A meet and greet assistant will await your arrival and escort you to your private driver for a private transfer to your hotel in downtown Toronto.

Dining at Fairmont Royal York is a celebration of Toronto’s dynamic culinary spirit, blending local ingredients with refined technique. From the elegant REIGN Restaurant + Bar + Bakery—serving Canadian-inspired cuisine and premium wines—to the vibrant CLOCKWORK Champagne & Cocktails lounge, each venue offers a distinctive atmosphere and flavor. Enjoy a classic afternoon tea beneath the iconic lobby clock, indulge in room service crafted with organic, regional ingredients, or retreat to the storied Library Bar for elevated cocktails in a reimagined setting. Whether you’re planning a power lunch, an intimate dinner, or a grand event, dining at The Royal York is always memorable.

Please speak with your Destination Expert should you wish to secure any dining reservations in advance of your stay.

Experience the awe-inspiring power of nature on a full-day private journey to Niagara Falls, where the dramatic landscapes of one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders await. With private transportation and a dedicated driver, enjoy a seamless and scenic ride from Toronto through the lush countryside of Ontario’s wine region. Upon arrival, spend up to six hours at leisure exploring Niagara Falls and Niagara on the Lake at your own pace. Whether you choose to embark on a thrilling boat cruise to the base of Horseshoe Falls, journey behind the cascades, or soar above it all in a helicopter, the time is yours to enjoy. Stroll the bustling promenade, admire panoramic views from Table Rock, or simply pause to feel the mist and thunder of the falls—a sensory experience unlike any other. Choose to continue on to charming Niagara-on-the-Lake, a town steeped in heritage and elegance. Browse the boutiques along its flower-lined main street, or opt for a wine tasting at one of the region’s acclaimed wineries. After your visit, relax on the return drive, reflecting on a day defined by natural grandeur and personal discovery.

Enjoy a refined lunch at the historic Prince of Wales Hotel, an elegant Victorian landmark in the heart of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Dine in a beautifully appointed setting, where antique charm meets contemporary cuisine. Seasonal ingredients, local wines, and polished service create a leisurely and memorable midday experience.

Enjoy a scenic helicopter ride offering a stunning bird’s-eye view of Niagara Falls and its surrounding landscapes. Make your own way to the heliport to check in before your flight. As you lift off, take in sweeping views of the Niagara River, nearby landmarks, and the iconic waterfalls from above. Watch as the cascading waters of the falls come into view, framed by rising mist and vibrant rainbows. The flight offers a unique perspective of the region’s natural beauty and is perfect for capturing memorable photos. After circling the key sights, return to the heliport with a new appreciation for this dramatic landscape.

Enjoy a Toronto Harbour cruise with ease and comfort as you take in stunning skyline and waterfront views.

Enjoy time at leisure in Toronto’s Distillery District, a vibrant hub for food lovers, craft drink enthusiasts, and boutique shoppers, all set within beautifully preserved 19th-century industrial buildings. Once home to the world’s largest distillery, the area now buzzes with contemporary energy while still nodding to its storied past with cobblestone streets and heritage architecture. Culinary experiences take center stage here, from upscale French to modern Mexican cuisine, and cozy cafÉs to microbreweries and distilleries. Shoppers will find one-of-a-kind fashion, handmade jewelry, home goods, and gourmet treats in the district’s many independent boutiques. Whether you’re looking for a stylish souvenir or a sweet indulgence, the Distillery District delivers a memorable experience with every step.

Make your way between the Fairmont Royal York and Toronto's Union Station, located across the street from one another.

Enjoy convenient rail service from Toronto to Ottawa. Today's journey is approximately 5 hours.

After disembarking, meet your driver inside the station holding a sign with your name for a comfortable private transfer to your downtown Ottawa hotel.

