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Notre Dame Cathedral. After lunch, the
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Montreal’s museums, take the metro through
designer stations to the city’s multi-story shopping centers,
or perhaps explore underground Montreal. Meals BL
3. MONTMORENCY FALLS / QUEBEC
Leave Montreal and travel through the heart of French tour. Arrive in Canada’s capital city of Ottawa, renowned
Canada. Follow the shores of the mighty St. Lawrence River for its magnificent boulevards and gardens, and the regal
through Trois Rivières, the second oldest settlement in architecture of its government buildings. Ideally set close to
Quebec, to magnificent Montmorency Falls; at 272 ft., they Canada’s Parliament Buildings and the Ottawa River, your
are higher than Niagara Falls. Enjoy lunch beside the falls, accommodations at the stately Fairmont Château Laurier are
then continue on to the Beaupré shore and visit the Shrine reminiscent of an elegant French château. Meals BL
of Ste. Anne de Beaupré and its famous basilica. Journey to
the heart of French Canada, Quebec City, for a two-night
6. DISCOVER OTTAWA, CANADA’S CAPITAL
stay at majestic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac. Sprawled
Sightseeing in Ottawa includes views of the Royal Canadian
atop sheer cliffs rising above the St. Lawrence River, Quebec
Mint, National Research Center, City Hall, the residence of
City reflects an old-world charm and grace of another era
the prime minister, and Rideau Hall, with an opportunity
with its provincial Parliament buildings, Porte St-Louis and
cobbled streets. Meals BLD
Ste. Anne de Beaupré
4. EXPLORE 400-YEAR-OLD QUEBEC CITY
Maximum Elevation: 1,700 ft.
Montmorency Falls
Grayed by the brush of time, ancient stone houses
QUEBEC Quebec
huddle beside old Quebec City’s venerable churches and
City
monuments, evoking memories of a city of 18th-century
Europe. Take a sightseeing tour of the provincial capital,
the hemisphere’s only walled city north of Mexico. Stroll
Montreal
on Dufferin Terrace or among the charming open-air cafés
of the Old City; the re main der of the day is at your leisure
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exploring as you wish. Dinner tonight is on your own;
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Quebec City’s restaurants feature regional fare as well as
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Toronto
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5. TRAVEL THROUGH QUEBEC TO OTTAWA
Niagara Falls
Travel along Quebec’s eastern shores – a route used by
early French explorers and fur traders – and visit the
stables of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police on a guided
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