CANADA’S CAPITAL CITIES
TORONTO
Metropolitan glitz and glamour is one of the greatest attractions of Toronto, Canada’s largest city and cultural pulse... a three-night stay at one of the city’s most popular hotels puts you at the center of it all.
A taste of Canada ranges from a private luncheon cruise of the Thousand Islands and guided sightseeing in Quebec City to a thrilling – get ready to get wet – boat ride near thundering Niagara Falls
OTTAWA
Stunning architecture, magnificent gardens, broad boulevards and regal bearing are just part of the story in Canada’s stately capital city; learn more as you take a guided tour with Tauck.
7. CRUISE THE THOUSAND ISLANDS Head south to the St. Lawrence River, where Tauck takes you on a private luncheon cruise through the lovely Thousand Islands, home to quaint summer houses and opulent mansions. Continue along the MacDonald-Cartier Freeway to Toronto, with its lively waterfront and rich cultural attractions, for a three-night stay. Built in 1929 as the British Commonwealth’s largest hotel, your landmark hotel, The Fairmont Royal York, is conveniently located in downtown Toronto in the heart of the city. Meals BL
MONTREAL
Montreal is total cultural immersion. It’s French. It’s artistic and gastronomic. It’s jazz clubs, ballet, rock and opera. It’s old world meets new world, a city that must be visited at least once, preferably more than once...
8. VIEW MAJESTIC NIAGARA FALLS Follow the Queen Elizabeth Way to Niagara Falls. View this natural wonder from high above as the water plunges nearly 200 feet into a rocky gorge, and descends to the churning waters of the Niagara River; don a hooded raincoat as you board the Maid of the Mist for an up-close encounter with the thundering falls. Continue along Niagara Gorge, passing such world-famous sights as Table Rock, the Floral Clock, and the Whirl pool Rapids. Visit lovely Niagara-on-the-Lake for lunch, with time to explore at leisure. Among the best-preserved towns in North America, the historic district was designated as a National Historic Site due in part to its well-preserved houses built in the British Classical tradition of architecture; they date back to the period following the War of 1812 (1815 – 1859). Meals BD
9. SPEND THE DAY IN TORONTO QUEBEC CITY
You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a European town of the 17th century in old Quebec City... and in many ways, you have! Explore its cobblestone streets from your hotel in the city’s ancient heart.
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Canada’s most populous city and the provincial capital of Ontario, multicultural Toronto is the country’s financial, cultural and entertainment hub, and is consistently ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world. Discover this diverse, vibrant city – and its notable architectural mix of structures from the Victorian, Edwardian, mid-20th-century and modern eras – on a sightseeing
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