Ottawa’s dining scene blends creativity, character, and a strong sense of place, with standout restaurants and bars scattered across its walkable neighbourhoods. Savour sustainably sourced seafood at The Whalesbone, inventive seasonal plates at Town/Citizen, and refined yet approachable tasting menus at Arlo. For elevated Canadian cuisine in a grand Art Deco space, Riviera delivers on both style and flavour, while Raphael charms with its warm hospitality and globally inspired fare. Between meals, fuel up with expertly crafted coffee at Opulence, sip inventive, small-batch cocktails at Stolen Goods, and linger over curated wine flights at Buyers and Cellars Wine Bar, the perfect way to taste Ottawa’s spirited side. Please speak to your Destination Expert for personalized recommendations, or if you wish to secure a reservation.

Savor the rich flavors of Canada on a private half day walking gastronomic experience through the heart of Ottawa, where each bite reveals a delicious chapter of the nation’s culinary heritage. Meet your private guide at the designated meeting point and set out on a foodie adventure, tasting your way through some of Canada’s most iconic delights. Begin with a playful twist on tradition—a slice of Hawaiian pizza paired with a zesty Bloody Caesar cocktail. Then, enjoy a hearty serving of authentic Quebec-style poutine, perfectly complemented by a crisp Canadian craft beer. For dessert, indulge in a sweet square of the classic Nanaimo Bar before sampling Ottawa’s own deep-fried favorite: the irresistible BeaverTail®. Cap off your culinary journey with locally harvested maple treats that capture the essence of Canadian sweetness. Along the way, your guide will share local insights, cultural anecdotes, and historical highlights that bring Ottawa’s vibrant streets to life. This immersive experience artfully blends flavor, history, and storytelling perfect for food lovers looking to explore Canada’s capital one bite at a time.

Exploring ByWard Market is a quintessential Ottawa experience, where history, culture, and local flavor come together in a lively, walkable district. One of Canada’s oldest and most iconic public markets, it’s packed with farm-fresh produce, artisan goods, and specialty shops, alongside trendy boutiques and galleries. Street performers add energy to the open-air vibe, while cafÉs, pubs, and restaurants spill out onto patios, offering everything from local craft beer to international cuisine. Don’t leave without trying a BeaverTail, the famous fried pastry that’s become a Canadian staple. Whether you’re browsing stalls, tasting your way through local flavors, or soaking in the atmosphere, ByWard Market offers a vibrant slice of Ottawa life.

Discover the heart of Canada’s capital on a private 2-hour biking experience, perfect for getting a fun, active introduction to Ottawa’s top sights. Meet your local guide at the designated meeting point, where you'll be outfitted with an electric bike and helmet before setting off on a scenic 7.5-mile (12-kilometre) ride along safe and well-maintained bike paths. This Ottawa Express experience offers a relaxed yet engaging way to explore the city’s highlights from Parliament Hill and the Rideau Canal to scenic riverfront views and historic landmarks. Along the way, your guide will share local insights, historical context, and hidden gems that bring the capital to life. Ideal for travelers short on time but big on discovery, this energizing ride blends culture, history, and urban charm into one dynamic adventure.

Savor the elegance of Afternoon Tea at Zoe’s, a refined experience steeped in tradition. Enjoy a selection of premium LOT 35 teas, delicate finger sandwiches, warm scones with clotted cream, and beautifully crafted pastries. Set in a heritage-inspired lounge with timeless charm, this experience offers a luxurious break in the heart of Ottawa.

Meet your driver for a private airport transfer.

Enjoy convenient rail service from Ottawa to Montreal. Today's journey is approximately 2 hours.

Your private driver will be waiting to greet you upon arrival and escort you to your private vehicle for a seamless transfer to your hotel in Montreal.

Old Montreal is a foodie’s paradise, blending centuries-old architecture with a vibrant culinary scene. For French-inspired fine dining in an intimate, stone-walled setting, Le Club Chasse et PÊche is a long-time favorite known for its elegant, locally sourced cuisine. ToquÉ!, a Montreal institution, and the stylish Monarque both offer refined Quebecois fare with seasonal ingredients and exceptional service—perfect for a special night out. For something more casual yet equally delicious, Dandy and Olive et Gourmando are go-to spots for gourmet brunches, fresh sandwiches, and excellent coffee, all served in bright, inviting spaces. And for a relaxed caffeine fix, pop into Tommy CafÉ, a popular Old Montreal-born chain known for its great coffee, light bites, and lush, plant-filled interiors. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch on the patio or indulging in an unforgettable dinner, Old Montreal has something to satisfy every craving.

