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Explore Old Montréal during the Christmas season on this private walking tour. Your guide leads you through key historic areas while explaining the city’s background, traditions, and the significance of the sites you visit. Streets are decorated for the holidays, and seasonal markets may be active depending on the date. During the tour, you will sample maple-syrup sweets, a classic Québec treat that adds a local element to the experience. The route includes major squares, notable buildings, and well-known viewpoints, giving you a clear picture of how the old city looks and feels in winter. Whether the atmosphere is lively with visitors or quieter due to weather, the tour is designed to remain informative and enjoyable. Timing and crowd conditions may influence the exact path taken, ensuring each visit offers a slightly different perspective on Old Montréal during the holiday period.

Discover Québec City without the stress of planning on this carefully organized four-day group tour. Stay three nights in historic Old Québec and explore the city with a knowledgeable local guide. Beyond the city, experience Montmorency Falls and the scenic countryside of Île d’Orléans, including selected local tastings. With transportation, accommodations, breakfasts, guided sightseeing and selected admissions included, you can relax and enjoy the journey. The itinerary balances organized experiences with free time to explore independently. This tour is well suited to culture lovers, couples, friends and independent travelers who want to experience Québec City and its surrounding countryside in one convenient trip. Solo travelers are welcome to join the existing group and may reserve a private room at the single-occupancy rate. No private group booking is required.

Two countries, eight days, one seamless journey — New York City, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City, and Boston in a single cross-border trip. Stand where the U.S. was born, from Philadelphia's Independence Hall to the founding documents in Washington's National Archives and Boston's revolutionary "firsts." Feel the thunder of Niagara Falls lit up at night, ride to the top of One World Observatory, and cruise past the Statue of Liberty. Then cross into Canada for Toronto's skyline, the charm of Old Montreal, and the walled, French-flavored streets of Quebec City — a UNESCO gem that feels like Paris. A fixed bilingual guide travels with you throughout, handling every border crossing so the days flow smoothly, with comfortable hotels each night and a flexible mix of optional experiences to shape the trip around what you love most.