Train tour of Eastern Canada’s Cities’s Cities

Canada is a country of vast landscapes and diverse cities, and this train tour brings together four of its most fascinating destinations. Travelling by rail allows you to enjoy Canada’s scenery in comfort, moving seamlessly from one city to the next while experiencing the natural beauty that links them.

Toronto is the perfect starting point, a city that reflects modern Canada with its mix of cultures, neighbourhoods, and attractions. Whether you’re strolling by Lake Ontario, visiting museums, or taking in the skyline from the CN Tower, Toronto sets the tone for a journey full of discovery.

From Toronto, the train takes you to Ottawa, where historic landmarks sit gracefully along the Ottawa River. The Gothic-style Parliament buildings, museums, and galleries reveal Canada’s national story, while the city’s calm atmosphere offers a contrast to Toronto’s buzz.

Next, step into the old-world charm of Quebec City. As the only walled city north of Mexico, its cobbled streets and French cafés create an atmosphere that feels both European and distinctly Canadian. The iconic Château Frontenac towers above the city, offering a picture-perfect view you won’t forget.

Finally, experience Montreal, a city full of energy where art, food, and culture thrive. Known for its festivals, its blend of French and English heritage, and a lively Old Port, Montreal is a city that captures the heart of everyone who visits.

This package blends the best of city life with the beauty of train travel, giving you time to enjoy both the destinations and the journey itself. It is more than a holiday – it is a chance to explore Canada’s character, its history, and its modern spirit in one carefully designed experience.

• Return flights from Lancashire or Manchester
• 7 nights in a Deluxe Pool Villa with private pool
• All-inclusive dining: Breakfast, lunch, dinner & selected beverages
• 9 nights of hotel stays in Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec City, and Montreal
• Return international flights
• Rail connections between Canadian cities
• Explore Toronto and its iconic CN Tower and waterfront
• Visit Ottawa’s Parliament Hill and cultural landmarks
• Discover the old-world charm of Quebec City, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Experience Montreal’s lively mix of French and English culture
• From £1999.00 per person

This train journey through Eastern Canada departs on 1 November 2025, a wonderful time to see the country as autumn begins to settle into winter. The early part of November often brings crisp, cool air and colourful scenery, with the last of the autumn leaves still visible in many areas. It is a quieter period for travel compared to the summer months, meaning the cities are less crowded and sightseeing can be enjoyed at a slower pace.

In Toronto, the skyline and waterfront take on a calm atmosphere in November, and indoor attractions such as museums and galleries are perfect to explore. Ottawa’s historic Parliament buildings look striking against the clear skies, while Quebec City and Montreal come alive with cosy cafés, cultural events, and welcoming neighbourhoods. For many, this season adds an extra charm to the trip, as the cooler temperatures make walking tours, train journeys, and evenings in warm restaurants especially enjoyable.

November travel also offers good value, with hotels and attractions generally less busy than in the peak summer season. It is an excellent time for travellers who want to experience Canadian culture and history without the crowds, and for those who enjoy crisp autumn air and a more relaxed atmosphere. Whether you are drawn to the European feel of Quebec City, the energy of Montreal, the culture of Ottawa, or the modern spirit of Toronto, this November departure brings them all together in one memorable journey.