Depart Toronto in the early morning and proceed to the Old Quebec City where European buildings, shops, art gallery and French signs are everywhere. Walk around, take pictures or have a cup of coffee at the sidewalk café to explore the local lifestyle. Enjoy a French dinner in a romantic setting ($$). After dinner, check into the hotel for a well-deserved rest.

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      Old Quebec ,  Parliament Building , Notre-Dame de Québec , Château Frontenac

Upon arrival in Quebec City, take a stroll along the only fully preserved city walls in North America and experience the unique charm of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
View the grand and magnificent Parliament Building, a 19th-century architectural masterpiece blending French Second Empire style, symbolizing the political and cultural significance of Quebec.
Visit the historic Notre-Dame de Québec, one of the oldest Catholic churches in North America, known for its exquisite interior decorations and solemn atmosphere.
Admire the exterior of Château Frontenac, the iconic landmark of Quebec City. Overlooking the St. Lawrence River, this majestic castle-like hotel is a must-visit destination for travelers worldwide

Today’s journey will take you through Canada’s rich history and culture, offering a glimpse into 19th-century life in New Brunswick. Departing from the hotel, you will enter the province of New Brunswick and visit a Canadian National Historic Site to experience the Loyalists’ history of building Canada over two centuries ago. By evening, you will arrive in Fredericton, the charming and poetic provincial capital. After dinner, check in to the hotel and rest for the night.

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       World’s Longest Covered Bridge, Kings Landing    Fredericton

Visit the world’s longest covered bridge, a historic landmark that has witnessed the development of Eastern Canada.
Explore a recreated 19th-century New Brunswick village and immerse yourself in early Canadian rural life.
Visit the sawmill and experience the floor shaking under the power of a massive water-powered saw, learning about shipbuilding timber production.
Observe villagers dressed in period costumes, watch traditional cooking over an open fire, and soak in the authentic atmosphere of the 1800s.
The provincial capital, Fredericton, is located along the scenic Saint John River, featuring elegant European-style architecture.
View the historic City Hall, appreciating its stately and classical design while enjoying the poetic ambiance of the city

Overnight Fredericton

Today’s journey will take you through the maritime heritage and scenic beauty of Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia. Departing in the morning, you will arrive in Halifax around noon. As the largest city in the eastern provinces and home to Canada’s most significant naval base, Halifax has played a crucial role in military history and European immigration to North America.

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Halifax Harbour Cruise, Titanic Memorial & Maritime History , Immigration Museum , Peggy’s Cove

Take a scenic cruise on a New Orleans-style paddleboat in Halifax, where a local guide will share the city’s rich history. See landmarks like the Macdonald Bridge, George’s Island, Pier 21, and Canada’s largest naval base.
Visit the Titanic Memorial Museum, where you’ll explore Halifax’s deep connection to the sea. From shipbuilding to wartime convoys, from the great maritime era to the steam age, and from the Titanic disaster to the Halifax Explosion, you’ll uncover the city’s fascinating maritime history.
Pier 21 is one of Canada’s six national museums, offering an interactive experience where visitors can dress up as immigration officers, customs officials, or Red Cross nurses. Unlike traditional museums, this immersive exhibition allows you to engage with stories and interactive activities, offering a deeper understanding of Halifax’s immigration history.
Next, visit the stunning Peggy’s Cove, a picturesque fishing village perched on rugged coastal rocks. With its dramatic cliffs, roaring Atlantic waves, and the iconic Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse, this scenic spot has captivated photographers and travelers from around the world.
After dinner, check into your hotel for an overnight stay.

Today’s journey will take you to explore Canada’s smallest province—Prince Edward Island, where you will experience its poetic rural scenery and cultural charm.
After breakfast, depart for this beautiful island. The island is covered with unique red soil, blue coastlines, black and white dairy cows, rolling grasslands, and vast potato fields. With clear blue skies and drifting white clouds, it feels like stepping into a paradise.

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Charlottetown, Cavendish Beach & PEI National Park, Anne of Green Gables,  Beach Walks

Arriving in the capital of Prince Edward Island—Charlottetown, known as the “Cradle of Canadian Confederation.” This historic city was the site of the 1864 Charlottetown Conference, where representatives from different provinces gathered to lay the foundation for the creation of Canada.
Visit the famous Cavendish Beach, located within Prince Edward Island National Park. This beach is renowned for its fine golden sands and stunning red sandstone cliffs. Take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline, feel the ocean breeze, and admire the endless sand dunes.
Continue to visit the iconic Green Gables House, the setting of the beloved 1908 novel Anne of Green Gables by Canadian author L.M. Montgomery. This charming house and its picturesque surroundings transport visitors into the timeless world of Anne Shirley’s adventures.
Enjoy a relaxing beach walk, feel the soft sand beneath your feet, and take in the breathtaking views of the red sandstone cliffs and endless dunes—truly a masterpiece of nature.
In the evening, return to the hotel, where you have the Option to indulge in a traditional Prince Edward Island lobster dinner. Enjoy the fresh flavors of Atlantic seafood, making for a perfect culinary experience to end the day.
Finally, check in to a charming countryside resort, where you can unwind and immerse yourself in the peaceful island atmosphere.

