CANADA’S CAPITAL CITIES
Toronto On the northwestern edge of Lake Ontario, Canada’s largest city is a vibrant mix of markets, museums, green parks, great eating and jazz... a two-night stay at one of the city’s most popular hotels puts you at the centre of it all.
A guided visit introduces you to the stately Gothic Revival Parliament buildings in Ottawa, gargoyles included
Ottawa Picturesque architecture, magnificent gardens, broad boulevards, historic river locks and a regal bearing are just part of the story in Canada’s stately capital city; learn more as you take a guided tour with Tauck.
tour, and a gondola ride. Montmorency is not far from Quebec City, your home for the next three nights. Your hotel, the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, rises high on a bluff above the St. Lawrence River and historic, walled Old Quebec; its illustrious guest list has included celebrities, royalty and heads of state. Enjoy dinner at leisure at your hotel. Meals BLD
8. FARMS OF ÎLE D’ORLÉANS On a city orientation tour, discover the many faces of one of the oldest cities in North America. You’ll see Quebec’s landmark historical sites, including La Citadelle de Québec, the largest British fortress built in North America – overlooking the St. Lawrence River – and the Plains of Abraham; today a city park, this was the site of a 20-minute battle between French and British troops in 1759 that changed the continent’s destiny. Venture outside the city for a special visit to historic
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...
Quebec City You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a 17th-century European village as you stroll along Old Quebec’s cobblestone streets and enjoy a taste of the royal life during your three-night stay in your château-hotel overlooking the St. Lawrence River.
Join us for a private reception and dinner at The Royal Ontario Museum
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