Please note, meals are not included. Speak to your Destination Expert for personalized recommendations, or to arrange a reservation, subject to availability.

Walk the storied streets of Old Montreal East with your private guide and uncover the rich history woven into its centuries-old architecture. Make your own way to meet your expert guide, then set off on foot through cobblestone lanes lined with landmarks from the city’s earliest days. As you explore, your guide will share fascinating stories and historical facts—from tales of French colonists and fur traders to the political intrigue that once filled the narrow alleyways. Admire elegant 18th- and 19th-century buildings, step into quiet courtyards hidden behind stone facades, and learn how Old Montreal evolved from a colonial outpost into a vibrant cultural hub. With insights into architecture, commerce, religion, and daily life, this private walk offers a layered and engaging perspective on the foundations of one of Canada’s most historic neighborhoods.

Shopping in Old Montreal is a charming experience that combines historic ambiance with a diverse mix of local creativity. As you wander the cobblestone streets, find an array of stylish boutiques, independent design shops, and art galleries showcasing everything from contemporary works to beautifully crafted First Nations art. The area is a haven for those seeking thoughtfully made clothing, accessories, home dÉcor, and original artwork—all housed in beautifully preserved heritage buildings. A must-visit is the iconic Bonsecours Market, a grand 19th-century building that’s now home to a variety of Quebec-based artisans and designers offering everything from handmade jewelry and fashion to gourmet products. And of course, for those looking for a more traditional gift, there’s no shortage of souvenir shops where you can pick up fridge magnets, maple-themed gifts, or that perfect Montreal keychain. Whether you're a collector, a casual browser, or simply soaking in the old-world charm, Old Montreal offers a shopping experience that’s as unique and storied as the neighborhood itself.

Enjoy a self-guided evening stroll through Montreal’s Old City, where cobblestone streets glow under historic lamplight and centuries-old architecture sets a romantic tone. Wander past charming boutiques, lively cafÉs, and grand landmarks, taking in the blend of European character and modern energy that defines this storied neighborhood. Along the way, choose from a tempting mix of restaurants and cocktail bars, from refined drinks at Terrasse William Gray overlooking the Old Port to inventive, speakeasy-style cocktails at Coldroom. For something more casual, stop in at Pub BreWskey to sample local craft beers with waterfront views. With its blend of dining, drinks, and historic atmosphere, Old Montreal offers a lively yet intimate setting for an evening at leisure.

Set out on a private full day guided exploration of Quebec’s enchanting Eastern Townships, where picturesque landscapes and rich heritage await. Depart your hotel in comfort, soaking in panoramas of rolling countryside as you travel to this beloved region. Upon arrival, meet your local guide, and discover the flavors and traditions that define the Eastern Townships. Stop at a local brÛlerie to sample freshly roasted coffee, visit artisan producers specializing in regional cheeses and handcrafted chocolates, and enjoy a tasting at a local winery showcasing the area's distinctive vintages. Later, spend time at leisure in the lakeside town of Magog, where you can purchase lunch, stroll along the waterfront, or browse the charming boutiques and cafÉs of the downtown core. At the end of your visit, relax on the scenic drive back to Montreal with your private driver.

