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Escape to a winter wonderland
accented with the cachet and "joie de vivre" that can only be found in
Quebec. Enjoy two-night stays in three Fairmont properties: Fairmont
Queen Elizabeth in Montreal, Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu in Charlevoix
and Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City. Stop at St. Anne de
Beaupre and stroll the grounds. Visit three unique economuseums,
devoted to preserving cultural heritage, and learn about honey and
apple production, and cheesemaking. Savor a breakfast in a local sugar
shack and learn about maple sugar making.
Day 1: Arrive Montreal, Quebec Your tour begins in Montreal,
the second largest French-speaking city in the world! Famous for its
European style, culinary delights, and trend-setting fashion, Montreal
will delight you. Arrive at the lovely Fairmont Queen Elizabeth, your
home while in Montreal.
Accommodations - Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Quebec, Canada At the center of
Montréal's vibrant cultural and commercial district sits the
city's grandest and most gracious hotel - Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth.
This landmark superior class hotel is connected to the underground
city, subway and major commercial complexes.
Day 2: Montreal A fantastic sightseeing tour
of Montreal highlights Notre Dame Cathedral, St. Joseph’s Oratory,
Jacques Cartier Square and McGill University. The city tour concludes
with a stop high atop Mount Royal to behold the panoramic view of the
city. Enjoy some time to explore local arts and crafts at the popular
marketplace, Bonaventure. This evening you will be treated to a savory
dinner in one of the dining establishments for which Montreal is
famous. Afterwards, the light show "And Then There Was Light" at Notre
Dame Cathedral* will enchant you. Set amidst the regal backdrop of the
Cathedral, known for its gorgeous neo-gothic architecture, this show
uses modern multimedia techniques to bring the cathedral's cultural,
architectural and spiritual history magnificently to life.
Accommodations - Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel,Quebec,
Canada At the center of
Montréal's vibrant cultural and commercial district sits the
city's grandest and most gracious hotel - Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth.
This landmark superior class hotel is connected to the underground
city, subway and major commercial complexes.
Day 3: Montreal - Charlevoix Traveling north through the
province of Quebec, view Montmorency Falls, the highest falls in
Eastern Canada. Take some time to stroll the beautiful grounds at the
shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre. Quebec province is known for its
agricultural history and rich culinary heritage. Begin your own
exploration with a visit to Musee de l'abeille, the ECONOMUSEUM of
honey. An exhibition shows you how people from early times gathered and
used honey, and how beekeeping has changed through the ages. See bees
at work in glass enclosed hives, and sample mead produced on-site.
Continue your journey to the Charlevoix region, passing mountains
rolling into verdant valleys along the banks of the mighty St. Lawrence
River. Arrive at the incomparable Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, your
home for the next two nights, which is decked for the holidays! Tonight
you may want to try your luck at the casino adjacent to your hotel.
Accommodations - Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, Quebec,
Canada Nestled majestically between
the sea and the mountains, the Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu is a vision
of historical splendor. Rich in tradition, this exquisite paragon of
hospitality blends the quiet charm of the countryside with the
sophistication of a world-class resort.
Day 4: Charlevoix Awake to the stunning panorama
of your hotel. From the summit of Pointe-au-Pic cliff, Fairmont Le
Manoir Richelieu towers majestically over the estuary of the St.
Lawrence River. After breakfast, depart your hotel for a day of
exploration in the Charlevoix region, renowned for its hospitality as
well as for its landscapes, which have won the hearts of painters,
poets, writers and musicians for hundreds of years. A visit to the
ECONOMUSEUM Laiterie Charlevoix shows you first hand how artisans turn
milk into cheese, and teaches you the steps and secrets of
cheesemaking! You even get to sample some of their products, which are
among the best in the region, at a special cheese tasting! Visit
Baie-Saint-Paul, nestled along the banks of the St. Lawrence and one of
the oldest towns in Quebec. Boasting two-hundred-year-old houses in
traditional Quebec style, there are also countless art galleries and
fascinating craft boutiques interspersed with quaint terraces and
pleasant cafes. Time at leisure allows you to explore this charming
town at your own pace. A short ferry ride brings you to
L'isle-aux-Coudres, an island in the St. Lawrence with a rich history
and friendly inhabitants. A visit to the ECONOMUSEUM Verger Pedneault,
an award-winning orchard, teaches you about the history of apples,
techniques of harvesting, and the process that results in unique and
delicious products including apple butter, jams, hard cider and iced
wines. Return to the mainland and Manoir Richelieu for an evening at
leisure. Perhaps you will try your luck at the fabulous Casino de
Charlevoix, right on the grounds of your hotel!
Accommodations - Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, Quebec,
Canada Nestled majestically between
the sea and the mountains, the Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu is a vision
of historical splendor. Rich in tradition, this exquisite paragon of
hospitality blends the quiet charm of the countryside with the
sophistication of a world-class resort.
Day 5: Charlevoix - Quebec City Step back in time when
visiting Quebec City, where traditional stone buildings line the river
and cobblestone streets are lined with artists displaying their work. A
fascinating sightseeing tour showcases the beauty and rich history of
both Old and New Quebec. Your tour, which includes the parliament and
the St. Louis Arch, ends at Palace Royale, the site of the original
settlement of the city of Quebec, set inside the old walled city.
