We'll pick you up at Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ) and transfer you to your hotel.

We'll begin our Canada East tour from Toronto in the early morning as we travel to Kingston, which was originally established as a fort back in 1673. We'll see a historic Canadian locomotive, government buildings and pass by the Royal Military College, the Queen's University and the residence of the first Prime Minister of Canada. We'll then proceed to Ottawa.

We will visit Parliament Hill (Exterior), Ottawa River, Rideau Canal and the Canadian Museum of Civilization (optional, admission not included).

After that, exclusive arrangement to take the Ottawa Capital Cruise (optional, admission not included) that offers a spectacular view of the city and allows you to see the river as it was used long ago: as a highway to transport resources. You will also see the natural beauty of the region. (If the Ottawa Capital Cruise is closed due to severe weather condition or unforeseen circumstances, we will visit the Canadian War Museum instead).

After that, we will visit Sussex Drive where a number of embassies are located as well as the Canadian Prime Minister's home and Rideau Hall.

In the evening our journey from Toronto to Montreal will be complete and you can explore the city's exciting nightlife.

Summer Tour (April - November, depending on the local weather condition, the time may be adjusted):

Today, we will start our day in Montreal, you'll have the option to visit Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal (Donation fee) and Notre Dame Basilica (Donation fee) (Will not be allowed to visit if there are any large-scale events / in the midst of a Sunday mass)

Afterwards, we will arrive at the Olympic Park in Montreal and you may take an optional tour there to visit Montreal tower (optional, admission not included). We'll then travel to the Olympic Stadium (optional, admission not included), a multi-purpose stadium in Canada, located at Olympic Park of Montreal. Built in the mid-1970s as the main venue for the 1976 Summer Olympics, it is nicknamed "The Big O", a reference to both its name and to the doughnut-shape of the permanent component of the stadium's roof. (If the Olympic Stadium or Montreal Tower is closed for maintenance, we will visit the Montreal Botanical Garden)

After lunch, we'll head to another French-speaking city - Quebec. Rich in French culture and history, Quebec City is known for its antique shops where treasures can be found around every corner. First, visit the Quebec tower (optional, admission not included) to view city skyline. Then explore Old Quebec City, you can also have a nice, delicious French dinner (optional, admission not included) in the romantic city. 

Winter Tour (December, 2019):
Today, we will start our day in Montreal, you'll have the option to visit Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal (Donation Fee) and Notre Dame Basilica (Donation Fee) (Will not be allowed to visit if there are any large-scale events/ in the midst of a Sunday mass).

After lunch, we will visit Quebec Ice Hotel (optional, admission not included) in the afternoon.  (If Ice Hotel is closed, we will change our itinerary to Montreal Tower instead)

Later, we will board the 31st Floor of the City's tallest Mary Tower Observation deck (optional, admission not included) to watch the city of Quebec. We'll head to another French-speaking city - Quebec. Rich in French culture and history, Quebec City is known for its antique shops where treasures can be found around every corner. 

You can also have a nice, delicious French dinner (optional, admission not included) in the romantic city.

Summer Tour (April - November, depending on the local weather condition, the time may be adjusted):
We'll travel to Thousand Islands today. You'll have the chance to take an optional cruise (own expense) to see the historic Boldt Castle on Heart Island. The cruise is only available during the summer. Afterwards, we'll return to Toronto.

Winter Tour (January - March & December):
In the morning, you can choose to join another optional tour: Dog Sledding. Then, depart Quebec in the early morning to Thousand Islands and take the optional tour of Thousand Islands Helicopter Ride (admission not included). Then we will return to Toronto.

During the morning, our tour will pass through downtown Toronto and you'll get to see City Hall, University of Toronto, and the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Afterward, we will take you to the Niagara Falls. Here, you'll have the option to visit the Skylon Tower or watch an IMAX movie about the falls - both for additional costs. If we still have time, we'll take pictures in the beautiful town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, and enjoy wine-tasting at an award-winning winery.

Toronto is a thriving metropolis that is bursting at the seams with one-of-a-kind attractions and lively districts just waiting to be discovered.

Departure from designated location in the morning, go to the heart of downtown area, pass by old City Hall, University of Toronto, Chinatown etc..

Then head to the top of the CN Tower (admission not included), where the observation deck offers fantastic views of the surrounding skyline. At 1,151 feet (350 metre) above the ground you can stand on a glass floor that allows you to feel as if you're floating on air.

After that leave the mansion and hop on board the Toronto island Cruise (admission not included) to experience the bustling waterfront and sail past the nearby Toronto Islands.

After lunch, stop at the historic Casa Loma, a Gothic castle that boasts 5-acre gardens and secret tunnels that meander throughout the property. Walk around the grounds and explore the castle's many suites and halls as your guide tells you about how the building was constructed and informs you of the many films and television shows that have filmed here.