Today's itinerary will take you through the highlights of Canada's history and culture. Departing from Toronto, we will pass through Kingston, then head to Ottawa to visit Parliament Hill, the Governor's Residence, and the War Museum to learn about Canada's history and military heritage. Finally, we will visit Old Montreal to admire Notre-Dame Basilica and Chinatown, experiencing the city's French flair.

【Kingston】
Traveling through the historic city of Kingston, you will see the old Parliament Building (now City Hall), the famous Queen's University, and the Royal Military College, immersing yourself in the city's rich history.

【Parliament Hill, Ottawa】
Admire the exquisite sculptures of Parliament Hill, the symbol of Canada's politics and history, and the location of the Canadian Parliament.

【Canadian War Museum】$$
This museum showcases military artifacts from early Indigenous defenses to modern military equipment. It is Canada's largest war museum and one of the top three war art collections in the world.

【Canadian Museum of History】$$
Canada's largest and most visited museum, it showcases the diverse cultures that have shaped Canada, from Indigenous peoples to immigrants, and offers a comprehensive look at the country's history, geography, and culture.

【Old Montreal】
Explore the charming, historic district of Old Montreal, see the exterior of Notre-Dame Basilica, and stroll through the exotic atmosphere of Chinatown, soaking in the French-style ambiance of the city.

Today, you will explore the natural and historical landmarks of Montreal, including Mount Royal, Saint Joseph's Oratory, Montreal Tower, and the Biodome. You'll also taste local delicacies at a Maple Syrup Shack and visit the European-style Old Quebec City.

[Mount Royal]
After breakfast, head to Mount Royal for a panoramic view of Montreal. It’s the city's symbol and a popular spot for both locals and visitors, offering an excellent photo opportunity of the entire city.

[Saint Joseph's Oratory] $$
Visit North America's largest Catholic church, Saint Joseph's Oratory, perched atop Mount Royal. This magnificent church is an important religious site and offers stunning views of the city.

[Olympic Park]
Next, we will visit the Olympic Park, built for the 1976 Summer Olympics. This iconic venue is one of Montreal's landmarks.

[Montreal Tower]
Within Olympic Park, you will see the famous Montreal Tower. Standing 165 meters tall with a tilt of 45 degrees, it is the tallest and most inclined tower in the world, even more so than the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

[Montreal Biodome] $$
Next, explore the Montreal Biodome, which simulates five distinct ecosystems from the Americas, including the tropical rainforest, polar regions, and the Canadian deciduous forest—an ideal place to discover nature's wonders.

[Montreal Botanical Garden] $$
Recognized as one of the largest botanical gardens in the world, the Montreal Botanical Garden features over 22,000 plant species, 10 exhibition greenhouses, and more than 20 themed gardens. This 75-hectare green space is perfect for nature lovers.

[Maple Syrup Shack]
Taste local farmhouse dishes made with maple syrup and experience Canada's unique "farmhouse fun," savoring the flavors of this traditional cuisine.

[Old Quebec]
Finally, visit Old Quebec, the oldest city in Canada. Wander through its European-style streets, admire the well-preserved ancient city walls, the luxurious Château Frontenac, historic churches, and the Quebec Provincial Parliament Building. You can also enjoy street performances by local artists, creating lasting memories.

**From September 24 to mid-October, the itinerary will be adjusted for a visit to Mount Tremblant for maple leaf viewing.

Today's itinerary will take you through the highlights of Canada's history and culture. Departing from Toronto, we will pass through Kingston, then head to Ottawa to visit Parliament Hill, the Governor's Residence, and the War Museum to learn about Canada's history and military heritage. Finally, we will visit Old Montreal to admire Notre-Dame Basilica and Chinatown, experiencing the city's French flair.

【Kingston】
Traveling through the historic city of Kingston, you will see the old Parliament Building (now City Hall), the famous Queen's University, and the Royal Military College, immersing yourself in the city's rich history.

【Parliament Hill, Ottawa】
Admire the exquisite sculptures of Parliament Hill, the symbol of Canada's politics and history, and the location of the Canadian Parliament.

【Canadian War Museum】$$
This museum showcases military artifacts from early Indigenous defenses to modern military equipment. It is Canada's largest war museum and one of the top three war art collections in the world.

【Canadian Museum of History】$$
Canada's largest and most visited museum, it showcases the diverse cultures that have shaped Canada, from Indigenous peoples to immigrants, and offers a comprehensive look at the country's history, geography, and culture.

【Old Montreal】
Explore the charming, historic district of Old Montreal, see the exterior of Notre-Dame Basilica, and stroll through the exotic atmosphere of Chinatown, soaking in the French-style ambiance of the city.

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. In the heart of this spectacular landscape is our destination, Mont Tremblant. Mont Tremblant is known as the best ski destination along with other outdoor activities in Eastern Canada. 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. The Old Quebec City has many well-kept historic European style buildings. 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 local life style.