Canada-3-day-itinerary
Day 1: Toronto, Ontario
Places to Go
- CN Tower: Enjoy panoramic views of the city from the top of this iconic tower ( tickets start at $32 CAD)
- Kensington Market: Explore this vibrant neighborhood’s eclectic shops, street art, and international cuisine
- Toronto Islands: Take a ferry to these car-free islands for beaches, gardens, and picnic areas
Activities
- Visit the Royal Ontario Museum to discover Canada’s natural history, culture, and dinosaurs (admission starts at $16 CAD)
- Take a stroll along Lake Ontario: Enjoy the lake views, street performers, and food vendors in this scenic area
- Try some Canadian cuisine: Sample poutine, beaver tails, or other local specialties
Things to Know
- Weather: Toronto’s climate is humid continental; pack layers for variable weather (May-Oct)
- Currency: CAD (Canadian Dollar); 1 USD 1.30 CAD (approx.)
- Language: English and French (Canada’s official languages)
Visa Requirements
- Citizens of the US, UK, Australia, and other countries: No visa required; valid passport with at least 6 months’ validity
- Other nationalities: Check with Canadian Immigration (IRCC) for requirements
Transportation
- Get around Toronto: Use public transit (TTC), walk, or bike to explore the city
- Rent a car: For longer trips or exploring surrounding areas (e.g., Niagara Falls)
Day 2: Ottawa, Ontario
Places to Go
- Parliament Hill: Visit Canada’s seat of government and enjoy the changing of the guard ceremony (free admission)
- Canadian War Museum: Learn about Canada’s military history through interactive exhibits (admission starts at $14 CAD)
- Byward Market: Browse this historic market for food, shopping, and street entertainment
Activities
- Take a stroll along the Rideau Canal: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and Canada’s oldest continuously operated canal
- Visit the Canadian Museum of History: Discover the country’s history through interactive exhibits (admission starts at $16 CAD)
- Rent a bike: Explore Ottawa’s scenic bike trails or ride to nearby attractions
Things to Know
- Weather: Ottawa’s climate is humid continental; pack layers for variable weather (May-Oct)
- Currency: CAD (Canadian Dollar); 1 USD 1.30 CAD (approx.)
- Language: English and French (Canada’s official languages)
Visa Requirements
- Citizens of the US, UK, Australia, and other countries: No visa required; valid passport with at least 6 months’ validity
- Other nationalities: Check with Canadian Immigration (IRCC) for requirements
Transportation
- Get around Ottawa: Use public transit (OC Transpo), walk, or bike to explore the city
- Rent a car: For longer trips or exploring surrounding areas (e.g., Montreal)
Day 3: Montreal, Quebec
Places to Go
- Old Montreal: Explore this historic neighborhood’s cobblestone streets, street performers, and charming shops
- Montreal Museum of Fine Arts: Discover Canadian and international art through a diverse collection (admission starts at $16 CAD)
- Notre-Dame Basilica: Marvel at the stunning architecture and ornate interior of this beautiful church
Activities
- Take a stroll along the Lachine Canal: A scenic bike path or walking route with great views of the city
- Visit the Jean-Talon Market: Explore this historic market for local food, produce, and shopping
- Try some Quebecois cuisine: Sample poutine, smoked meat sandwiches, or other local specialties
Things to Know
- Weather: Montreal’s climate is humid continental; pack layers for variable weather (May-Oct)
- Currency: CAD (Canadian Dollar); 1 USD 1.30 CAD (approx.)
- Language: English and French (Canada’s official languages)
Visa Requirements
- Citizens of the US, UK, Australia, and other countries: No visa required; valid passport with at least 6 months’ validity
- Other nationalities: Check with Canadian Immigration (IRCC) for requirements
Transportation
- Get around Montreal: Use public transit (STM), walk, or bike to explore the city
- Rent a car: For longer trips or exploring surrounding areas (e.g., Quebec City)
Note: This itinerary is just a sample and can be adjusted based on your interests and preferences. Be sure to check for any travel restrictions or COVID-19 protocols before traveling.