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4-Day Tour of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City, Canada | Small Group (13 people or less)
4-Day Tour of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City, Canada | Small Group (13 people or less)
4-Day Tour of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City, Canada | Small Group (13 people or less)
4-Day Tour of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City, Canada | Small Group (13 people or less)
4-Day Tour of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City, Canada | Small Group (13 people or less)

4-Day Tour of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City, Canada | Small Group (13 people or less)


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Duration:4 day(s)
Guided language: English / 中文
Free cancellation 17 day(s) prior to experience date
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  • Explore four major cities in Eastern Canada: Toronto, the financial center; Ottawa, the capital of Canada; Montreal, a famous French-speaking city; and Quebec City, with its distinctly European atmosphere.
  • A deep dive into Ottawa's city center, connecting the old and the new.
  • Stroll through the historic old town of Quebec City, which boasts over 400 years of history, and take in all the landmark buildings in one go. Immerse yourself in the history and culture of this UNESCO World Heritage Site!
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This itinerary is for tours departing on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.

Day 1

Toronto Film and Television Tour (mandatory, 2.5 hours) → Historical Distillery Area (90 minutes, lunch optional, at your own expense) → CN Tower (optional, 60 minutes) → Toronto Cruise (optional, 60 minutes)

Toronto Film and Television Tour: University of Toronto (60 minutes) → Toronto City Hall + Toronto's iconic landmarks (40 minutes) → Yonge Street (30 minutes)

Special Note:

1. If the Toronto cruise is closed, this attraction will be replaced by the Ripley's Aquarium Toronto (optional, 60 minutes).

Toronto → Kingston (30 minutes) → Thousand Islands → Thousand Islands Cruise (optional, 75 minutes) → Montreal → Montreal City Tour (45 minutes) → French Dinner in Montreal (optional, 60 minutes)

◦ Montreal City Tour: Place Dorchester → Notre-Dame Cathedral (exterior) → Sun Moon Tower (exterior) → St. Catherine Street

Special Note: The Thousand Islands Cruise is generally open from mid-April to October each year. If the cruise is closed, the itinerary will instead include a visit to the Montreal Museum of Natural History and the Leaning Tower of Montreal. Please refer to the guide's arrangements on the day of your visit.

Hotels: Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Mississauga; Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Toronto Airport; Hampton Inn by Hilton Toronto Airport Corporate Centre; Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Airport; Holiday Inn Toronto Airport East; similar class

Day 2

Itinerary:

Toronto → Kingston (30 minutes) → Thousand Islands → Thousand Islands Cruise (optional, 75 minutes) → Montreal → Montreal City Tour (45 minutes) → French Dinner in Montreal (optional, 60 minutes)

Montreal City Tour: Place Dorchester → Notre-Dame Cathedral (exterior) → Sun Moon Tower (exterior) → St. Catherine Street

Special Note:

1. The Thousand Islands Cruise in Canada is generally open from mid-April to October each year. Please refer to the official website for the actual opening dates. If the cruise is closed, the itinerary will include a visit to the Montreal Museum of Natural History and the Leaning Tower of Montreal.

Hotels: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Saint-Hyacinthe; Hôtel le Dauphin Saint-Hyacinthe; similar

Day 3

Montreal → Quebec City → Montréal Falls + Cable Car (optional, 60 minutes) → Quebec City French Lunch (optional, 60 minutes) → Quebec City Old Town Tour (mandatory, 60 minutes, includes exterior views of Place de la République, Château Frontenac, City Hall, and Notre-Dame Basilica Quebec City) → Petit-Champlain Street in the Old Town (60 minutes) → Hotel

Kind tips:

As the tour will include a stop at Montreux Falls, if you choose not to participate in the optional Montreux Falls + Cable Car package, you will need to pay the entrance fee to the falls and explore the falls area on your own.

Hotels: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Saint-Hyacinthe; Hôtel le Dauphin Saint-Hyacinthe; similar

Day 4

Montreal → Ottawa → Ottawa city tour (optional, 120 minutes) → Parliament Hill (30 minutes) → Toronto

◦ In-depth tour of Ottawa city: Byward Market → Kiweki Point → National Gallery of Canada (exterior view) → Notre-Dame Basilica Ottawa → Royal Canadian Mint (if the mint is closed, the tour will be changed to the Bank of Canada Museum)


- List of Optional Expenses - (Prices in Canadian currency do not include 13% HST tax)

• Mandatory Optional Tour (Quebec City Old Town Tour): Adults: USD$33.00 / CAD$45.00; Children (3-12 years): USD$25.00 / CAD$35.00

• Mandatory Item (Toronto Film Tour): USD$30.00 / CAD$40.00 per person;