Trace the flavorful legacy of Jewish Montreal on a privately guided half-day walking tour through the city’s most iconic culinary landmarks. Make your way independently to meet your expert guide at the designated starting point, where your immersive journey begins through the cultural and historical threads woven into the delis, diners, and bagel shops that have shaped Montreal’s unique food identity. Over the course of the tour, visit eight notable establishments—each a touchstone of Jewish heritage in the city—where rich stories are paired with even richer bites. As you stroll through vibrant neighborhoods, your guide will share stories of migration, community, and culinary tradition, offering insights into how these eateries became symbols of cultural resilience and belonging. From the scent of freshly baked bagels to the legacy of famed smoked meat counters, the atmosphere alone evokes generations of history and hospitality. Whether you're drawn by the cultural narrative or the culinary backdrop, this experience offers a deeper understanding of the people, places, and traditions that continue to define Jewish life in Montreal.

Meet your private vehicle and driver for a train station transfer.

Enjoy convenient rail service from Montreal to Quebec City. Today's journey is approximately 3.5 hours.

Meet your private driver for your private transfer.

Dining in Old Quebec City is as much about atmosphere as it is about flavour, with restaurants tucked into centuries-old stone buildings and menus that celebrate Quebec’s culinary roots. In the Upper Town, La BÛche and its smaller sibling La BÛchette serve up rustic Quebecois comfort food with a playful twist—think tourtiÈre, maple syrup-glazed everything, and hearty portions in cozy, wood-accented spaces. For a more refined experience, Le Clan offers a tasting menu that highlights local ingredients with creative flair. For a truly traditional Quebecois meal, Aux Anciens Canadiens offers hearty, heritage-inspired dishes all served in one of the oldest houses in the city, dating back to 1675. Down in the Lower Town, Taverne Chez Louise offers French-inspired classics in an intimate setting, while Chez Rioux & Pettigrew puts a modern spin on traditional dishes using seasonal, local ingredients. For a relaxed, nostalgic meal, Buffet de l’Antiquaire is a local institution—serving old-school Quebecois fare from hearty breakfasts to meat pies in a diner-like setting. Whether you’re in the mood for elevated gastronomy or stick-to-your-ribs comfort food, Old Quebec City serves it all with charm and character.

Speak to your Destination Expert for personalized recommendations, or to arrange a reservation.

Step back in time on a private half day walking experience through Old Quebec, led by a knowledgeable guide who brings over 400 years of history vividly to life. Meet your guide and set out together to wander the cobblestone streets of this UNESCO World Heritage site, uncovering the stories that shaped French America. Begin at the iconic Chateau Frontenac and stroll along the Dufferin Terrace, with sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River. Visit the Notre-Dame-de-Quebec Cathedral Basilica, a cornerstone of the city’s spiritual heritage. Then, descend into the heart of the Petit-Champlain district and Place Royale, where beautifully preserved 17th- and 18th-century buildings transport you to the earliest days of colonial life. With rich storytelling and architectural wonders at every turn, this immersive journey offers a captivating glimpse into Quebec’s enduring legacy.

Spending time on Rue du Petit Champlain is like stepping into a fairy tale. This charming, pedestrian-only quarter in Old Quebec is one of the oldest shopping streets in North America, lined with cobblestone lanes, stone buildings, and colorful storefronts. Whether you're browsing local boutiques and art galleries, sipping coffee at a cozy cafÉ, or picking up handmade goods and Quebecois treats, there’s something inviting around every corner. Nearby to Rue du Petit Champlain, lively patios like that of Archibald Microbrasserie beckon tourists and locals alike to enjoy the summer sun and locally crafted brew. With its rich history and picture-perfect charm, Petit-Champlain is the ideal place to slow down and soak up the magic of Quebec City. If returning to the Fairmont, opt to hop aboard the Funiculaire du Vieux-QuÉbec (fee applies), a short but scenic ride that connects Petit Champlain with the upper town, offering stunning views of the St. Lawrence River and the historic streets below.