Today’s journey will take you across the Confederation Bridge into New Brunswick, where you will witness the wonders of nature and explore the region’s unique maritime heritage.

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Confederation Bridge, Hopewell Rocks ,Magnetic Hill, Saint John , Reversing Falls Rapids

After breakfast, drive across the 13-kilometer-long Confederation Bridge, which connects Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick. This engineering marvel is one of the longest bridges in the world over ice-covered waters.
Stop for a photo opportunity at the iconic Giant Lobster Statue, a famous landmark symbolizing the rich maritime culture of Canada’s East Coast.
Continue to Hopewell Rocks, located along the Bay of Fundy, home to the world’s highest tides. Here, witness the dramatic rise and fall of the tides, which create an ever-changing coastal landscape. The unique “flowerpot rocks” have been sculpted by tidal erosion over thousands of years, showcasing nature’s artistry.
Next, experience the mystery of Magnetic Hill, where vehicles appear to roll uphill without power. Discover the optical illusion behind this fascinating natural phenomenon.
Proceed to Saint John, the largest city in New Brunswick. Enjoy a scenic drive through the city, admiring the Victorian-style architecture, a legacy from early British colonial settlers.
Marvel at the Reversing Falls Rapids, a spectacular natural phenomenon where the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy cause the Saint John River to reverse its flow. By dusk, arrive in Fredericton and check into the hotel for a well-deserved rest.

Today’s itinerary will take you through the historic and cultural cities of Eastern Canada, experiencing the perfect blend of French charm and natural ecology. After dinner, return to the hotel to rest and conclude a fulfilling and exciting day.                

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                  Biodome de Montréal ,  Old Montreal,  Notre-Dame Basilica

Originally built as a venue for the 1976 Olympic Games, the Biodome de Montréal was later renovated into one of North America’s most renowned ecological exhibits. The Biodome recreates five major ecosystems of the Americas, including the Tropical Rainforest, the Polar World, the Canadian Maple Forest, the St. Lawrence River, and the Labrador Coast, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the wonders of nature.
Old Montreal, filled with a rich European atmosphere, this district is often referred to as the “Paris of North America.” Walk along the cobblestone streets and admire the charming historical buildings. You will also see the magnificent Notre-Dame Basilica, a masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture with a breathtakingly opulent interior. Admire the grand architecture and sacred atmosphere of the Notre-Dame Basilica and learn about the local religious history

Today’s itinerary will take you through the cultural and historical charm of Canada’s capital, Ottawa, and explore the picturesque Thousand Islands National Park, where you’ll enjoy the stunning views of the St. Lawrence River. In the evening, we will return to Toronto, concluding an exciting day.

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          Ottawa, Canadian Museum of History, Thousand Islands National Park

In the morning, depart from the hotel and head to Canada’s capital, Ottawa. First, drive through the luxurious residential areas of notable diplomats, and admire the exterior of Rideau Hall (the official residence of the Governor General) and 24 Sussex Drive (the Prime Minister’s residence), experiencing the elegance and solemn atmosphere of this political hub.
Next, visit Parliament Hill (view from outside), a Gothic Revival architectural complex symbolizing Canada, with its intricate carvings and majestic central clock tower.
Next, visit the Canadian Museum of History, one of the largest museums in the world and Canada’s largest and most visited national history museum. Through its rich exhibits, the museum showcases Canada’s diverse history, from indigenous cultures to modern immigration stories, providing a deep understanding of how these cultures shaped today’s nation.
In the afternoon, head to the beautiful Thousand Islands National Park, a stunning waterway composed of over 1,800 islands, known as “North America’s Wonderland.” You can optionally take a boat tour along the St. Lawrence River, enjoying the scenic views of the lake and mountains. Along the way, you’ll see beautifully crafted lakeside villas, as well as famous landmarks such as the Shortest International Bridge and Heart Island, romantic spots that will leave you in awe.

Today’s itinerary will take you on an unforgettable journey to experience the world-renowned Niagara Falls and its breathtaking scenery. You will also have the opportunity to taste Canada’s famous ice wine. In the evening, you will stay at a hotel in the Niagara Falls scenic area, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the magnificent beauty of the falls before ending a wonderful day.

