DETAILS
Delight in a dynamic trio of remarkable Canadian cities on this nine-night, first-class journey! Relish a winning combination of historic, artistic and culinary gems, along with the region’s French heritage and the traditions of its Indigenous Peoples. In Ottawa, delve into the nation’s history, archaeology and diverse cultures at the Canadian Museum of History and its exceptional art at the National Gallery of Canada. While in Montreal, explore the vibrant old town founded in 1642; St. Joseph’s Oratory, Canada’s largest church; and Habitat 67, an architectural icon, plus enjoy a light show inside the stunning Basilica Notre-Dame and a musical performance at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. In Québec City, stroll through enchanting Old Québec, the birthplace of French North America, and tour the grand cathedral and fortress. Along the way, visit the fascinating Wendake Huron Traditional Site, Montmorency Falls and pastoral Île d’Orléans. You’ll also savor a tasting at a winery and fresh maple syrup at an authentic sugar shack!
- Pricing from
- $4,995
Call 800-323-7373 or click here to reserve!
- Trip Type
- Closer to Home, Group Travel Tour, International Land & Rail Tours
- Departure Dates
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Jul 12, 2026 - Jul 21, 2026
Perfectly located for business or leisure, the InterContinental Montreal is connected to Montreal Convention Centre and offers stunning views overlooking Old Montreal and the old port. The perfect blend of an intimate boutique hotel atmosphere and the outstanding service of a luxurious hotel, the InterContinental Montreal offers the best of both worlds. At the InterContinental Montreal, they have just one objective: to create for you a delightful, passion-filled experience that will live on forever in your memory.
The Lord Elgin Hotel is a historic gem in Ottawa, offering not just a place to stay but an experience steeped in elegance and charm. Its prime location places guests within walking distance of some of the city’s most iconic landmarks and attractions, making it an ideal choice for both leisure and business travelers alike. Locally owned and operated and with a legacy of hospitality spanning over eight decades, it’s no wonder that the Lord Elgin continues to be a preferred destination. If you’re planning a visit to Ottawa, the Lord Elgin is ready to offer you a warm welcome—as it has for many notable hotel guests over the years!
Located in the heart of Old Quebec, the Clarendon Hotel has 144 rooms a few steps away from the city’s activities, attractions and events. Inaugurated in 1870, this hotel filled with heritage and memories proposes a distinctive historic experience alongside the comfort and services of a four-star property. Clarendon Hotel is a dream place to be to explore Old Quebec’s charming streets.
Final Payment will be due 120 days prior to departure and the Cancellation Fee schedule will be updated to:
- CANCELLATION-All cancellations must be submitted in writing to AHI Travel.
- Cancellation received up to 121 days prior to trip departure will incur a $500 per person administrative fee.
- Cancellation received 120 to 91 days prior to departure will result in forfeiture of 25% of the entire cost of the trip per person.
- Cancellation received 90-61 days prior to departure will result in forfeiture of 50% of the entire cost of the trip per person.
- Cancellation received 60-31 days prior to departure will result in forfeiture of 75% of the entire cost of the trip per person.
- Cancellation received 30 days prior to departure to the time of departure (or no show) will result in 100% forfeiture of the entire cost of the trip.
TOUR MAP
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day 1
Depart gateway city | Arrive in Ottawa
Arrive at the Ottawa airport, where your Travel representative will meet you for your transfer to the Lord Elgin Hotel. Gather later for tonight’s Welcome Reception and Dinner.
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day 2
Ottawa
Begin your explorations with insights about the history of Canada from a local expert. Then, set off on a walking tour and hear about the capital city’s evolution as you admire the grand Gothic Revival government buildings on Parliament Hill and other top sites. Relax over lunch later in the Byward Market area. In the afternoon, visit the National Gallery of Canada for a guided tour. View remarkable Canadian art from the 18th to 20th centuries and works by Indigenous Peoples from across Canada.
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day 3
Ottawa
This morning, head to the Canadian Museum of History. Learn about Canada’s First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples and study striking totem poles on a guided tour with free time on your own afterward. Enjoy lunch at a restaurant and then embark on a cruise along the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This 19th-century waterway is a lovely centerpiece of the city enjoyed by residents year-round.
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day 4
Ottawa | Rigaud | Montreal
Check out of the hotel and travel toward Montreal. Along the way, visit the Sucrerie de la Montagne in a maple forest near Rigaud. Step back in time and watch syrup being produced the old-fashioned way! The sugar shack owners tap the trees, collect sap and cook it over wood-fired equipment. Enjoy lunch and music during your visit. Continue to Montreal and check in to the InterContinental Montreal. Later, get acquainted with the city on a walking tour. See elegant architecture on buzzing Rue St-Paul and in Place Jacques-Cartier and the Old Port, where the city was founded in 1642 on the St. Lawrence River.
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day 5
Montreal
In Mont Royal Park, take a guided tour of St. Joseph’s Oratory, Canada’s largest church. Next, visit colorful Jean-Talon Market for free time for lunch and shopping. Later this evening, attend a marvelous light show which showcases the Basilique Notre-Dame de Montreal’s stunning interior. Stroll afterward to a nearby restaurant for dinner with your fellow travelers.
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day 6
Montreal
Tour Habitat 67, a groundbreaking complex of modular residences designed by architect Moshe Safdie as part of the Canadian Pavilion for the World Exposition of 1967. After an afternoon at leisure, rejoin your group for a musical performance at the Bourgie Hall at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
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day 7
Wendake | Québec City
Check out of the hotel this morning and travel to the Wendake Huron Traditional Site. Gain interesting insights about the rich culture of the Huron-Wendat Nation on a guided tour. Visit a longhouse and smokehouse, and learn about sweat lodge purification rituals. Then, continue to Québec City and check in to the Clarendon Hotel. Make your own plans for dinner tonight after settling in.
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day 8
Old Québec
This morning, join a local expert for a fascintating talk about the history of Québec City. Next, soak up the historic ambience of picturesque Old Québec on a stroll and funicular ride. See the Petit-Champlain, the Place de Royal, the magnificent Château Frontenac and more. This afternoon, tour two icons: the Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame de Québec, a National Historic Site, and the imposing Citadelle atop Cape Diamond.
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day 9
Montmorency Falls | Île d’Orléans
Journey to Montmorency Falls and get fantastic views from a cable car. Then, be charmed by the six communities on serene Île d’Orléans in the St. Lawrence River with free time on your own for lunch. Before returning to Québec City, taste fine local wines at a winery on the island.
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day 10
Depart for gateway city
After breakfast, bid farewell to your fellow travelers and depart for the Quebec airport for your return flight home.
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