$575.28
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Please make your own way to Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Canada's capital for assembly today. Upon arrival, you may freely explore the exteriors of Parliament Hill, a masterpiece of sculptural art. Afterwards, proceed to visit Canada's largest and most‑visited national history museum, which showcases how diverse cultures ranging from Indigenous peoples to immigrant settlers shaped modern‑day Canadian civilization, and offers comprehensive coverage of Canada's history, geography and culture. You will then head to the antique‑charming Old Montreal District, including the exterior view of Notre‑Dame Basilica and Chinatown.
**Tour Joining Instructions**:
1. Assemble around 14:45‑15:00 PM at the Centennial Flame on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. The exact time shall be subject to the tour guide's notice on the day.
2. One to two days prior to departure, scan the QR code at the top‑left corner of your confirmation sheet to check tour guide information. Tourists may join the tour simply by presenting this confirmation sheet or providing personal information.
After breakfast, proceed inside to visit Saint‑Joseph's Oratory, the largest Catholic church in North America, where you can overlook Montreal from an elevated vantage point. Next, head to the Montreal Biodome, reconstructed and opened on the site of the 1976 Olympic Games. It recreates five American ecosystems, namely the Tropical Rainforest, Polar Regions, Canadian Deciduous Forest, St. Lawrence River and Labrador Coast. Then visit the Montreal Botanical Garden, widely recognized as one of the world's largest and most important botanical gardens. Home to 22,000 plant species and cultivars, tree pavilions and more than 20 themed gardens across 75 hectares, it is an ideal spot to breathe fresh air and admire natural scenery. You will also get an exterior view of the Montreal Tower built for the 1976 Olympic Games. Standing approximately 165 metres tall with an inclination angle of 45 degrees (the Leaning Tower of Pisa leans at merely 5 degrees), it is the world's tallest leaning tower and boasts the steepest inclination among leaning towers worldwide. Afterwards, travel to a "Sugar Shack". Quebec is Canada's major producing region for distinctive maple syrup. A sugar shack is where maple sap is harvested and maple‑sugar treats are made during maple‑sugar season. Savour local farmhouse dishes prepared with maple syrup and experience Canada's version of agritourism. (If the sugar shack is closed for the season, lunch will be arranged at an alternative venue.) Later, travel to Quebec City, Canada's oldest city. Within this Old Quebec steeped in European charm, historical landmarks abound: the only preserved ancient city walls in North America, the stately Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, elegant old churches, popular horse‑drawn carriages and street artists will tempt you to take plenty of photos. Dinner will be served at a characteristic restaurant in Quebec City for a leisurely French‑style dinner. In a warm and refined setting, sample dishes infused with local flavours and soak in the unique charm and laid‑back pace shaped by blended French and North‑American cultures. Return to the hotel for rest after dinner.
* For departures from September 25 to October 16 during the maple‑leaf season, the itinerary will be adjusted for maple‑leaf viewing at Mont‑Tremblant (details as follows):
After breakfast, head to Mont‑Tremblant Resort, reputed as the "Banff of the East" and a world‑famous maple‑leaf viewing destination. Nestled between mountains and waters, Mont‑Tremblant Village features colourful buildings in diverse European styles, resembling an idyllic paradise. Take the cable car to the summit of Eastern Canada's highest peak. Gaze out over the windswept scenery surrounding Lac Tremblant, presenting breathtaking views. In the afternoon, drive to Old Quebec. The only well‑preserved ancient city walls in North America, the magnificent Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, graceful old churches, the imposing Quebec Parliament Building, popular horse‑drawn carriages and street artists will inspire you to capture numerous photos. The St. Lawrence River, the European‑style old town and colourful maple leaves combine to create spectacular scenery. Dinner will be held at a distinctive restaurant in Old Quebec for a relaxed French‑style dinner. In a cosy and elegant atmosphere, taste locally‑infused cuisine and experience the singular charm and unhurried rhythm arising from the fusion of French and North‑American cultures. Return to the hotel to rest after dinner.
Departing early morning for Canada's Capital city, Ottawa. Sightseeing in Ottawa includes the Parliament Hill and Peace Tower, Centennial Flame, Rideau Canal, Canadian War Museum and Civilization Museum. After lunchtime, you will start your way back to Toronto via Kingston. Kingston was once the capital city of Canada. You will have a chance to visit Kingston Fortress and the Old Parliament House (now Kingston's City Hall). Arrive in Toronto in the late evening.
