At Lansdowne Park, wooden chalets line up under the garlands. Artisans sell handmade decorations and holiday treats, the air smells of cinnamon, and one cup of mulled wine is enough to warm your fingers. The Ottawa Christmas Market feels like a European village, without crossing the Atlantic.
The first afternoon starts at the ByWard Market, with its shops and restaurants. The next day, a local guide shows you Gatineau and then Ottawa, across the river, before the afternoon at the Christmas market. Both evenings are spent at the Lac-Leamy Hotel-Casino, with a $20 gaming credit each night. The last day leads to the Canadian Museum of History, whose curving architecture faces Parliament.
A short trip by luxury motorcoach, escorted in French, with 4 meals and several boarding points between Quebec City and Montreal.
Highlights:
-Visit of the Ottawa Christmas Market
-Two evenings at the Lac-Leamy casino with gaming credit
-City tour of Gatineau and Ottawa with a local guide
-Free time at the ByWard Market
-Visit of the Canadian Museum of History
Accommodation categories:
Gatineau: Lac-Leamy Hotel-Casino or similar
The itinerary is subject to change without notice. The final itinerary will be available from your travel advisor!
The displayed rate is for two adults in double occupancy. Other dates, room categories and occupancy types (single, triple or quadruple) may be available. Price available upon request*.
Departure for Gatineau (2 nights). Motorcoach ride to the Outaouais. Free time at the ByWard Market in Ottawa, then check-in at the Lac-Leamy Hotel-Casino. In the evening, a $20 gaming credit at the casino. (D)
Gatineau – Ottawa – Gatineau. City tour of Gatineau and Ottawa with a local guide. In the afternoon, visit of the Ottawa Christmas Market at Lansdowne Park: wooden chalets, artisans, decorations and holiday treats. Evening at the casino with a $20 gaming credit. (B, D)
Gatineau – Return. One last try at the casino, then a self-guided visit of the Canadian Museum of History. Return in the afternoon. (B)
November 27 to 29, 2026, 3 days and 2 nights. A second departure runs December 4 to 6, 2026, on a Highway 40 route (Sainte-Foy, Trois-Rivières, Berthierville, Repentigny and Montreal).
Per person, taxes and service fees included: $799 in double occupancy, $709 in triple, $659 in quad and $1,179 in single.
In Sainte-Foy (6:00 a.m.), Drummondville (7:45 a.m.), Saint-Hyacinthe (8:15 a.m.) and Longueuil (9:15 a.m.). A shuttle leaves Laval (7:45 a.m.) and downtown Montreal (8:30 a.m.) for Longueuil, guaranteed with 6 passengers or more.
Yes, a $20 gaming credit at the Lac-Leamy casino is given for each of the two evenings.
Insurance, meals not mentioned, gratuities, optional activities, baggage handling and the FICAV contribution.
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