What’s Next: To help you prepare for your vacation, we’ll be sending you all the essential details before you depart. Keep an eye out for our “Know Before You Go” documents, arriving in your inbox around 30 days before your tour—packed with information on activity levels, baggage allowances, and smart packing tips.Even earlier, approximately 45 days before departure, you’ll receive an informative pre-trip video, giving you an overview of what to expect on your tour.
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Eastern Canada enchants travelers with its rich tapestry of Old World allure, where cobblestone streets wind through historic quarters, French-inspired cafés spill onto charming sidewalks, and centuries-old fortifications stand sentinel over maritime harbors—creating an ambiance that mirrors the timeless appeal of classic European destinations across the sea.
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REMINDER TO UPDATE ACCESSBILITY NEEDS: If you’re planning to bring any health & safety/mobility devices and have not let our office team know, please give us a call so we’re able to accommodate for bus space, etc.
Did You Know?
Toronto was established as the “Town of York” in 1793 by Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe. He chose the site for its strategic location, fine harbor, and potential for defense and trade. The city was officially renamed Toronto in 1834. Today, Toronto is a vibrant and diverse city with iconic landmarks like the CN Tower, multicultural neighborhoods, and numerous green spaces such as High Park and the Toronto Islands. Even in winter, Toronto offers festive events and winter sports, making it a must-visit destination year-round.
A Tip To Prep For Your Trip
First-time travelers to Montreal can expect a vibrant and diverse city with a unique blend of old-world charm and modern flair. The city is known for its bilingual culture, with both French and English widely spoken. Visitors can explore historic neighborhoods like Old Montreal, with its cobblestone streets and stunning architecture. Montreal is also famous for its food scene, offering everything from iconic bagels and smoked meat sandwiches to innovative fine dining.
Our Tour Staff’s Recommendation
Get a glimpse of Montreal with a film! Out staff recommends renting, “The Red Violin” (1998). Parts of this film are set in Montreal, and it tells the story of a mysterious violin and its journey through different owners and countries.
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