Choose from flexible itineraries lasting 6, 7, 9, or 10 nights, depending on your preferred route and pace. Begin in Toronto, Canada’s largest city, where a sleek skyline rises above Lake Ontario. Dive into its dynamic neighbourhoods, buzzing markets, and cultural landmarks. Continue to Ottawa, the refined capital, where the Parliament Buildings and scenic Rideau Canal offer a moment of calm and connection to Canada’s storied past. Next, immerse yourself in the creative spirit of Montreal, with its cobblestone streets, summer festivals, and vibrant food scene that fuses North American and European influences. Round off your journey in Quebec City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with fortified walls, charming old squares, and sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River.

Between each destination, travel by train in comfort, winding through forests, farmlands, and river valleys at a relaxed pace.

Choose the length of your stay:

6 night tour: 3 nights in Montreal & 3 nights in Quebec

7 night tour:  3 nights in Toronto, 2 nights in Montreal, 2 nights in Quebec 

9 night tour: 3 nights in Toronto, 3 nights in Montreal, 3 nights in Quebec 

10 night tour: 3 nights in Toronto, 1 night in Ottawa, 3 nights in Quebec, 3 nights in Montreal

The freedom to explore:

Discover our expertly curated self-guided tours, designed to offer the perfect balance of structure and flexibility. While our travel experts suggest itineraries to help you explore each destination in depth, you have the freedom to tailor activities and pace to suit your personal preferences. Rest assured, the carefully selected hotels will remain as listed, ensuring a comfortable and seamless experience throughout your journey.

Please note: your itinerary may have minor adjustments, but your overall trip experience will remain the same.

DAY 1: ARRIVE IN MONTREAL

Arrive in Montreal and settle into the rhythm of this lively, multicultural metropolis. The day is yours to explore: head straight to Old Montreal to wander cobbled streets, visit the magnificent Notre-Dame Basilica, or simply soak up the atmosphere by the Old Port. 

• Night at Le Nouvel Hôtel

DAY 2 & 3: MONTREAL

Enjoy the following days exploring Montreal at your own pace. You could begin with a morning climb up Mount Royal for sweeping city views and a dose of fresh air. Spend the afternoon exploring the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts or lose yourself in the creativity of the Plateau-Mont-Royal's street art and indie boutiques. In the evening, the Quartier des Spectacles lights up with music, festivals, or a quiet café terrace for people-watching. End your Montreal stay with a lively evening in the Latin Quarter or along Saint-Laurent Boulevard.

• Night at Le Nouvel Hôtel

DAY 4: MONTREAL - QUEBEC

Board a scenic train ride to Quebec City and arrive in the only walled city north of Mexico. Check in and spend the afternoon discovering the charms of Old Quebec, from the Dufferin Terrace to the storybook streets of Petit-Champlain. Watch the sunset from the foot of the Château Frontenac.

• Train journey Montreal → Quebec in Economy class
• Night at Hôtel Le Concorde Québec

DAY 5 & 6: QUEBEC

Spend the morning tracing the battlefields of the Plains of Abraham, then dive into Quebec's past at Place Royale and the surrounding colonial architecture. We recommend starting with a coffee and croissant in a tucked-away café before exploring some of Quebec’s lesser-known gems like the Citadel

• Night at Hôtel Le Concorde Québec

DAY 7: DEPART QUEBEC

Depart with memories steeped in culture, charm, and a hint of European elegance.

• Train journey Quebec → Dorval (Montreal Airport) in Economy class

DAY 1: ARRIVE IN TORONTO

Touch down in Toronto and embark on a a lakeside stroll along the Harbourfront. Pop into the St. Lawrence Market to sample local bites or stock up on Canadian treats. Head up the CN Tower for sunset views that stretch all the way to the lake’s horizon.

• Night at Chelsea Hotel Toronto

DAY 2 & 3: TORONTO

Explore Toronto’s creative side in Kensington Market, a maze of vintage shops, cafés and murals. Wander west to Queen Street for independent boutiques and street-level galleries. In the afternoon, choose between the Royal Ontario Museum or the Art Gallery of Ontario for a cultural deep dive.

• Night at Chelsea Hotel Toronto

DAY 4: TORONTO - MONTREAL

Catch the train to Montreal and watch as English-speaking Ontario gives way to French-infused Quebec. After arrival, stroll the cobbled streets of Old Montreal and admire the Gothic beauty of Notre-Dame Basilica. Settle in with a leisurely dinner on a terrace tucked into a quiet square.