Later, arrive at the famous Fairmont Château Frontenac, which
will be your home for the next two nights. Set high on a bluff
overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River in historic Old Quebec, this
breathtaking hotel is adorned with holiday lights and decorations,
making it a truly festive sight!
Accommodations - Fairmont Chateau Frontenac, Canada Standing high on a bluff
overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River, Fairmont Le Château
Frontenac is located in the heart of Old Québec. At Fairmont Le
Château Frontenac, guests will enjoy a memorable and inspiring
stay in one of the most beautiful cities in the world with easy walking
access to all of the wonderful sites and experiences that Old
Québec has to offer.
Day 6: Quebec City This morning enjoy breakfast
at a local sugar shack nestled in the Quebec countryside. Learn about
the traditions of maple syrup making and indulge in its sweet taste as
you sample the many traditional foods it is used to make. Before
leaving, try a favorite regional treat - maple taffy in the snow!!
Later, enjoy some leisure time and explore this beautiful city on your
own. Enjoy walking along the narrow cobblestone streets of Old Quebec
and looking through the many quaint shops and galleries around your
hotel. Or, perhaps you'll take one of the horse-drawn carriage rides
the city is famous for. Tonight's dinner is included at a classic,
quintessential Quebec restaurant.
Accommodations - Fairmont Chateau Frontenac, Canada Standing high on a bluff
overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River, Fairmont Le Château
Frontenac is located in the heart of Old Québec. At Fairmont Le
Château Frontenac, guests will enjoy a memorable and inspiring
stay in one of the most beautiful cities in the world with easy walking
access to all of the wonderful sites and experiences that Old
Québec has to offer.
Day 7: Quebec City - Tour Ends Your tour ends today in Quebec
City. INCLUSIONS HIGHLIGHTS & EXPERIENCES
Montreal, Notre Dame
Cathedral, Charlevoix, Baie-Saint-Paul, Old & New Quebec
Visit Notre Dame Cathedral for the famous light show* and learn about
the cathedral's history and its impact on Montreal.
Stroll through charming Baie-Saint-Paul and sample its many galleries,
boutiques and cafes.
Spend two nights at the world-famous Fairmont Château Frontenac,
beautifully dressed for the holidays!
MEALS
7 Days 9 Meals
Included Features: 6 nights accommodations 6 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners Three 2 night stays Copper Museum Old & New Quebec Tour St. Anne de Beaupre Services of a professional
tour manager Baggage Handling from hotel to
hotel
Hotels used for the tour:
Day 1 & 2 – Fairmont Queen
Elizabeth Montreal, Quebec
Day 3 & 4 – Fairmont Le Manoir
Richelieu Charlevoix, Quebec
Day 5 & 6 – Fairmont Le Chateau
Frontenac Quebec City, Quebec
On some dates alternative hotels may be used. Optional Excursions for Quebec
Holiday Plan Ahead, Reserve Now!
Add a touch of personalization to your vacation by selecting from our
well-researched list of options. While we are known for our many
inclusions, we also want to be sure you have adequate free time and
options to enhance your vacation – your way. And now, you can reserve
your options in advance of your tour!
Availability is limited and reservations are on a first come, first
serve basis. Payment must be received no later than 15 days prior to
departure. Prices are subject to change. Children under the age of 18
MUST be accompanied by an adult.
Lunch at L'astral and
Afternoon of Sightseeing $75 City: Quebec City,
QC
Ride a panoramic elevator to the 29th floor of the Loews Le Concorde
Hotel, where you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch at L’Astral, Quebec City’s
only revolving restaurant. Known for its award winning cuisine,
L’Astral rotates to provide complete views of the city and the
surrounding countryside, the Plains of Abraham and the Laurentian
Mountains. After lunch, drive along the “Old King's Road”— Le Chemin du
Roy — which hugs the Cote de Beaupre and winds through picturesque
villages on the banks of the St. Lawrence. This is the oldest road in
Canada, dating back to 1737. The homes and structures along the route
are evocative of Normandy and Brittany in the north of France. Stop and
see where the Montmorency River plunges 272 feet off the Canadian
Shield. Rising 98 feet higher than Niagara, the Montmorency Falls are
particularly striking in winter when the spray freezes on the rock
faces and builds an ever-growing mountain of ice at the bottom,
affectionately called the “sugar loaf.”
Your transportation is included.
Please note a minimum of 15 passengers is required.
Duration: approximately 5 hour(s).
Quebec by Night $55
City: Quebec City,
QC
Tonight, indulge in three fabulous courses during dinner at a local
restaurant in the heart of Old Quebec. Relax after dinner with a tour
of the historic city by night. Enjoy romantic views of the illuminated
architecture, including Parliament and the iconic Porte Saint-Louis,
one of the main gates of the old city. Travel the cobblestone streets
in the evening light and sit back as you behold Old Quebec in a new
light.
Your transportation is included.
Please note a minimum of 10 passengers is required.
Duration: approximately 3.5 hour(s).
DEPARTURE DATES December
PRICES From approx $1,349 US per person double occupancy
