TORONTO

Day 1 - 3

Visitors to Toronto are welcomed by its diverse population with famed Canadian friendliness and hospitality. Set along Lake Ontario’s Northern Shore, the city has something to offer for everyone and is home to countless restaurants, lively nightlife and a large cultural scene with theatre, art galleries and museums. Despite its big city status, Toronto offers a safe and peaceful environment as well as many green spaces and parks within its centre.

QUEBEC CITY

Day 3 - 4

Settled on cliffs overlooking the St. Lawrence Seaway is Quebec City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the capital of Canada’s Quebec Province. Its colonial centre features winding cobblestone streets lined with bistros and boutiques, magnificent architecture dating from the 1600s, and is topped by the spectacular Château Frontenac. Quebec City mixes its history with modernity and hosts a wide range of cultural events including an incredible winter festival.

MONTREAL

Day 4 - 6

Montreal may not be the political centre of Quebec, but it certainly is the region’s cultural heart. Boasting itself as one of the most diverse cities of North America, French speaking Montreal dazzles with its architecture, frequent festivals and an excellent music scene. However, nothing is as persuading as the first-class gastronomy, which includes top-notch patisseries and cafés and outstanding restaurants and bars with an endless supply of local and international dishes.