Begin your journey in Montreal by taking a morning walk to the iconic Notre-Dame Basilica in the vibrant neighbourhood of Old Montreal. With its intricately designed interior, this basilica is guaranteed to leave you in awe. After exploring the basilica, stroll through the nearby cobbled streets filled with quaint shops. In the afternoon, relax at the Montreal Biodome, where the family can enjoy observing over 4,500 animals from different ecosystems. As the evening approaches, head downtown for a family dinner at the Time Out Market, featuring various cuisines in an upscale, food-court style setting.
Continue your adventure in Montreal by spending the morning at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Once you've appreciated the art, gear up for a fun-filled afternoon at La Ronde, Quebec's largest amusement park. The park features a variety of family-friendly rides, sure to leave everyone excited. By evening, catch a relaxing boat ride on the St. Lawrence River, offering a grand view of Old Montreal and the city's skyline.
Today, embark on a journey to Quebec City. Visit the historic district, Old Quebec City, a UNESCO heritage site, in the morning. After your stroll, take a fortified wall tour and explore centuries-old architecture. In the afternoon, get ready for a thrilling experience at the Valcartier Vacation Village, home to North America’s largest winter playground. As daylight fades, head to Quartier Petit Champlain, known as one of the most beautiful sites in Quebec, for a picturesque evening.
Begin with breakfast at Le Chic Shack, a local favourite, then take a morning walk to La Citadelle, the largest British fortress in North America. Catch a sensational panorama of the city from its vantage point. Afternoon is best spent sipping on hot chocolate and ice skate at the Place d'Youville. Cap off your evening by dining at the Le Lapin Sauté, a charming restaurant located in the heart of Old Quebec.
Don't miss out on Mont Royal's lookout for a free, spectacular view of Montreal's skyline, especially magical during the winter months when sledding is also an option. Another hidden gem is the Lachine Canal, perfect for a family picnic - its scenic paths provide the perfect setting. In Quebec City, locals love the Saint-Roch neighbourhood, known for its creative energy and tasty eateries. Remember to keep an eye out for the unique street art! You can check hotel and flight prices here.