• Train journey Toronto → Montreal in Economy class
• Night at Le Nouvel Hôtel

DAY 5: MONTREAL

Start your morning in the Plateau, where colourful townhouses and cafés line leafy streets. Walk up Mount Royal or take the gentle path through the park for panoramic city views. In the evening, explore Montreal’s food scene—try a casual bite at Jean-Talon Market or book a table at one of the city’s acclaimed restaurants.

• Night at Le Nouvel Hôtel

DAY 6: MONTREAL - QUEBEC

Travel to Quebec City by train or car, arriving in one of North America’s oldest and most atmospheric cities. Spend the afternoon wandering the Upper Town’s fortified streets and leafy promenades. Stop for coffee in a quiet square or linger in a bookshop with views over the rooftops.

• Train journey Montreal → Quebec City in Economy class
• Night at Hôtel Le Concorde Québec

DAY 7: QUEBEC

Soak in the Old Town’s European feel as you explore Petit-Champlain’s narrow lanes and stone façades. Walk along Dufferin Terrace for views of the river and Château Frontenac’s commanding silhouette. Enjoy your final evening and treat yourself to a delightful dinner.

• Night at Hôtel Le Concorde Québec

DAY 8: DEPART QUEBEC

Take a final stroll through the quiet morning streets, perhaps stopping at a bakery for a last buttery croissant. Enjoy the city’s soft light and calm before your journey home. Depart feeling refreshed, with the elegance of Quebec still lingering in your mind.

• Train journey Quebec City → Dorval (Montreal Airport) in Economy class

DAY 1: ARRIVE IN TORONTO

Touch down in Toronto and ease into the city with a lakeside walk along the Harbourfront. Pop into the St. Lawrence Market to sample artisanal bites or pick up some classic Canadian treats. End the day with sky-high views from the CN Tower as the city glows at sunset.

• Night at Chelsea Hotel Toronto

DAYS 2 & 3: TORONTO

Begin in Kensington Market, where global flavours and bold street art create an energetic buzz. Walk west to Queen Street for design shops, local fashion, and indie galleries. In the afternoon, visit the Royal Ontario Museum or the Art Gallery of Ontario for a curated cultural hit.

• Night at Chelsea Hotel Toronto

DAY 4: TORONTO – MONTREAL

Board the train to Montreal and watch the landscape shift from Ontario to Quebec. On arrival, stretch your legs in Old Montreal and take in the grandeur of Notre-Dame Basilica. Settle into a terrace café with a glass of wine and the buzz of the city around you.

• Train journey Toronto → Montreal in Economy class
• Night at Le Nouvel Hôtel

DAY 5: MONTREAL

Wander the Plateau, where colourful houses, tree-lined streets, and street art form the city’s creative heart. Climb Mount Royal or take the winding park trail for sweeping views over the skyline. Later, graze your way through Jean-Talon Market or choose a bistro in the Old Port for dinner.

• Night at Le Nouvel Hôtel

DAY 6: MONTREAL

Spend the day discovering Montreal at your own pace—visit the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts or duck into independent bookshops along Saint-Laurent. Head to Mile End for bagels, music shops, and laid-back cafés. In the evening, stroll through the illuminated streets and let the city set the mood.

• Night at Le Nouvel Hôtel

DAY 7: MONTREAL – QUEBEC 

Travel onward to Quebec City, where cobbled streets and a slower pace await. Start your explorations in the Upper Town, pausing at leafy parks and centuries-old churches. Enjoy a quiet afternoon break in a café tucked within the city’s stone walls.

• Train journey Montreal → Quebec City in Economy class
• Night at Hôtel Le Concorde Québec

DAY 8: QUEBEC 

Begin the day in Petit-Champlain, with its artisan shops and fairytale charm. Walk along Dufferin Terrace for river views and a glimpse of the iconic Château Frontenac. Treat yourself and linger over dinner at a cosy bistro, where every corner feels like a step back in time.

• Night at Hôtel Le Concorde Québec

DAY 9: QUEBEC 

Explore the city’s more hidden corners—perhaps the Citadel, Battlefields Park, or the riverside promenade. Pick up locally made goods or pastries from a neighbourhood market. Take your time soaking in the last moments of this charming, storied city.

