Top Canada Religious Tours

A private Quebec city country side tour that will take you out to the most popular sightseeing areas in the region! We use Chrysler Pacifica minivans and we are able to have up to 6 passengers / group. Your tour is fully customizable and we work on your schedule.

Leave the city behind and explore the Mennonite village of St Jacobs on this group tour with convenient transfers from Toronto. Visit attractions including St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market, Canada’s largest year-round market, where you can shop for fresh produce and hand-crafted goods at your own pace. Get a rare window into Mennonite heritage and life during a tour of horse-and-buggy lanes, working farms and schoolhouses, and more.

We aim to make you discover the city differently by passing through lesser-known streets and places in Old Quebec. We are one of the few tour companies entering the Museum of Civilization. Our tour begins near the St. Lawrence River to connect this maritime route with the history of the city. Shopping is not done during our visits even if you are taken to some shops and boutiques, while passing by the streets too commercial. We show you the Holy Door of Quebec and explain the history of the Holy Doors and Holy Years. Finally, in the courtyard of the Seminary, we explain the influence of the Catholic Church on the development of our Quebec society. Visits in French or English, we manage to answer you in Spanish. We conclude close to the place to go shopping, have a drink or eat after your discovery. For 2026, the Award remains the same. Ideal for avoiding crowds.

Step into Toronto’s past on a private, history-rich experience guided by a knowledgeable Licensed Guide. Enjoy personalized storytelling, smooth pacing and a deeper connection to Canada’s heritage in an intimate, tailored format. Discover the spirit of the city with us today! Book a 2-hour private tour of Fort York National Historic Site and journey into one of Canada’s most important military landmarks. With free admission and a Private Licensed Guide, you enter the original ramparts, blockhouses and military quarters that shaped the War of 1812. Hear gripping accounts of the Battle of York, the strategic defense of the harbor and the roles played by British, Canadian and Indigenous forces. Your guide explains the architecture of the barracks, magazines and artillery sheds, revealing how soldiers lived, trained and protected the early settlement. Authentic artifacts and preserved interiors help illustrate the daily routines and tensions of this pivotal era.