Wednesday, October 24

Dubbed the “Paris of the North,” Montréal is the cultural capital of Canada, with old-world charm and a modern style all its own, from the Place d’Armes and its beautiful 18th-century buildings, to the ultra-modern downtown area. A mecca for outdoor enthusiasts, this island city has a mountain at its center and lies within easy driving range of ski resorts, golf courses, and marinas.

Thursday, October 25

Perched atop Cap Diamant, overlooking the St. Lawrence Seaway and nestled within fortress walls, Québec City was founded by French explorer Samuel de Champlain in 1608. Its cuisine, language, and traditions combine to make Québec a unique cradle of French civilization in North America. It is also a busy seaport, an important center of services and research and the provincial capital. A maze of narrow, winding, cobbled streets is flanked by 17th and 18th-century stone houses, magnificent churches, graceful parks, and countless monuments.

Friday, October 26, and Saturday, October 27

Sunday, October 28

Boston is steeped in history. The capital city of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the seat of Suffolk County, Boston is scenically located along the waters of the Charles River and Boston Harbor. Glazed high-rises soar skyward and the colorful waterfront area has been artfully renovated. It has a compact, walkable city center, dotted with sites of historic interest dating back to colonial times. Superb shopping abounds and the sightseeing attractions are legendary. A few miles away are Lexington and Concord, where the American Revolution began.

Monday, October 29, and Tuesday, October 30

Welcome to one of the world’s most famous and exciting cities. Broadway, Times Square, the Empire State Building, Central Park, the Metropolitan Opera, and Carnegie Hall are just some of the celebrated landmarks this bustling city has to offer—not to mention top-notch cuisine from all over the world. New York’s famed Fifth Avenue offers world-class shopping, while Chinatown and Broadway showcase the exotic and eclectic. Stroll down Wall Street, take high tea at the Plaza Hotel, or explore some of the world’s greatest art museums. You can experience the best of everything in the city that never sleeps.

Wednesday, October 31

Philadelphia’s history is replete with dramatic struggles, most importantly as the seat of government during the founding of our nation. With your visit to America’s birthplace, you will have a chance to see the places that figured so prominently in the Revolution and the framing of the Constitution. The Liberty Bell, the Betsy Ross House, Carpenters’ Hall, and Independence Hall are all within the city center.

Thursday, November 1

Friday, November 2

As America’s most beautifully preserved architectural and historic treasure, Charleston is steeped in 300 years of history. Hundreds of significant and lovely preserved structures from the colonial and antebellum periods grace the Historic District’s narrow streets. Discover pre-Revolutionary plantations and the graves of famous Americans such as John C. Calhoun and two signers of the Declaration of Independence. And no visit to Charleston is complete without a visit to Fort Sumter. The decision by the Confederacy to bombard the Fort began the Civil War.

Saturday, November 3

Sunday, November 4

Whether you enjoy good food, recreational sports, or sunshine, Miami abounds with exciting entertainment, world-class hotels and restaurants, great beaches, and a never ending nightlife. Discover the architectural crown jewels within the one-square-mile of its historic Art Deco District, showcasing Traditional Deco, Streamline Moderne, and Spanish Mediterranean Revival styles. Enjoy a meal and catch interesting sights at one of the many fun eateries along Ocean Drive.