We leave Mont Tremblant and arrive at the Nation’s Capital, Ottawa, appointed by Queen Victoria. The uniqueness of our nations’ capital is that it consists of two cities from the province of Ontario and Quebec. The city tour of Ottawa will include the Parliament Hill, Peace tower, Centennial Flame, National War Memorial, National Art Gallery, and the Rideau Canal. During the summer months, we will enjoy a special performance at Parliament Hill "Canada-On-The-March" presented by the Canadian military band. This program is known for its traditional charm performances, though its scheduling depends on weather conditions. In case of special circumstances or weather issues, we will visit Rideau Hall, the Governor General’s residence, a Victorian-style building constructed in 1838 that stands as an important symbol of Canada’s political and historical evolution. Arriving in Toronto in the evening will conclude this wonderful journey.
◊ Between months of late June and early August, a special visit to a lavender farm will elevate your summer experience.