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Embarking on a 10-Day Adventure: From Niagara Falls to Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City, and Toronto


Join us as we take you on a journey through six of Canada's most beautiful cities. We'll share our experiences and the amazing places we visited along the way. Get ready to be amazed by the breathtaking landscapes and vibrant cultures that each city has to offer. So come along with us on this journey and discover why Canada's cities are some of the most beautiful in the world. Let's go!


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Travel Tips

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If you're planning to rent a car Enterprise is a reliable car rental service that we have personally used without any issues. Consider renting a car for the whole duration of your trip as it may be more affordable than just renting for a short period. 



Places To Stay Around Canada


Our family trusts booking.com when it comes to hotels with great deals. Try to find accommodation near Canada as that will save you time traveling and make the most of your vacation days.



Here are some of the highlights that you can expect to encounter in this post:
  1. Niagara Falls: One of nature's wonders, Niagara Falls offers breathtaking views and exciting attractions.
  2. Kingston: Discover Canada's first capital city and enjoy its scenic beauty, historic sites, and friendly atmosphere.
  3. Ottawa: As the capital city of Canada, Ottawa is steeped in history and culture.
  4. Montreal: A cultural hotspot, Montreal is renowned for its rich history and European charm.
  5. Quebec City: With its alluring architecture and picturesque streets, Quebec City will transport you back in time.
  6. Toronto: As the country's largest city, Toronto boasts a vast array of activities and attractions.


Canada for 10 days Itinerary

Aug 27 Sun Day 1 Niagara Falls: Arrival
  • Niagara Bus Fares: 3.25 CAD (one way)
  • Regional buses (Niagara to St Catharines): 6 CAD

Aug 28 Mon Day 2 Niagara Falls: Morning Wildplay Adventure
  • How to get there: 
  • Take the WEGO bus system Green Line and alight at Whirlpool Adventure Course.
  • WEGO bus fare (24 hrs): 12 CAD 
  • Stops at all Niagara tourist locations

Aug 29 Tues Day 3: Check out Victoria Queen Park and Afternoon bus to Toronto
  • How to get there: Victoria Queen Park
  • Walking distance from Clifton Hill. 
  • No entrance fee
  • Bus to Toronto
  • Purchased bus tickets online via Megabus dot com. Bus Fare: 15 cad-19cad
  • Take the bus from Niagara bus terminal to Toronto Coach Terminal (nearby Dundas Train Station)
  • Arrived at Toronto
  • Stayed one night near Spadina Avenue  
  • Check-in: Kensington Market House 
  • Address: 112 Oxford Street, Toronto, M5T 1P3

Aug 30-Sept 1 Wed-Fri Day 4-6: Three Days Bus Tour
  • Pick-up venue: Dragon City Mall
  • Tour: Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City

Sept 2 Day 7: Chill Day in Toronto
  • Toronto Fares:
  • 1 Day Pass: 12.50 CAD
  • 1 Week Pass: 43 CAD
  • 1 subway ride: 3.25 CAD (free connecting bus transfer)
  • 1 bus ride: 3.25 / 4 CAD (free connecting subway transfer)
  • Weekend and Holiday group subway fare: 12.50 CAD for two pax
  • Check out Distillery District
  • Address:  Nearest subway station: King Station

Sept 3-4 Sun-Mon Day 8-9: Canada's Wonderland  
  • Ride the world's largest and highest roller coaster. Watch the fireworks. Check out circus shows. 
  • Address: 1 Canada's Wonderland Drive, Vaughan, ON L6A 1S6
  • Theme park ticket: 50 CAD to 70 CAD
  • All-you-can-eat Korean Food
  • 30 CAD per person

Sept 5 Tues Day 10: Toronto Park and Departure
  • Check out High Park 
  • Address: 1873 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6R 2Z3, Canada
  • How to get there: From Keele Subway Station, cross the road from Bloor Street
  • Japanese Meal 18 CAD per pax 
  • 7pm Flight 
  • How to get there: Airport
  • Take the bus from Kipling Subway Station to Pearson Airport 


