After climbing to the top, you can admire fantastic views over the city’s skyscrapers and monuments below, before settling down in a restaurant to savour some authentic Montreal cuisine. Don’t miss French-inspired options like the Breton pastry kouign amann, or get a taste for Montreal’s Haitian population by trying griot - a marinated pork shoulder that tastes like it’s straight from the Caribbean isles.

While foodies will be happy in this vibrant city, there are also plenty of sights to tempt culture-vultures. Head to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts to explore Canadian art or wander the tranquil Montreal Botanical Garden, while if you’re ready for a day of thrills, La Ronde is an extensive theme park on nearby St. Helen’s Island.

Québec truly feels like a country within a country, a distinct place of francophone linguistic and cultural identity within greater Canada. Québec's embrace of terroir, its language, and its passion for everything from winter snow to wine to gastronomy, is something else that encompasses both distinctly North American and European identities.

Old Québec, a UNESCO World Heritage treasure, is walkable and safe. Stroll the cobblestone streets of the only fortified city north of Mexico and explore its gorgeous outdoors nearby. Its history, friendly vibe, and myriad attractions make it a stand‑out travel destination throughout the year. 

Toronto is Canada's largest city, with more restaurants and live theatres than anywhere else in the country. From the famous CN Tower to the Harbourfront Centre with its lakeside shopping and dining, to the new fashionable Distillery District, Toronto is deservedly the most popular gateway to Canada.

For first-time visitors, the best place to get a feel for the city is by making a visit to the CN Tower, an unmissable attraction in Downtown where you can admire the city streets and Lake Ontario from 553m high! For cultural sights closer to the ground, check out the Royal Ontario Museum or the Art Gallery of Ontario. At the end of a long day, fill up with a classic plate of poutine, an iconic Canadian dish of fries, gravy, and cheese curds - perfect on a cold winter day in the city.

To explore a unique city attraction, head to Casa Loma, a charming Gothic Revival mansion in the heart of the city, while travellers looking to do some shopping during their stay have come to the right place, as the city offers a fantastic mix of high-end designers and boutique stores. As the sun sets, watch the city come to life at the 13-acre Distillery District, where you’ll find an array of restaurants and cafes boasting delicious cuisine and refreshing drinks for the perfect evening.