• Thousand Islands Cruise in Canada: Adults: USD$32.00/CAD$41.75; Seniors (65+): USD$27.50/CAD$36.10; Children (2-12 years): USD$21.50/CAD$28.20

• Montreal Nature Centre: Adults: USD$18.00/CAD$23.75; Seniors (65+): USD$16.50/CAD$21.50; Children (5-17): USD$9.50/CAD$12.25

• French cuisine in Montreal: USD$43.00/CAD$56.00 per person

• Quebec French cuisine: USD$43.00/CAD$56.00 per person

• Montreal Falls + Gondola: Adults: USD$22.00/CAD$28.75; Children (6-17 years): USD$6.50/CAD$8.60

• Montréal Falls Admission: June 5, 2026 - November 1, 2026: Adults (18-64 years): USD$12.00/CAD$15.99; Seniors (65+ years): USD$11.00/CAD$14.40; From November 2, 2026 onwards: Adults (18-64 years): USD$9.00/CAD$11.98; Seniors (65+ years): USD$8.50/CAD$10.79; [If you choose not to participate in the Montréal Falls + Gondola optional package, you will need to pay for this item. The Canadian dollar price includes 5% TPS and 9.975% TVQ.]

• In-depth tour of Ottawa city: USD$19.00/CAD$25.00 per person

• CN Tower, Canada: Adults (14-64 years): USD$40.50/CAD$53.11; Seniors (65+ years): USD$29.50/CAD$38.42; Youth (6-13 years): USD$29.50/CAD$38.42; Children (3-5 years): USD$15.50/CAD$20.34;

• Ripley's Aquarium, Toronto: Adults: USD$43.00/CAD$56.50; Seniors (65+): USD$28.50/CAD$37.29; Youth (6-13 years): USD$28.50/CAD$37.29; Children (3-5 years): USD$13.00/CAD$16.95;

• Toronto Cruise: Adults: USD$29.50/CAD$38.37; Children (4-12 years): USD$21.00/CAD$27.07;


- Collection Information -

Departure at 7:00 AM from Scarborough: Tim Hortons (Woodside Square Mall); 1571 Sandhurst Cir Unit 420, Scarborough, ON M1V 1V2, Canada;

07:20 Departure from Markham: Burger King (opposite Markham Plaza); 3088 Hwy 7, Markham, ON L3R 0J4, Canada;

08:10 Departure from Toronto Chinatown: Tim Hortons; 438 University Ave, Toronto, ON M5G 2K8, Canada;

- Departure Point -

• Toronto Chinatown: Tim Hortons; 438 University Ave, Toronto, ON M5G 2K8, Canada;

• Markham: Burger King (opposite Markham Plaza); 3088 Hwy 7, Markham, ON L3R 0J4, Canada;

• Mississauga: Starbucks; 2100 Hurontario St, Mississauga, ON L5B 1M8, Canada;

• Scarborough: Tim Hortons (Woodside Square Mall); 1571 Sandhurst Cir Unit 420, Scarborough, ON M1V 1V2, Canada;

Purchase Notice

1. Minors or children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult to participate in the tour. Minors or children traveling alone are not allowed to participate.

2. For the safety of pregnant women, pregnant women must be no more than 24 weeks pregnant at the end of the tour to participate in the tour.

3. The hotel offers different room types, such as a room with one King/Queen size bed or two Double size twin beds. While the availability of rooms is guaranteed, the specific room type and location are not guaranteed. Specific bed types cannot be requested; availability is subject to change.

4. The itinerary does not accept or will not assist with sharing rooms with strangers. Room types and numbers must be booked according to the actual number of travelers.

5. Each hotel has different methods for collecting and refunding deposits (mostly via credit card). Tour participants will need to cooperate according to the specific regulations.

6. Smoking is prohibited on the tour bus. Most hotel rooms also prohibit smoking; hotel cleaning staff are professionally trained, and security personnel will professionally record evidence. If caught smoking, the cleaning fee will be borne by the guest. If you need to smoke, please go to the designated smoking area.

7. Pets and animals are not allowed on the tour.

8. If you are unable to participate in the tour or withdraw from any part of the tour due to personal reasons (lack of travel documents, flight delays, lateness, illness, accidents, etc.), the tour fee and accommodation fee already paid will not be refunded, and no other compensation will be provided.

9. Tour participants are not allowed to bring their own tickets or use City Passes.

10. During the actual trip, the tour guide or driver has the right to adjust the order of visits, the duration of stay, or the meeting time of attractions according to weather, traffic, and other conditions to ensure the smooth progress of the trip.

11. If an attraction is temporarily closed or closed on holidays, preventing a visit, the tour guide will adjust the itinerary by showing only the exterior or substituting another attraction to ensure a richer experience. Please understand that opening hours and visitor limits for various attractions and national parks are subject to change. Any disruptions to the itinerary due to unforeseen circumstances are considered force majeure.

