Day 1
Montreal
(Montréal)
Your first day in Montréal begins with explorations at Mount Royal Park, where you can hike to stunning viewpoints or relax near Beaver Lake. After, the Old Port of Montréal offers a lively waterfront experience filled with shops, restaurants, and stunning river views. The day wraps up at the Notre-Dame Basilica, where its striking architecture and beautiful interior captivate visitors with history and art.
Day 2
Montreal
(Montréal)
The day starts at Jean-Talon Market, where fresh produce and local delicacies bring you closer to Montréal’s culinary scene. Next, immerse yourself in art at the Musée des Beaux-Arts, which boasts an impressive collection across different periods. Finally, explore the lively Plateau Mont-Royal, known for its colorful streets and vibrant nightlife, perfect for an evening of local cuisine.
Day 3
Montreal
(Montréal)
Your day begins at Pointe-à-Callière Museum, where historical artifacts enhance your understanding of Montreal's past. Afterward, explore Saint Joseph's Oratory, a stunning basilica known for its architecture and breathtaking views from the dome. Wrap up the day at the Lachine Canal, enjoying picturesque walks or bike rides along this historic waterway.
Day 4
Quebec City
In Québec City, Old Québec enchants with its picturesque streets and historical significance as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit La Citadelle, where military history and scenic views await. Finally, soak in the atmosphere at Place Royale, a historic square rich with beautiful architecture and lively surroundings.
Day 5
Quebec City
Your fifth day begins at the Musée de la Civilisation, where exhibitions explore Québec's cultural evolution. Afterward, venture to Marché du Vieux-Port to indulge in local products and flavors. End the day at Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, an architectural marvel and iconic hotel that allows you to soak in the history and elegance of Québec City.
Day 6
Quebec City
The final day starts at Parc de la Chute-Montmorency, where the impressive falls offer stunning views. Visit the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec next, exploring its diverse art collections. Finish at the Observatoire de la Capitale, soaking in breathtaking views and learning more about the city's extensive history.