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Niagara Falls Hornblower Niagara Cruises, Niagara Wine Region,Skylon Tower, IMAX Theatre

Niagara Falls is located on the Canada-U.S. border, spanning Ontario, Canada, and New York State, USA. It consists of three waterfalls: Niagara Falls, located on the border between Canada and the U.S., spans Ontario, Canada, and New York, USA. It consists of three waterfalls: Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls. Niagara Falls is one of the most famous natural wonders in the world, attracting millions of visitors every year, renowned for its majestic flow and beautiful landscape.
Learn about the magic and mystery of Niagara Falls, and explore the many captivating historical stories behind it. This movie will take you on a deep dive into the grandeur of the falls and the legendary tales it holds, offering you a deeper understanding of this natural wonder.
Next, ascend the Skylon Tower, where you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the falls. From the observation deck, you will take in breathtaking views of the American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and the iconic Horseshoe Falls. This vantage point provides an unforgettable perspective of Niagara’s natural wonders.
In the afternoon, you may opt to board the world-famous “Hornblower Niagara Cruises” boat tour (at your own expense) for a once-in-a-lifetime close-up experience of the falls. The boat will take you right to the base of the cascading waters, where you will witness the thundering torrents up close, feel the immense power of nature, and hear the roaring sound of water crashing down. This is an unmissable adventure that will leave you in awe.
After visiting the falls, head to the Niagara Wine Region, one of the world’s most renowned wine-producing areas. The region’s unique climate and geography create the perfect conditions for producing high-quality ice wine. After exploring the falls, head to the Niagara Wine Region, a world-renowned wine-producing area. The unique climate and geography here create ideal conditions for growing high-quality grapes, particularly for ice wine. You will have the opportunity to taste Canada’s specialty ice wine, made from frozen grapes. The ice white wine, with its translucent golden color and honey and fruit aromas, is known for its sweet, smooth taste, while the ice red wine has a rich fruit flavor and delicate texture, making it a perfect choice for health-conscious wine lovers.
Evening at leisure 

After dinner, you will have free time to enjoy:

• The illuminated falls: Watch as colorful lights bring the waterfalls to life in a magical nighttime display.
• Spectacular fireworks show (on select nights).
• Visit Clifton Hill, the busiest entertainment district, and take a ride on the Niagara Sky Wheel, which offers stunning panoramic views of the falls at night in the coolest and most thrilling way.

In the evening, you will stay at a hotel in the heart of the Niagara Falls scenic area, allowing you to fully experience the beauty of Niagara Falls before concluding this unforgettable day.

Today’s tour will take you to explore the famous landmarks and attractions of Toronto, Canada.

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CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, Toronto Sightseeing Harbour & City Tour,Casa Loma

Standing at 553.3 meters, the CN Tower was once the tallest freestanding structure in the world. It is one of the most iconic landmarks in Toronto. You can take photos at the base of the tower and admire its impressive architectural structure.
Located in downtown Toronto, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is the largest aquarium in North America, covering 135,000 square feet and housing over 20,000 marine animals.
Dangerous Lagoon: Walk through the longest underwater viewing tunnel in the world and watch sharks, stingrays, and other giant sea creatures swim overhead.
Planet Jellies: Experience the mesmerizing beauty of colorful, glowing jellyfish floating in an ethereal setting.
Touch Tanks: Get up close and personal with marine life by touching sea stars, horseshoe crabs, and even small sharks.
Next, head to the scenic Lake Ontario and take an optional sightseeing boat tour (seasonal), where you can enjoy breathtaking views of Toronto’s skyline and waterfront.

Toronto City Tour – A guided drive through Toronto’s key landmarks, including:
University of Toronto: One of Canada’s oldest and most prestigious universities, known for its historic college-style campus.
Chinatown: Experience Toronto’s vibrant Asian culture, bustling streets, and authentic cuisine.
Ontario Legislative Building: This elegant Romanesque-style building houses the Ontario provincial government and stands as a witness to Canada’s rich history.
Visit Little Canada, a miniature world of Canada, meticulously crafted over nearly 10 years, with plans to expand over the next 5 years to include the entire country.
Casa Loma – this medieval-style castle, perched on a hilltop, exudes an aura of mystery and grandeur. It has served as a filming location for many Hollywood movies.

Castle Highlights:

• Once the most expensive private mansion in Toronto, it has witnessed a century of the city’s development.
• Features a five-acre private garden, showcasing a stunning variety of flowers throughout the seasons, making it a top photography spot in Toronto.
• A unique architectural masterpiece, blending Gothic, Victorian, and Romanesque styles, making it a fascinating attraction.

In the evening, the tour concludes with a transfer to Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). 

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