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MONTREAL & QUEBEC CITY
June 15-19
August 3-7
Price per person:
$878 Double ~ $1179 Single ~ $809 Triple ~ $768 Quad ~ $578 Child
4 Breakfasts – 4 Dinners
Day 1
- Travel through Pennsylvania and New York to Montreal , Province of Quebec
- Dinner (included) at local eatery
- Overnight: Montreal , Province of Quebec
Day 2
- Breakfast (included) at hotel
- Depart with guide for tour of Montreal
- Free time in Old Montreal
- Travel to Quebec City
- Dinner (included) at a fine restaurant in Quebec City
- Overnight for two nights: Quebec City , Province of Quebec
Day 3
- Breakfast (included) at hotel
- Depart with guide for morning tour of Quebec City :
- Notre Dame des Victoires and the Citadel
- Basilique Sainte Anne de Beaupre
- The Copper Museum
- Enjoy a guided tour of the world’s most photographed hotel – the Fairmont ’s Chateau Frontenac
- Dinner (included) at a fine restaurant in Quebec City
Day 4
- Breakfast (included) at hotel
- Free time in Quebec City
- Travel to Montreal and enjoy more free time in Old Montreal
- Overnight: Montreal, Quebec
- Dinner (included) at a local eatery
Day 5
- Breakfast (included) at hotel
- Depart for Franconia with an evening return
IMPORTANT: A valid Passport is required for all tours to Canada.
Montreal is a city where when people ask you what you do, they really mean what are you doing tonight to relax. It is a place full of restaurants offering various cuisine, grand old churches full of history, museums, a lively night life, festivals throughout the year and more. In short, it is a colorful destination to visit.
After the Second World War, developers turned their attention away from Old Montreal to the new downtown area. Old Montreal was declared a historic district in 1964 because of a growing awareness regarding its decline. During the sixties, renovators and artists began to restore charming old homes and buildings.
The beautiful Notre Dame Cathedral is located at the southern end of the square Place D’ Armes. The cathedral is renowned for the stained glass windows and intricate woodwork as well as its bells. The bells are the largest in North America and are housed in the Cathedral’s two towers named Temperance and Perseverance.
Quebec City is a historic landmark of North America . It sits perched above the St. Lawrence River . It is the only fortified city in North America and is filled with narrow winding streets and sloping roofs.
At least to million people visit St. Joseph’s Oratory every year—a place where people go for individual prayer and reflection. Brother Andre’ founded the original chapel in 1904 with just that purpose in mind. In 1917, it was enlarged to handle more people and then the basilica was completed in 1967.
Champlain named Ste. Helene Island in 1611 for his 12 year old wife. The French used the island as a mustering point for their raids on the Iroquois. Then, in 1700, the island became private property and the owner built a manorial house on the island. It is beautiful and full history.
MONTREAL & QUEBEC CITY - June 15-19, 2009 $878.00 [Request Reservation]
MONTREAL & QUEBEC CITY- August 3-7, 2009 $878.00 [Request Reservation]
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