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• Day   1

  Hometown ✈ Toronto (Pickup Airport/Time: YYZ / 24HRS)
  
   Quality Inn/ Comfort Inn/ Best Western or similar (Optional upgrade to Sheraton/Hilton or similar)
• Day   2

  Toronto – Ottawa - Winterlude 2026 – Montreal (Old Montreal, Notre-Dame Basilica & Chinatown)
  
   B: Hotel / L: On Own / D: On Own
  
   Comfort/ Quality Hotel or similar
  Winterlude 2026: Canada’s Capital Region’s world-class winter festival, Winterlde 2026 offers a fantastic opportunity to experience Canadian winter outdoor sports and traditional culture. It's also a key event to soak up the local community's festive atmosphere, sample winter treats, and enjoy winter fun with family and friends. The Rideau Canal Ice Rink, a World Heritage Site, is transformed into the world's longest natural skating rink, allowing visitors to truly immerse themselves in Canada's annual winter celebration.
• Day   3

  Montreal (Mount Royal, St. Joseph Oratory, Olympic Park, The Montreal Tower, Biodome & Botanical Garden) – Quebec City (Old Quebec)
  
   (B; L: optional Canadian cuisine; D: optional French cuisine dinner)
  
   Comfort/ Quality Hotel or similar
  [*Between 9/26 – 10/17, we will adjust the schedule to admire fall foliage in Mont-Tremblant: Montreal – Mont Tremblant – Quebec City (Old Quebec)] The Montreal Tower: At a height of 165 meters and a 45-degree inclination angle, the Tower is the tallest inclined tower in the world. A visit to the observatory at the top provides an exceptional panoramic view of the city of Montreal. Biodome: Boasting 5 ecosystems under one roof: Tropical Rainforest, Gulf of St. Lawrence, Laurentian Maple Forest, Labrador Coast and Sub-Antarctic Island, its indoor ecosystem environment is the world’s first and remain the most comprehensive approach to natural environments and ecology in Canada. Montreal Botanical Garden: Recognised as one of the largest botanical gardens in the world, it collects 22,000 species of plants in 10 exhibition greenhouses and over 20 theme gardens, covering an area of 75 hectares. Definitely an ideal place to enjoy fresh air and natural beauty! Old Quebec: With rich European vibes and colors and historic sites everywhere, like the only well-preserved city wall in North America, the elegant and luxurious castle hotel, the refined old church, the magnificent Quebec Provincial Parliament Building, the antique horse-drawn carriages, street arts, etc., this old city absolutely worth a visit. ***************************************** Mont-Tremblant: A European-style city in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec and is most famous for its ski resort at the foot of the mountain and host of outdoor activities in the surrounding areas. On the panoramic gondola, visitors can enjoy the amazing views of boundless fall foliage along the way to the summit!
• Day   4

  Quebec City – Thousand Islands (cruise ride ) – Toronto
  
   B: Hotel / L: On Own / D: On Own
  
   Quality/ Comfort Inn/ Best Western or similar (Optional upgrade to Sheraton/Hilton or similar)
  Thousand Islands: A North American archipelago of over 1800 islands that straddles the Canada-US border in the St. Lawrence River as it merges the northeast corner of Lake Ontario. The smallest one is just a reef while the largest can cover several square miles. As a part of the UNESCO Frontenac Arch World Biosphere Reserve, it is absolutely beautiful like a paradise and one of the premier tourist attractions in Ontario.
• Day   5

  Toronto – Niagara Falls (Hornblower Cruise) - Niagara Wine Region – Toronto Intl Airport (YYZ) ✈ Howntown (B)
  
   B: Hotel / L: On Own / D: On Own
  Niagara Falls: World-renowned natural landscape and tourist attraction, there are so many ways to explore: visit the Observatory Deck atop the Skylon Tower for a spectacular 360-degree views of the entire city including the Falls, or take the 20-minute Hornblower Cruise ride to enjoy breathtaking close-up views of the Niagara Gorge, American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls. Niagara Wine Region: Niagara has been gaining international recognition as a must-visit wine destination. With unique geographical advantage and climatic environment, the entire Niagara wine region along the shores of Lake Ontario is home to over 50 wineries producing variety of aromatic red and white wine and authentic Ice Wine.