12. To ensure a smooth and complete itinerary, tourists are responsible for strictly adhering to the meeting time given by the tour guide. If more than ten minutes have passed since the meeting time, the vehicle will depart without waiting. In the event of uncontrollable factors such as weather, traffic, mechanical failure, strikes, government shutdowns, war, or terrorist attacks, our company cannot guarantee on-time arrival at the pick-up location. Our company will not be responsible for any inconvenience caused to guests or any additional costs incurred due to delays caused by such reasons, including related flight, train, or bus fares and other tour expenses.

13. Children under eight years old must use a child safety seat. The rental fee is USD$10.00 per person per day. Please be sure to indicate this in the booking notes so that we can make preparations in advance. Any violations or fines incurred due to the guest's failure to inform us in advance will be borne by the guest. Thank you for your understanding. If a bus trip is arranged on the day of the tour, a child safety seat is not required, and the fee will be refunded.

14. During the journey, you may be transferred from the original vehicle to another vehicle and assigned a different guide and driver.

15. The following suggestions will help you check in faster and more smoothly: Please bring a valid ID (with photo attached); please present a paper or electronic copy of your itinerary.

Reminders

  • A minimum of 2 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 2 day(s) before the departure date

  • Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: Pregnant women, High blood pressure, Heart disease

  • Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time

FAQ

1. What cultural diversity can visitors experience in Toronto?

Toronto is a melting pot of cultures, offering visitors a chance to explore vibrant neighborhoods like Chinatown, Little Italy, or Greektown. Each area provides authentic culinary delights, unique shops, and distinct cultural experiences. The city also hosts numerous festivals throughout the year, celebrating its diverse communities and showcasing its dynamic global heritage.

2. What are the key attractions and highlights to experience in Toronto?

Toronto boasts a variety of must-see attractions. Key highlights include the iconic CN Tower for breathtaking panoramic city views, the historic Distillery District known for its charming Victorian-era architecture and artisan boutiques, and the bustling St. Lawrence Market, a paradise for food enthusiasts. Visitors can also explore world-class institutions like the Royal Ontario Museum or immerse themselves in the city's vibrant arts scene.

3. How safe is downtown Toronto for visitors?

Downtown Toronto is generally considered a safe area for visitors, especially in major tourist zones and commercial districts. As with any large urban environment, it is always advisable to remain aware of your surroundings, particularly at night, and to take standard precautions such as securing your valuables. Public transportation is reliable and widely used throughout the city.

4. What makes Toronto a significant cultural and financial center in Canada?

Toronto is recognized as Canada's leading financial capital, hosting the Toronto Stock Exchange and numerous corporate headquarters, which contribute significantly to the national economy. Culturally, its strength lies in its profound multiculturalism, reflected in diverse neighborhoods, a wide array of world-class museums, theaters, and a dynamic culinary landscape. This powerful blend of economic influence and rich cultural tapestry firmly establishes Toronto as a global city.

5. Where are the tour cities of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec located geographically within Canada?

These four major cities are all situated in Eastern Canada. Toronto is located in southern Ontario, nestled on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. Ottawa, which is Canada's capital, is also in Ontario, along the Ottawa River, forming a natural boundary with Quebec. Montreal and Quebec City are both located within the province of Quebec, with Montreal positioned further south and Quebec City famously situated along the Saint Lawrence River.

6. What are the general safety considerations for visitors exploring Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City?

Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City are generally safe for visitors. It is always prudent to practice common urban safety measures, such as being attentive to your personal belongings in crowded areas and remaining aware of your environment, especially after dark. While these cities offer friendly environments, familiarizing yourself with local emergency contacts is always a good idea for any travel destination.

7. What unique historical and cultural experiences can visitors find in Ottawa and Old Quebec City?

In Ottawa, visitors can delve into Canadian history and governance by visiting Parliament Hill and exploring its impressive architecture. The city also hosts several national museums and galleries. Old Quebec City, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers an immersive journey through its 400-year-old cobblestone streets, fortified walls, historic battlefields, and charming European-style architecture, including the iconic Château Frontenac. This provides a deep dive into its rich past and distinct culture.

8. How do Montreal's French heritage and Quebec City's European style enhance the Eastern Canada travel experience?

Montreal, as a prominent French-speaking city, provides a vibrant fusion of North American and European cultures, evident in its language, exquisite cuisine, and thriving arts scene. Quebec City further amplifies this European charm with its distinct French architecture, historic fortifications, and a deeply rooted ambiance that transports visitors to another continent. Together, these cities offer a unique cultural immersion that beautifully contrasts with the more Anglophone areas, greatly enriching the overall Eastern Canada travel experience.

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