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Canadian Fall Colours: Montreal - Ottawa- Laurentian Mountains (3 days)

  Tour start date(s): 04-10-2023
  Duration: 3 days
  Location: Toronto - Montreal - Ottawa - Laurentian Mountains - Mont Tremblant - Toronto
  Price (including tax): DBL $770 CAD/ SGL $970 CAD

We invite you to experience the marvelous autumn colors of French Canada in one of the most picturesque places on Earth, the “Laurentian Mountains.” With our tour guide you will walk through the resort town of Mont-Tremblant, Canada's “Little Switzerland,” known for its breathtaking views and small cozy villages. You will also participate in a tour of Montreal – “Paris of North America” and experience the spirit of Europe, while wandering through the old lovely streets of Quebec City, the capital of the province of Quebec.

***Please note that this tour is in the Russian language***

 

Day 1

Departure from Toronto to Montreal (7 a.m.) Montreal is the largest city in the province, the second-largest in Canada and the 8th-largest in North America. Originally called Ville-Marie, or "City of Mary," it is named after Mount Royal, the triple-peaked hill in the heart of the city. The city is on the Island of Montreal, which took its name from the same source as the city, and a few much smaller peripheral islands, the largest of which is Île Bizard.

Our tour includes a city panoramic tour of Montreal, one of the most beautiful cities in North America. You will have an opportunity to see different parts of Montreal: walk through the Old Port, tour the Notre Dame de Montreal, Olympic Stadium, and Westmount, the most expensive area in the city. We will also see the Observation Deck at Mont Royal - the most popular place for photographs in the city. We will check into a hotel in the heart of the city. You will enjoy free time in downtown Montreal, a city that is famous for its nightlife.

Day 2

Breakfast. Departure for Quebec-City, which is the oldest city in Canada. It was founded on July 3, 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, about whom we learn in our tour. Old Town of Quebec City is the only city in the continent north of Mexico City, which is located inside the walls. The city remains a major centre of French culture and the seat of the only francophone government in North America. In addition to conserving these traditions, it has managed to maintain a greater cultural homogeneity than Montréal, the other major pillar of French culture.

Upon arrival to Quebec-City - we will tour the Old City, which includes the main attractions of the upper and lower parts of the city – Place d’Armes, the Post Office building, Basilica Notre-Dame de Québec, Petit Champlain - the artisans’ quarter, Place Royale, the oldest square of Canada. Then you will have free time to explore. 

Departure for Laurentian Mountains.  Checking into a hotel on the shore of a mountain lake. 

Day 3

Breakfast. A tour to Mont Tremblant, which is considered to be No. 1 resort on the east coast of North America. Visit the tourist zone, built in the style of the famous European resorts and Whistler. At your own wish, you can take a cable lift and admire the beautiful panorama that opens from the mountaintop. Departure for Saint Saveur, a charming European-style resort in the Laurentian Mountains, which is famous for its boutiques, jewelry stores and restaurants. Arrival in Toronto (9:30 p.m.).

The price of the tour per person, in a double room: $770 CDN.

The tour price includes:

  • transportation in a comfortable bus
  • hotel accommodations (2 nights)
  • 2 breakfasts
  • sightseeing with a professional licensed Russian-speaking guide
  • entrance tickets
  • taxes

The tour cost does not include: lunches, dinners, personal expenses, tips to the driver and the guide, cancellation and medical insurance.

For departure location please see map below:

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7851 Dufferin St. Unt.# 202
Thornhill ON L4J 3M4
Tel: 416-736-0937
Fax: 416-736-4260
Email: tours@iitour.ca

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Friday: 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

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Sunday: closed

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