Route des Grandes Villes : Montréal et New York en Train

Flight to Quebec and transfer on request.
Arrival in Quebec, private transfer between the airport and the hotel located in the heart of the city.
Begin your free exploration of the only fortified city in North America.
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Departure for a group city tour to discover Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage jewel! A character in period costume will take you back through 400 years of history full of twists and turns. Highlights include Château Frontenac, Dufferin Terrace, and Notre Dame-de-Québec Basilica-Cathedral, ending in the Petit-Champlain district and Place Royale, which feature numerous buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries.

In the afternoon, visit the Musée de la civilisation at your own pace, a fascinating place that explores Quebec’s rich history and culture through interactive and captivating exhibitions. Then head to the Plains of Abraham, a historic park where you can stroll and discover the history of the battles that shaped Canada.

Continue your cultural exploration by visiting the Citadelle of Quebec, the largest British fortress still active in North America.
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Transfer to the Montmorency Falls station. Parc de la Chute-Montmorency is a spectacular natural site that offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventurers. With its 83-metre-high waterfall, it is even taller than Niagara Falls.

Take your time to admire the power and beauty of the water as it plunges with force into the pool below. The suspension bridge overlooking the falls offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. The Promenade de la Falaise trail is especially popular for its beauty and its stunning panoramas.

Return transfer to Quebec City.
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In the morning, make your own way to the train station for the first stage of your Eastern North American discovery by train.

Meal served onboard. Check in at the hotel, afternoon at leisure for personal discovery of the city.

Founded in 1642, Montreal is the second largest French-speaking city in the world. This dynamic metropolis offers an exceptional quality of life thanks to its rich and varied cultural program. Montreal is a place where art and culture blend harmoniously with local cuisine, festivities, and entertainment.

As you stroll through the streets of Montreal, you will discover a multitude of museums, art galleries, and festivals that enliven the city year-round. The flavors of Montreal’s cuisine, famous for their diversity and creativity, invite you on an unforgettable gastronomic exploration, from the city’s renowned bagels to poutine.
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Guided group tour to immerse yourself in the heart of Old Montreal. Stroll along the charming cobblestone streets and picturesque alleys of this historic district, revealing its rich heritage at every turn. The program includes the city’s must-sees: the exterior of Notre-Dame Basilica, Cours le Royer, St-Paul Street, Place Jacques-Cartier, City Hall, Champ de Mars, Bonsecours Street and its renowned chapel, finishing near the Bonsecours Market.

Afternoon at leisure. Enjoy the panoramic view of Montreal and the St. Lawrence River from the Kondiaronk lookout in Mount Royal Park with several hiking trails.
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In the morning, make your way to the station to head towards the United States. Settle in on board the train for a journey of about 10 hours—a comfortable and relaxing ride with spacious seats and panoramic windows.

Leaving Montreal, the train crosses the charming Montérégie regions and follows the Richelieu River, offering beautiful views of rural landscapes. As you enter New York State, the train crosses the Adirondack Park, a vast wilderness region dotted with sparkling lakes, dense forests, and majestic mountains, renowned for its natural beauty.
As you approach New York City, the train runs alongside the Hudson River, offering spectacular views of the Hudson Valley with its steep cliffs and charming historic towns.

Arrival in New York and its legendary Penn Station, an architectural masterpiece, in the evening.

You will reach the hotel on your own and start exploring the city’s iconic sites such as Times Square, Rockefeller Center, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. These Manhattan must-sees are just a short walk from your hotel.
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Start your morning with a three-hour guided walking tour, where you will join a group to explore some of New York’s most iconic neighborhoods. Dive into the unique atmosphere of SoHo, famous for its typical balconies and wrought-iron staircases. Continue your visit in Greenwich Village, a neighborhood renowned for its bohemian spirit and its rich countercultural history. Since the early 20th century, the Village has attracted writers, musicians, and intellectuals, creating an intimate atmosphere that contrasts with the rest of Manhattan’s hustle and bustle. Your guide will share the history and fascinating anecdotes of the residents in the Washington Square Park neighborhood.

The afternoon is free for you to explore Central Park at your own pace. Enjoy the vastness of this iconic park. Rent a bike to ride the scenic paths, walk around the Reservoir to admire the views of the skyline, or simply relax on the grass and soak up the calm in the heart of the city.
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Free day for personal discovery.
A visit to New York wouldn’t be complete without seeing the Statue of Liberty.
Embark on a one-hour cruise that lets you admire this iconic monument up close while discovering the fascinating history of immigration to the United States.

To end your stay in this legendary East Coast city, treat yourself to a Broadway show.

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In the morning, make your own way to the station and depart for Boston.

Enjoy your train ride between these two cities: the journey of just under 4 hours offers beautiful views of the northeastern United States coastal landscape. Throughout the trip, you’ll enjoy the transition from New York’s urban views to the more peaceful and verdant landscapes of New England.

Upon arrival in downtown Boston, you can walk to your hotel, drop off your luggage, and relax.

Boston stands out for its rich mix of history, education, culture, and innovation, offering a fascinating experience for both visitors and its vibrant residents.
Begin your discovery with the breathtaking view of the city from the modern observation point, View Boston.
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In a half-day tour, you have the opportunity to discover the essentials of Boston and its most iconic central neighborhoods. Follow this famous historical path, also known as the Freedom Trail, which reveals landmark sites such as the Massachusetts State House, the Old State House, and the Paul Revere House, while learning the captivating stories that shaped the United States.

Beacon Hill is a neighborhood that immerses you in traditional Boston with its elegant boutiques and fine restaurants. Renowned for its cobblestone streets, red brick houses, and charming atmosphere.

Afternoon at leisure. Visit Faneuil Hall, a historic site that played a key role in the early days of American independence. Today, it is a vibrant gathering place with food stalls, street performers, and various boutiques.
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