Capitals of Canada by Rail Deluxe

Travel by VIA Rail in business class seats and unwind in beautiful Fairmont hotels between explorations of Canada’s captivating eastern cities

Sit back and relax on train journeys aboard Canada’s VIA Rail, travelling in business class seats to see the best of the scenery in comfort. You’ll begin in Toronto, staying at illustrious Fairmont hotels throughout, including Fairmont Royal York in Toronto, Fairmont Château Laurier in Ottawa, Fairmont Queen Elizabeth in Montreal, and Fairmont Château Frontenac in Quebec City. These large luxury hotels all command excellent addresses in the cities and have plush guestrooms, top restaurants, and beautiful indoor swimming pools.

The business class experience onboard VIA Rail begins in business lounges with comfy armchairs and refreshments. After priority boarding, you’ll have a wide ergonomic seat with meals and drinks included and served at your seat. None of the three railway journeys exceed five hours, and you’ll always travel in daylight to see the best of the scenery between cities.

Rail
9 nights
Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City

Ideal for
Taking a relaxing and luxurious northbound journey through East Canada.

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Capitals Of Canada (Deluxe)

From £2,495 per person

  • tick9 nights
  • tickBoard Basis - Room Only
  • tick3 nights Fairmont York Hotel - Toronto
  • tick2 nights Fairmont Chateau Laurier - Ottawa
  • tick2 nights Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel - Montreal
  • tick2 nights Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac - Quebec City
  • tickVIA Rail business class Inter-city train tickets
  • tickFly with Air Canada from London Heathow
  • tickFlights available from other UK airports - contact us for further details
  • tickExcludes transfers
  • tickBased on selected dates in May 2025

Itinerary overview

Toronto

Start your trip in style

After your transatlantic flight, you’ll touch down in Toronto and transfer to the Fairmont Royal ...

Ottawa

Good looks and grandeur

The prettiness of the turreted buildings of Parliament Hill is matched by the castle-like looks o...

Montreal

Canada’s cultural heart

This French-speaking city is noted for its excellent food. But there’s plenty more than a superb ...

Quebec City

Old world elegance

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its Citadel and lovely Quartier Petit-Champlain...

Toronto

Start your trip in style

After your transatlantic flight, you’ll touch down in Toronto and transfer to the Fairmont Royal York. Spend a little time getting to know the city before you board the business carriage of VIA Rail to Ottawa on a journey that’ll take four and a half hours. Indulge in a shopping spree in the upscale Yorkville neighbourhood, known for its high-end boutiques and designer brands. Alternatively, take a private sightseeing tour for a closer look at the waterfront and neighbourhoods, or visit the vertiginous CN Tower.

Ottawa

Good looks and grandeur

The prettiness of the turreted buildings of Parliament Hill is matched by the castle-like looks of the Fairmont Château Laurier – a landmark in itself. After exploring Ottawa, you’ll board the VIA train to Montreal, just two hours away. Stroll along the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which becomes the world’s longest outdoor ice-skating rink in winter. In spring and summer, exploring by bike comes highly recommended, pedalling through the parks and neighbourhoods and checking off the must-see highlights as you go.

Montreal

Canada’s cultural heart

This French-speaking city is noted for its excellent food. But there’s plenty more than a superb restaurant in this riverside city. Festivals and sports, museums and galleries, shopping and nightlife – visitors can find a version of the city they’ll love. After Montreal, a final rail journey takes you to Quebec City, which is around three and a half hours away. Take a guided tour that explores the city highlights, including what lies underground through the RESO, Montreal’s underground pedestrian network. There are shopping plazas and galleries, food markets and activities.

Quebec City

Old world elegance

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its Citadel and lovely Quartier Petit-Champlain, cobblestone streets, winding alleys, and 17th-century architecture. This is a fairytale city that’s simply delightful. Choose from a walking tour to check off some city landmarks or cover more ground by taking a bike tour. Of course, a gourmet tour is a tempting option in this city, tasting the local flavours from Quebec’s artisans.

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