Venture beyond the cobbled streets of Old Quebec on a privately guided journey through Quebec’s countryside, a region brimming with pastoral landscapes, culinary treasures, and local charm at every turn. Accompanied by a dedicated guide and private driver, this experience begins with a scenic drive to Montmorency Falls, where water tumbles from a height 30 meters taller than Niagara, creating a misty veil over the cliffs below. Cross the bridge to Ile d’Orleans, an island steeped in heritage and dotted with farms, vineyards, and artisanal producers. Pause for a tasting at Vignoble de Sainte-Petronille, a boutique vineyard known for its crisp whites and stunning views over the St. Lawrence River. Continue to Cidrerie Bilodeau, where you’ll be treated to sample handcrafted ciders and apple-based delicacies produced on-site at the orchard. As the journey unfolds, stop at Chocolaterie de l'Ile d'Orleans, where handmade sweets and artisanal confections line the shelves, offering the perfect opportunity to browse and bring home a taste of the island’s craftsmanship. Conclude your day with a return transfer to your accommodation.

Meet your private driver for your transfer to the airport.

An enduring icon in downtown Toronto, the Fairmont Royal York is a historic hotel that blends classic grandeur with contemporary comfort. Located just across from Union Station, this stately property has welcomed guests since 1929 and continues to charm with its elegant interiors, attentive service, and prime location steps from the city’s top cultural and culinary landmarks. Inside, more than 1,300 beautifully appointed rooms and suites offer a restful retreat, featuring plush bedding, timeless design, and all the modern comforts. Whether you’re unwinding by the skylit indoor pool, recharging in the whirlpool or sauna, or enjoying a cocktail before dinner, every detail is thoughtfully curated. Dining options reflect Toronto’s diverse culinary scene with creative menus and stylish settings. For travelers seeking a sense of place, refined comfort, and walkable access to the best of the city, the Fairmont Royal York delivers a stay full of character and charm.

Perched beside the Rideau Canal and Parliament Hill, the Fairmont Chateau Laurier is a grand limestone landmark that has graced Ottawa’s skyline since 1912. Its French chateau-inspired turrets and copper roof evoke timeless elegance, offering guests a regal retreat in the heart of Canada’s capital. The hotel’s 426 rooms and suites blend classic charm with modern comforts, featuring plush bedding, marble-accented bathrooms, and views of Parliament or the canal. Guests can unwind in the Art Deco indoor pool, rejuvenate with massage therapy, or maintain their routine in the well-equipped fitness center. Dining options within the hotel celebrate local flavors in refined settings, complemented by traditional afternoon tea and seasonal outdoor terraces. With its storied history, luxurious amenities, and prime location near cultural landmarks and the vibrant ByWard Market, the Fairmont Chateau Laurier offers an unforgettable stay steeped in Canadian heritage.

Nestled in the heart of Old Montreal, Hotel William Gray masterfully blends 18th-century architecture with contemporary design. Housed within two restored heritage buildings connected by a modern glass atrium, the hotel offers a unique fusion of historic charm and modern luxury. The 127 thoughtfully designed rooms and suites feature a harmonious mix of exposed stone walls, sleek furnishings, and curated artwork. Guests can unwind in the hotel's inviting common areas, such as the Living Room lounge, which boasts a full bar, library, and pool table. The rooftop terraces provide panoramic views of the city, offering a serene setting to relax and take in the surroundings. With its prime location near the Notre-Dame Basilica and the St. Lawrence River, Hotel William Gray serves as an ideal base for exploring Montreal's rich history and vibrant culture.

Perched atop Cap Diamant overlooking the St. Lawrence River, Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac is a storied landmark in the heart of Old Quebec. This grand chateau-style hotel, originally built in 1893, blends historic charm with modern elegance, offering guests a unique experience within a UNESCO World Heritage site. The hotel features 610 beautifully appointed guestrooms and suites, combining classic architectural details with contemporary amenities. Many rooms provide stunning views of the river or the city's historic architecture, immersing guests in the rich tapestry of Quebec's heritage. Guests can indulge in a variety of dining experiences that highlight local flavors, all set within the hotel's elegant surroundings. Additional amenities include a full-service spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and an indoor pool, ensuring relaxation and rejuvenation. With its unparalleled location, luxurious accommodations, and commitment to exceptional service, Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac offers an unforgettable stay steeped in Canadian history and sophistication.