3-Day Highlights Tour of Eastern Canada

Depart Toronto for Ottawa in the early morning. Passing through Kingston, the ancient capital of Canada, you will see the Old Parliament Building, now City Hall, and the famous Queen's University.

Hotel: Comfort/Quality Hotel or equivalent (with breakfast or breakfast bag) Note: During high season or major events, due to tight supply of hotel rooms, the hotel may be adjusted to a hotel of the same class in Ottawa. The itinerary will be adjusted accordingly, without reducing the content of attractions. Please note.

• Then proceed to Ottawa for a tour of Parliament Hill (exterior), where the art of sculpture is at its peak.
• Visit the Canadian National War Museum, Canada's largest collection of war-related artifacts and materials, and one of the world's three most important collections of the art of war, showcasing today's most advanced weapons, audio and visual equipment, as well as weapons and uniforms from the early days of Indian defense warfare to the First and Second World Wars, and exhibits of naval, army and air force combat readiness.
• Then visit the National Museum of Canadian History, Canada's largest and most visited museum, with displays on how multiculturalism, from Indians to immigrants, forged today's Canadian civilization, providing a complete introduction to Canada's history, geography, culture and more.

Winter Itinerary Montreal - *Ice Hotel - Quebec City (November 2025 - April 2026) After breakfast, climb Mount Royal overlooking Montreal and visit St. Joseph's Cathedral, the largest Catholic cathedral in North America.

Hotel: Winter (Nov 2025-April 2026) Early Bird Free Upgrade Upgrade to Hôtel Royal William / Hotel Le Concorde or similar (No Breakfast) Regular: Comfort/Quality Hotel or similar (with breakfast or breakfast bag)

• Then visit the Olympic Park, the site of the 1976 Olympic Games, which has since been transformed into North America's only Natural Ecology Pavilion.*The newly renovated Museum of Nature is divided into four ecological zones: Rainforest, Polar Regions, Canadian Deciduous Forest, St.
• Lawrence River, etc.
• With more than 4,000 animals and 5,000 plants, as well as an aquarium, the Museum is a very attractive and educational Travel attraction for young and old alike.

Winter Itinerary After breakfast, you will be guided on another winter snowshoeing program ~ a husky dog sled ride in the big forest, to experience the joyful song of life in the Canadian winter! You'll sit on a sled pulled by a pack of human-friendly Eskimo dogs as you speed through the snow, with the crisp air blowing red on your cheeks.

• There's nothing better than experiencing the charm of dogs and the strong bond between humans and dogs while exploring a dreamy winter wonderland on a dog sled.
• (Dog sledding is a seasonal tour and is subject to modification or cancellation due to weather and other reasons.
• All working animals in the dog sledding are subject to strict government animal protection regulations).