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Download Tour Classic Canada East Starting From :Rs.:81259 Per Person 6 Days / 5 Nights CANADA .......... Package Description Classic Canada East Enjoy a slice of old-world design in a contemporary setting in Montreal, a city on the Island of Montreal in Canada. Its 18th-century buildings are simply delightful to observe. Visit the Heritage Canal de Lachine, shop in glittering shops and dine at restaurants and the terraced cafes of Plateau Mont-Royal. The architectural sweep of the city includes its ancient churches such as the Basilique Notre-Dame, St Patrick's Basilica, Saint Joseph's Oratory and 20th-century marvels like the Stade Olympique and Habitat 67. Montreal has beautifully manicured gardens and parks such as the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve for its Olympic Park, Botanical Gardens, Biodome and the Planetarium. Add to your itinerary the Jardin Botanique, one of the largest botanical gardens with its First Nations Garden, as well as Insectarium, Tree House, and 16 other themed gardens and greenhouses. The Plateau has a distinctive, quaint architecture, with its parks, music venues, and theaters besides being the setting of many summer festivals. During the grand Winter Carnival, the city dazzles with colorful fireworks. Montreal is celebrated for its stunning street art along Saint Laurent Boulevard, St. Denis Street, Park Extension, and the Mile End. Its Underground City is an extensive maze of passageways and is replete with shopping malls, restaurants and movie theaters. Copyright © www.vidatravelsolutions.com .......... Itinerary Day.1 Arrival in Toronto Welcome to Toronto! Your pick up will be done by our airport representative (Baggage claim for Domestic passengers. Check into Hotel (Check in time 3 PM). Meet and greet with tour manager at 6 pm in the hotel lobby. Your Tour Director prepares you for your upcoming adventure. Please note that if your flight is coming in late, you will miss the itinerary schedules for today. Enjoy a fabulous Indian Dinner with an array of mouthwatering dishes laid in buffet style at a Indian restaurant. Depart for the CN Tower, where you’ll enjoy incredible views of the city and harbor below you. Overnight stay at the hotel. Meals:BREAKFAST & DINNER Day.2 Day Trip to Niagara Falls After breakfast at the hotel proceed Guided City Tour of Toronto. After lunch on own Proceed to visit the Niagara Falls. Drive around the “Golden Horseshoe” of Lake Ontario and through vineyards and rich farmlands. Then, board a Niagara Falls sightseeing CRUISE for a thrilling boat ride to view the thundering falls from river level and then proceed to the Journey Behind the Falls. Enjoy the brand new Hornblower Incline Railway to view the panoramic views of the Great Gorge, Niagara River, American and Horseshoe Falls during their descent provided by the new state-of- the-art glass-enclosed railway cars designed to optimize the guest viewing experience After Dinner at Indian Restaurant drive back towards Toronto and overnight stay at the hote Meals:BREAKFAST & DINNER Day.3 Toronto to Ottawa Checkout of the hotel after breakfast and drive towards Ottawa( about 3 hrs drive).On the way stop at Kingston . Explore this town on own and an early lunch on own. Board the cruise at Rockport to view the spectacular views of the 1000 Islands.After the cruise Drive towards Ottawa, Enjoy the guided city tour of Ottawa.Dinner at Indian restaurant and overnight stay in Ottawa. Meals:BREAKFAST & DINNER Day.4 Ottawa to Montreal Checkout of the hotel after breakfast. Take the guided tour of the Parliament and discover the history, functions and art of Canada’s Parliament! Visit to the Royal Canadian Mint to Learn how coins are made by joining an interactive guided tour. After lunch Drive towards Montreal. Visit the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal. This tour is an ideal introduction to the history of Notre-Dame Parish, the building of the church, key architectural features and the many works of art that adorn the building. Continue with the Guided City Tour of Montreal. End the day with a delicious dinner at Indian restaurant and overnight stay at Montreal. Meals:BREAKFAST & DINNER Copyright © www.vidatravelsolutions.com Day.5 Quebec City Day Trip After breakfast drive towards Quebec city(about 3 hrs drive).After lunch on own , preceed to the guided city tour of Quebec city. Québec City, a UNESCO World Heritage Treasure is surrounded by gorgeous landscapes. Historical, cultural and outdoor activities, exquisite food as well as international events await. Old Québec and nature splendors, just minutes from town, are sumptuous in every season! Quick photo stop at the Montmorency Falls. With its 83 meters high (30 meters higher than Niagara Falls),Montmorency Falls dominates the landscape. Drive back to Montreal. Dinner at Indian restaurant and overnight stay at Montreal. Meals:BREAKFAST & DINNER Day.6 Fly back Today after breakfast, check out from the hotel (check out time is 11 am). The hotel offers complimentary shuttle to the airport. Please check with the bell desk regarding shuttle timings. If you have any early flight & no shuttle is operational, please take a cab on own. (Shuttle timings is from 5 AM to 9 PM). Packed breakfast option is not available for passengers taking early flight. Meals:BREAKFAST .......... Inclusions *HOTEL ACCOMODATION , TOUR GUIDE, BREAKFAST & DINNER. .......... Exclusions *Lunch and Meal not specify . .......... Hotel Details & Price Hotel Name Star Twin Sharing Child With Bed Child Without Bed 4 STAR HOTEL 4 Rs.5,980 Rs.5,480 Rs.4,985 .......... Highlights *TOUR OF CANADA. .......... Sightseeing Classic Canada East Enjoy a slice of old-world design in a contemporary setting in Montreal, a city on the Island of Montreal in Canada. Its 18th-century buildings are simply delightful to observe. Visit the Heritage Canal de Lachine, shop in glittering shops and dine at restaurants and the terraced cafes of Plateau Mont-Royal. The architectural sweep of the city includes its ancient churches such as the Basilique Notre-Dame, St Patrick's Basilica, Saint Joseph's Oratory and 20th-century marvels like the Stade Olympique and Habitat 67. Montreal has beautifully manicured gardens and parks such as the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve for its Olympic Park, Botanical Gardens, Biodome and the Planetarium. Add to your itinerary Copyright © www.vidatravelsolutions.com the Jardin Botanique, one of the largest botanical gardens with its First Nations Garden, as well as Insectarium, Tree House, and 16 other themed gardens and greenhouses. The Plateau has a distinctive, quaint architecture, with its parks, music venues, and theaters besides being the setting of many summer festivals. During the grand Winter Carnival, the city dazzles with colorful fireworks. Montreal is celebrated for its stunning street art along Saint Laurent Boulevard, St. Denis Street, Park Extension, and the Mile End. Its Underground City is an extensive maze of passageways and is replete with shopping malls, restaurants and movie theaters. .......... Terms & Conditions *No show or cancellation after reconfirmation will entertain penality . *ROE subject to change . Copyright © www.vidatravelsolutions.com.
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