• Night at Hôtel Le Concorde Québec

DAY 10: DEPART QUEBEC

Enjoy a quiet morning walk through Old Québec’s historic streets, followed by a final buttery croissant or café au lait. Let the calm linger before you make your way home. Depart with a head full of memories and the rhythm of Canada still in your step.

• Train journey Quebec City → Dorval (Montreal Airport) in Economy class

DAY 1: ARRIVE IN TORONTO

Touch down in Toronto and ease into the city with a lakeside walk along the Harbourfront. Pop into the St. Lawrence Market to sample artisanal bites or pick up some classic Canadian treats. End the day with sky-high views from the CN Tower as the city glows at sunset.

• Night at Chelsea Hotel Toronto

DAYS 2 & 3: TORONTO

Begin in Kensington Market, where global flavours and bold street art create an energetic buzz. Walk west to Queen Street for design shops, local fashion, and indie galleries. In the afternoon, visit the Royal Ontario Museum or the Art Gallery of Ontario for a curated cultural hit.

• Night at Chelsea Hotel Toronto  

DAY 4: TORONTO – OTTAWA

Board the train to Ottawa and watch the scenery roll by as you leave Toronto behind. Arrive in Canada’s capital and stroll along the Rideau Canal or Parliament Hill to soak up the city’s stately atmosphere. Enjoy the blend of heritage buildings, green spaces, and riverside views at your own pace.

• Train journey Toronto → Ottawa in Economy class
• Night at Embassy Hotel Ottawa

DAY 5: OTTAWA – QUEBEC

Travel to Quebec by train, a scenic route into one of North America’s oldest and most atmospheric cities. After arrival, stretch your legs in the Upper Town with its historic ramparts, leafy plazas, and elegant churches. 

• Train journey Ottawa → Quebec City in Economy class
• Night at Hôtel Le Concorde Québec

DAY 6: QUEBEC

Wander through the storybook lanes of Petit-Champlain, stopping in boutiques and artisan shops along the way. Walk the Dufferin Terrace for views of the St. Lawrence River and the iconic Château Frontenac. Linger over dinner in a stone-walled bistro tucked into the heart of the Old Town.

• Night at Hôtel Le Concorde Québec

DAY 7: QUEBEC

Spend the day exploring the city’s quieter corners—perhaps the Citadel, Battlefields Park, or the marina below the cliffs. Browse local markets for keepsakes or relax in a café with a view of the rooftops. Let your final evening unfold slowly, surrounded by history and charm.

• Night at Hôtel Le Concorde Québec

DAY 8: QUEBEC - MONTREAL 

Begin the day by catching the train to Montreal. Once in the city, take a walk through Old Montreal, where cobblestones and 18th-century facades meet modern flair. Consider enjoying an evening drink or meal on a terrace surrounded by the hum of the city.

• Train journey Quebec City → Montreal in Economy class
• Night at Le Nouvel Hôtel  

DAY 9: MONTREAL

Start your morning in the Plateau, where colourful row houses, leafy streets, and street art create a creative buzz. Head up Mount Royal for sweeping city views, then unwind in one of the neighbourhood’s many cafés. Later, explore the lively Jean-Talon Market or dine in a relaxed bistro in the Old Port.

• Night at Le Nouvel Hôtel

DAY 10: MONTREAL

Explore Montreal’s cultural heart at your own pace, perhaps visit the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts or browse the boutiques of Mile End. Pause for a bagel or pastry and soak in the city’s vibrant café culture. Spend your last evening walking the illuminated streets, stopping wherever the mood takes you.

• Night at Le Nouvel Hôtel

DAY 11: DEPART MONTREAL

Enjoy a peaceful morning walk through Old Québec’s timeless streets before making your way home. Pick up a last croissant or local pastry and savour the city’s lingering stillness. Depart with memories of rivers, rooftops and slow travel well spent.

• Departure

During your stay in Canada, you will stay in a Standard Room in the following hotels (or similar), which have been carefully selected for your comfort and convenience:

• Toronto: Chelsea Hotel Toronto
• Ottowa: Embassy Hotel Ottowa
• Montréal: Le Nouvel Hôtel
• Quebec: Hôtel Le Concorde Québec
   

If the hotels listed above are unavailable, you will be provided with comfortable accommodation in similar hotels. Local standards apply.

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Explore Toronto at your own pace aboard a panoramic bus, enjoying 360° views and strategic stops to discover the city's iconic sites with complete freedom.