What to do in Canada 

Canada Tour: Niagara Falls to Kingston to Ottawa to Montreal to Quebec City to Toronto

A lot of things have happened to me after coming here to Canada. It's an unforgettable learning experience studying and working at the same time. I wasn't able to travel that much which made me quite lonely for a while. There are a lot of things I've planned this year that didn't go according to my way yet it has opened a new chapter in my life. This new chapter means a call for a celebration, which means we’re going on a trip to one of the most visited places in Canada.
We planned this trip with my boyfriend, at that time, to be as relaxing as possible. This was our second trip together and so far so good. I'll get back to that topic in another post next time. Our itinerary seemed packed with the number of places we've been to but it's actually an easy travel trip for two people. 


First City: Niagara Falls

Experience the breathtaking beauty of one of nature's most incredible wonders, while enjoying thrilling activities and attractions.


Aug 27 Sun Day 1 Niagara Falls: Arrival
  • Niagara Bus Fares: 3.25 CAD (one way)
  • Regional buses (Niagara to St Catharines): 6 CAD


Aug 28 Mon Day 2 Niagara Falls: Morning Wildplay Adventure
  • How to get there: 
  • Take the WEGO bus system Green Line and alight at Whirlpool Adventure Course.
  • WEGO bus fare (24 hrs): 12 CAD 
  • Stops at all Niagara tourist locations

This was the most exciting thing we did as a couple. I love the adrenaline rush it gives me, plus knowing that he's on the other side of the obstacle made it more interesting too. And when I'm ahead of him I have to show some skills, of course, I don't go down without a fight. The competitive side of me always resurfaced when I'm having fun outdoors. Honestly, I was scared but having my partner along with me made me feel safe. This by far is one highlight of our Canada trip together.


Aug 29 Tues Day 3: Check out Victoria Queen Park and Afternoon bus to Toronto
  • How to get there: Victoria Queen Park
  • Walking distance from Clifton Hill. 
  • No entrance fee
  • Bus to Toronto
  • Purchased bus tickets online via Megabus dot com. Bus Fare: 15 cad-19cad
  • Take the bus from Niagara bus terminal to Toronto Coach Terminal (nearby Dundas Train Station)
  • Arrived at Toronto
  • Stayed one night near Spadina Avenue  
  • Check-in: Kensington Market House 
  • Address: 112 Oxford Street, Toronto, M5T 1P3


Aug 30-Sept 1 Wed-Fri Day 4-6: Three Days Bus Tour
  • Pick-up venue: Dragon City Mall
  • Tour: Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City
We booked ahead of time for the travel tour. I was excited to be on the road again. It isn't raw traveling like how I want it to be but having everything planned accordingly was nice too. I got so used to doing everything on my own that I forgot travel tours existed to make things easier. 


Second City: Kingston

Discover the charming scenic beauty of Canada's first capital city, with its historic sites, friendly atmosphere, and lovely views.

The first stop of our bus tour was the town of Kingston. We had a glimpse of the Harbourfront and had some Thai food around the area. I love the old town feels of this place; it brings me back to those old black-and-white movies I've seen on TV. 

Another amazing highlight of our trip was the boat cruise at Thousand Islands in Kingston, Quebec City. The scenic tour showed old lighthouses, a castle, and island mansions situated around the area.


Third City: Ottawa

Immerse yourself in the political and cultural hub of the country, with its diverse museums, art galleries, and festivals.

Ottawa was our second bus tour stop. The parliament house looked incredible when we visited on that very sunny day. A modern city with beautiful architectural designs, no wonder it's the capital city of Canada.



Fourth City: Montreal

Explore the vibrant neighborhoods, world-class restaurants, and stunning architecture of this cultural hotspot with a touch of European charm.

Montreal was the third stop and here we took our time admiring the city.


