Toronto to Quebec Self Drive

Be immersed in the buzzing atmosphere that captivates Toronto's streets on a bespoke cycling tour across the city's most notable areas and attractions. Travelling through grand avenues lined with gleaming skyscrapers interwoven with quaint red-brick buildings, this tour will allow you to discover the historical and cultural landmarks of Downtown Toronto, such as the unmissable CN Tower, Gooderham Building and Queens Park, as well as the scenic waterfront that cradles the city, a fantastic location for a relaxing afternoon on Sugar Beach.

Renowned for its quaint streets, historic architecture and natural beauty, Ottawa, Canada's capital city, is characterised by a distinct French charm that distinguishes it from any other city on the continent. During your stay at the Fairmont, you'll explore Ottawa on a private guided tour showcasing the wealth of history and culture of the city. Begin in Parliament Hill and marvel at the Gothic-revival buildings that home Canada's most important government institutions, including the Parliament, the House of Commons and the Senate. Next, spend an afternoon exploring one of Canada's oldest institutions, the Canadian Museum of History, the country's most visited museum that offers a fascinating insight into the country's rich heritage and mix of cultures.

Montreal, marked by its multinational heritage, has carved out a distinct cultural identity, as evidenced by its breathtaking architecture, vibrant arts scene, and numerous international festivals. During your stay, you will be taken on a private guided tour of the city to provide an immersive yet authentic experience, taking you through small alleys and hidden gems only known to locals. Starting in the 'Golden Square Mile,' you'll stroll through the historic Scottish neighbourhood, passing between dramatic Victorian-style homes and beautiful parks, including Mount Royal, a centrally located park elevated on a hill.

The next day, you'll go on a charming walking tour of Old Montreal's cobblestone streets. Old Montreal, which dates back to the 17th century, is teeming with boutique shops and cosy cafes, as well as a number of remarkable landscapes such as Notre-Dame Basilica, Bonsecours Market, Château Ramezay, and the Old Port of Montreal.

On your second day in Quebec City, you'll embark on a guided tour showcasing the city's finest attractions. Begin with a visit to one of the most significant sites remaining from the city's British colonial period in La Citadelle de Quebec, the largest British fortress built in North America. Next, you'll spend some time touring Ile d'Orleans, a slice of the French countryside right in the heart of the city. Following the tour, you'll have the chance to explore at your own pace. Travel to Lower Town and spend some time browsing the food markets before continuing your exploration of the city's historic treasures.