[Gold] Toronto+Montreal+Ottawa+Quebec 4-Day Tour

This morning we will start a film and television tour to explore the vibrant Toronto. The first stop is the University of Toronto, which is not only a world-class university, but also the filming location of many movies such as "The Hulk", "Resident Evil" and "The Shape of Water". The next stop is Toronto City Hall, the filming location of "X-Men". It has become a famous local landmark with its modernist architectural style; Toronto's popular signboards are also not to be missed. It can always be easily captured in reports of major international events. The last stop is Yonge St., which was not only known as the "longest street in the world", but also the filming location of movies such as "The Hulk". There are many shops, cafes and restaurants on both sides of the street. You can enjoy the relaxing beauty of Citywalk. At noon, follow us to the century-old ancient brewery market. There are a variety of special foods in the market. The handicraft shops, galleries and small restaurants here are full of artistic atmosphere. It is worth going to Taobao! After lunch, go to the Canadian National Tower. You can choose to climb the tower to overlook the city skyline. Then take a Toronto cruise and enjoy a harbor sightseeing tour to get a unique perspective of the city. Itinerary: Toronto Movie & TV Tours (Mandatory, 2.5 hours) → Distillery District (90 mins, lunch at your own expense) → CN Tower (Optional, 60 mins) → Toronto Cruise (Optional, 60 mins) Toronto Movie & TV Tours: University of Toronto (60 mins) → Toronto City Hall + Toronto Sign (40 mins) → "The Longest Street in the World": Yonge St (30 mins) Note: 1. If the Toronto Cruise is closed, the attraction will be replaced by Ripley's Aquarium of Toronto (own expense, 60 mins). Toronto Movie & TV Tours Toronto City Hall Distillery Historic District CN Tower Toronto Sightseeing Harbour Tour Ripley's Aquarium of Canada

In the morning, we will depart from Toronto to the Thousand Islands in Canada, which is located on the St. Lawrence River between Canada and the United States and is dotted with 1,864 independent islands. Board a yacht and pass by the most famous and charming scenic spots in the Thousand Islands. Then we will head north to Montreal, the largest French-speaking city in eastern Canada, the city with the most French cultural characteristics and known as the "Little Paris of North America". Itinerary: Toronto → Kingston (30 mins) → Thousand Islands → Canadian Thousand Islands Cruise (Optional, 75 mins) → Montreal → Montreal City Tour (45 mins) → Montreal French Dinner (Optional, 60 mins) Montreal City Tour: Dorchester Square → Mary Queen of the World Cathedral (Outside visit) → Sun Life Building (Outside visit) → Saint-Catherine St Notes: 1. The Canadian Thousand Islands Cruise generally operates from mid-April to October. Actual opening dates are subject to the official website. If the cruise is closed, the itinerary will instead visit the Montréal Biodôme and the Montréal Olympic Tower. Thousand Islands Cruise Biodome de Montreal The Montreal Olympic Stadium and Tower

Today we will go to Quebec, a city full of French feelings. There are road signs and signboards in English and French everywhere. Pedestrians on the road are dressed in European style, open-air cafes, romantic and warm, cobblestone pedestrian streets, shopping for art, King Lewis Square, as if arriving Paris. Itinerary: Montreal → Quebec → Old Quebec City Tour (Mandatory, 60 mins. Including visiting Place d’Armes, Chateau Frontenac Hotel, outside visit of the Parliament Building, Quebec City Notre-Dame Basilica) → Little Champlain Street (60 mins) → Quebec French Dinner (Optional, 60 mins) → Montmorency Falls + Cable Car (Optional, 60 mins) Note: The Montmorency Falls & Cable Car will be closed during 11/18/2025-12/25/2025 & 01/05/2026-01/30/2026. During this period, the attraction will be removed from our itinerary. Please check the official attraction website for the most current schedule, as operating hours are subject to change without notice. Old Quebec Montmorency Falls

On the last day of the trip, we set off from Montreal in the morning to Ottawa, a famous political and commercial city where the flame of peace never extinguishes. Then head to Canada's Parliament Hill, which is an area centered on the Parliament Building. After the tour, we will take a bus to Toronto. Itinerary: Montreal → Ottawa → In-depth Tour of Downtown Ottawa (120 mins, optional) → Parliament Hill (30 minutes) → Toronto In-depth Tour of Downtown Ottawa Parliament Hill