Fifth City: Quebec City

Step into the picturesque streets and alluring architecture of this enchanting city, and feel like you've been transported back in time.

We took a lot of pictures for the three cities we've been to but for Quebec City, we did more than that. We walked around for hours, had some snacks, and took all in the beauty of the old city. I had a blast here. The old rustic walls, brick houses, romantic music around the corner, the smell of freshly baked goods, people laughing in the corner, and having someone special made the whole experience memorable. Old Quebec City is a must-see as it holds a nostalgic feeling of coming home to your parent’s house, visiting your grandparents for holidays, and those childhood days.



Last Stop: Toronto

Get ready to dive into the excitement of Canada's largest city, with its diverse entertainment options, cultural attractions, and iconic landmarks.

Sept 2 Day 7: Chill Day in Toronto
  • Toronto Fares:
  • 1 Day Pass: 12.50 CAD
  • 1 Week Pass: 43 CAD
  • 1 subway ride: 3.25 CAD (free connecting bus transfer)
  • 1 bus ride: 3.25 / 4 CAD (free connecting subway transfer)
  • Weekend and Holiday group subway fare: 12.50 CAD for two pax

  • Check out Distillery District
  • Address:  Nearest subway station: King Station
  • Then outside the station take King Streetcar 504 and alight at King Street East at Trinity Street. Walk 5 minutes to Distillery.



Sept 3-4 Sun-Mon Day 8-9: Canada's Wonderland  
  • Ride the world's largest and highest roller coaster. Watch the fireworks. Check out circus shows. 
  • Address: 1 Canada's Wonderland Drive, Vaughan, ON L6A 1S6
  • Theme park ticket: 50 CAD to 70 CAD

  • How to get there: Canada's Wonderland  
  • Take the Go Transit bus (Route 60) to the park. 
  • Two stations: York Mills or Yorkdale Bus Terminal. 
  • Bus fare: 4 CAD (one way).

Hansik Korea Restaurant 
Address: 1101 Finch Ave W #4, North York, ON M3J 2C9
How to get there: Take bus 36 from Finch Station, alight at Alness Street.
All-you-can-eat Korean Food for 30 CAD per person.

I had a blast in Canada's Wonderland and rode the world's largest and highest roller coaster. The ride was called Leviathan a 3-minute ride of heart-pumping ups and downs, jaw-dropping twisting here and mixed it up with high dropdowns in seconds. It's my second time actually the first time I stayed in the front seat zone, which just made everything such an amazing experience. I thought to myself I might as well get the full-throttle of adrenaline rush experience. Dare yourself!

We tried the entire daring ride; don't settle for the cute ones ahahaa. At the end of the night, we watched the fireworks with our friends. It was a holiday so they had a special fireworks display. We had a two-day pass so we went back the next day and checked out the circus and the live shows they had on schedule. 


Sept 5 Tues Day 10: Toronto Park and Departure
  • Check out High Park 
  • Address: 1873 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6R 2Z3, Canada
  • How to get there: From Keele Subway Station, cross the road from Bloor Street, or alight from High Park Station, it's just outside of the train station.
  • Japanese Meal 18 CAD per pax 
  • 7pm Flight 
  • How to get there: Airport
  • Take the bus from Kipling Subway Station to Pearson Airport 

It was our last day in Toronto. We wanted to make use of the time left so we went to High Park. We alighted at Keele station but I prefer the High Park Station as there's a map of park trails on that side. It's a lovely place to walk around and just be away from the city. A very short walk as it started raining before we could even get farther from the park. Good thing there's an all-you-can-eat Japanese Lunch buffet nearby the station however we didn't get there on time for the lunch buffet. Weather and time were just not our sides on that very day, however, the Japanese bento meal we had was delicious (18 CAD). 

The hardest part was saying goodbye or more like see you later. Whatever that is it was the gruesome part of our 10 days trip, being at the airport. 

 Have fun and be safe ^__^


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