Discover Old Montréal East on an immersive guided tour of its cobbled streets, iconic monuments and lively atmosphere, for a fascinating journey through the city's history.

Discover Montréal on foot with a two-hour guided walking tour. Stroll through iconic landmarks, lively neighbourhoods, and hear captivating stories from a knowledgeable, engaging guide. It’s an immersive and authentic way to experience the true spirit of the city.

Travel 25 miles along the historic Chemin du Roy, the oldest carriage road in the region, passing through charming villages steeped in French tradition en route to the celebrated shrine at Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré. The tour also includes a stop at Montmorency Falls, before continuing to Île d’Orléans.

Canada’s largest city, Toronto is a dynamic metropolis where culture, shopping, and entertainment converge. Known for its diverse population, it offers an array of experiences, from iconic landmarks like the CN Tower to cutting-edge neighbourhoods like the Distillery District. With its thriving arts scene, bustling waterfront, and eclectic dining options, Toronto stands as one of the country’s most exciting urban destinations.

Must-sees:

• CN Tower - A must-visit for panoramic views of Toronto and Lake Ontario, with a glass floor for those feeling adventurous.
• Distillery District - A historic area that blends Victorian-era architecture with contemporary galleries, restaurants, and boutiques.
• Casa Loma - A charming Gothic Revival mansion offering a glimpse into Toronto’s past and stunning views from its turrets.

Culinary culture:

Toronto’s culinary scene is as diverse as its population, with everything from street food to Michelin-starred dining. For a taste of Canada’s iconic comfort food, poutine is a must-try: crispy fries topped with cheese curds and gravy. The city also boasts a vibrant international food scene, with influences ranging from Italian to Indian. Don’t miss the St. Lawrence Market, where you can sample everything from fresh seafood to artisanal cheeses, or indulge in dim sum in the city’s Chinatown.

Dive deeper:

To explore Toronto’s creative side, head to the Art Gallery of Ontario, home to an impressive collection of Canadian and Indigenous art. For a more offbeat experience, the Bata Shoe Museum showcases an eclectic history of footwear, offering an unexpected cultural journey. If you’re in the mood for something more tranquil, stroll through the Allan Gardens Conservatory, an indoor botanical oasis in the heart of the city.

Good to know:

The ideal time to visit Toronto is in the autumn, when the city’s parks and waterfront come alive with vibrant colours. Toronto is well-served by public transport, including an efficient metro and streetcar system, making it easy to navigate. The city’s multicultural vibrancy is best experienced through its festivals, such as the Toronto International Film Festival and Nuit Blanche, which celebrate its diverse arts scene.

Regarded as Canada’s cultural capital, Montréal is a dynamic island-city on the St. Lawrence River, where European charm meets North American energy. Its blend of historic districts, artistic enclaves, and diverse neighbourhoods makes it a fascinating destination. Beyond the well-trodden paths of Old Montréal, the city’s creative pulse can be felt in its street art, indie theatres, and underground music venues.

Must-sees:

• Mile End’s creative quarter – A hub of independent cafés, vintage shops, and a thriving arts scene, this bohemian district offers a glimpse into Montréal’s artistic spirit.
• Pointe-à-Callière Museum – Built over the city's original settlement, this archaeological museum delves into Montréal’s layered history through immersive exhibits and underground ruins.
• Jean-Talon Market – One of North America’s largest public markets, this vibrant spot in Little Italy is the perfect place to experience the city’s multicultural food scene.

Culinary culture:

Montréal’s gastronomic scene is a reflection of its rich heritage, blending French, Jewish, and international influences. Beyond the famed bagels and poutine, explore the city’s lesser-known culinary treasures. Try tourtière, a spiced meat pie from Québec’s rural traditions, or sip a glass of locally produced ice cider, a delicacy unique to the province’s cold winters. The city’s Jewish delis, Portuguese rotisseries, and Haitian eateries further highlight its diverse flavours.

Dive deeper:

For a different perspective, explore the Réseau Express Métropolitain, Montréal’s underground city, where a vast network of tunnels links shopping centres, museums, and metro stations. Music lovers should seek out an intimate jazz show in the Plateau, while history buffs can visit the lesser-known Château Ramezay, a former governor’s residence filled with colonial artefacts.

Good to know:

The ideal time to visit is late spring or early autumn, when the city’s festival calendar is in full swing and the weather is pleasant. Montréal is best explored on foot or by its efficient metro system, though cycling is a great way to see its many green spaces and waterfront promenades.