Depart in the early morning for the world‑famous Niagara Falls. First, watch the IMAX large‑format film about the falls' history to learn about the magical, mysterious and mythical Niagara Falls, along with many remarkable, stirring and thrilling historical events. Afterwards, ascend to the Skylon Tower and its 360‑degree observation deck to overlook the enchanting scenery of the falls, taking in the magnificent American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and Canadian Horseshoe Falls. After lunch at your own expense, board the world‑famous Hornblower Niagara Cruises (*seasonal itinerary). Get up‑close to witness the mighty falls thundering down from great heights with surging waters and deafening roar, a truly breathtaking sight. Next, visit the renowned Niagara Falls wine‑growing region and enjoy complimentary tasting of Canada's signature icewine. The unique geography and climate of the Niagara region nurture ice grapes that produce exceptionally distinctive, mellow wine. The main varieties are ice white wine and ice red wine. Ice white wine features a transparent golden hue, earning it the nickname "Liquid Gold". It exudes aromas of honey and fruits, with a sweet, rich, fresh and pleasant taste. No extra sugar is added during winemaking, making it a favoured green food among health‑conscious people. Free time after dinner. You may view the unique night‑time spectacle of the falls illuminated by colourful lights as well as brilliant fireworks. Alternatively, head to the bustling Clifton Hill and ride the observation Ferris wheel for a spectacular panoramic view of the magnificent falls by night. Overnight at a falls‑area hotel (must be located within the Clifton Hill tourist district of Niagara Falls).
For Wednesday‑departing tours, an additional surcharge of C$110 per room applies for all hotel weekend stays at the falls.
Standard Hotel: Comfort Inn or similar (8‑10‑minute drive to the Falls Attractions) (no breakfast included)
Optional upgrade to accommodation within walking distance of the well‑known Clifton Hill tourist district at Niagara Falls.
[Clifton Hill]‑ A popular tourist district integrating dining, entertainment and attractions. Within walking distance of Niagara Falls, it is an ideal spot to enjoy the scenery at any time.
Hotel: Quality Inn or equivalent. (Early‑bird offer: book one month prior to departure date for free upgrade plus complimentary breakfast! Bookings made less than one month before departure incur a surcharge of C$110 per room, no breakfast included.)
Optional upgrade to standard hotel Falls‑view room:
▼Off‑peak season (May, September): Surcharge C$165 per room
▼Peak season (June, July, August, October): Surcharge C$330 per room
Hotel: Oakes Hotel Overlooking the Falls or equivalent (no breakfast included)
Optional upgrade to premium hotel Falls‑view room:
▼Off‑peak season (May, September): Surcharge C$275 per room
▼Peak season (June, July, August, October): Surcharge C$550 per room
Hotel: Hilton / Sheraton / Embassy Suites or equivalent (no breakfast included)
Depart in the early morning. First, arrive at the CN Tower in Canada (exterior view). Next, visit Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, the largest aquarium in North America located in Toronto, which covers 135,000 square feet, where you can explore thousands of amazing aquatic animals. Afterwards, take a sightseeing cruise on the shores of Lake Ontario (seasonal itinerary). After lunch, enjoy a drive‑by viewing of the University of Toronto, Chinatown and the Ontario Provincial Parliament in downtown Toronto. Finally, visit Casa Loma. This medieval‑style castle standing on a hill exudes an elegant, primitive and mysterious vibe. Its unique architectural style has drawn multiple Hollywood films for on‑location shooting. Once the most expensive private residence in Toronto, it bears witness to Toronto's century‑long development history. The mansion features a 5‑acre private garden filled with a rich variety of blooming flowers, and it is now a top‑rated photography spot for locals in Toronto. Transfer to Toronto YYZ Airport in the evening. Please book domestic flights departing after 8 PM and international flights departing after 9 PM.
Depart from Toronto in the early morning for Ottawa. Pass through Kingston, Canada's ancient capital, and drive past the old Parliament Building, now the City Hall, as well as Canada‑renowned Queen's University. Then head for Ottawa, Canada's capital, to visit the Canadian War Museum. It is Canada's largest museum housing war‑related artifacts and documents, and one of the world's three most important venues for war‑art collections. It features cutting‑edge modern weapon audio‑visual installations, as well as physical displays of weapons used in early Indigenous defensive conflicts, arms and uniforms from World War I and World War II, and military equipment of the army, navy and air force. Upon completion of the visit, tourists may choose to end their trip here, or continue with the group to Parliament Hill for trip conclusion.
Reference Drop‑off Time & Location:
A: Tour at the Canadian War Museum ends at approximately 14:00‑14:30 (exact time subject to confirmation by the tour guide on site).
B: Arrive at Parliament Hill for trip conclusion at around 15:00 PM (exact time subject to confirmation by the tour guide on site).
The above‑listed drop‑off times and locations are for reference only, subject to actual traffic and sightseeing conditions on the day.
*The above itinerary sequence is for reference only. The itinerary is subject to adjustment due to departure date, weather, traffic and other factors.
| Location | Time | Address |
| WCEN | Around 14:45‑15:00 PM, the exact time is subject to the tour guide's notice on the day. | Centennial Flame on Parliament Hill in Ottawa |
| Location | Time | Address |
| A Please confirm the exact time with the tour guide on the tour group. | About 14:00‑14:30 | End of the visit to the Canadian War Museum |
| B Please confirm the specific time with the tour guide on site. | Arrive at approximately 15:00 PM | Parliament Hill |
Once the booking is confirmed, an absence or failure to show up on the scheduled date or time is a no-show. No refunds or reschedules will be issued for no-shows and late arrivals.
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