CANADA’S CAPITAL CITIES
PLUS NIAGARA FALLS
Step back through the centuries at Quebec City’s Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
Tauck Value Includes:
“
Thank you for an unforgettable 55th wedding
anniversary, which we celebrated on your
• Private evening candlelit tour of the Laurier House
National Historic Site of Canada in Ottawa, Ontario, for ‘Canada’s Capital Cities’ tour... everything was
a privileged glimpse at the life of two of Canada’s most
notable prime ministers, led by a resident “butler” done to make us feel special!
”
• A cruise through the lovely Thousand Islands, exploring
centuries of history amidst a rich scenic beauty

– Kathleen Hunter, MI
• An exciting boat journey aboard the celebrated Maid of
, close to thundering Niagara Falls
1. ARRIVE MONTREAL
the Mist
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Tour begins: 6:30 PM, Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth.
Multiple-night stays in landmark Fairmont hotels in
the heart of Canada’s eastern capital cities, ensuring a
Welcome to Montreal, second-largest French-speaking city
well-balanced mix of guided sightseeing with leisure time
in the world – romantic and worldly, surrounded by the St.
to explore on your own
Lawrence River and crowned by Mont-Royal. A transfer
is included from Montreal Int’l Airport to Fairmont The
• Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
Queen Elizabeth. We invite you to join us this evening for
• 18 meals, service charges, gratuities to local guides,
a welcome reception and dinner at your landmark hotel,
admission fees, taxes and porterage considered the city’s most gracious. Meals D
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