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The French speaking capital of North America–and birthplace of Keating Tours–retains much of its old world charm. Keating guides introduce students to the fantastic diversity of Canada’s second largest city, teaching students about Montréal’s history and current place in international affairs. Programs provide a fun atmosphere to explore the educational features and “French factor” that give Montréal its dual personality.
Keating Tours has developed four programs specifically designed for elementary students: choose to focus on Space, Eco, Leadership, or History, or mix and match elements from each.
Space Itinerary: Three-Day Guided Tour
 from $289 DAY ONE
Afternoon: Guided tour through Notre-Dame Basilica and Old City (Place Jacques Cartier, rue St-Amable, l’Hôtel de Ville, and Marché Bonsecours). Evening: Cosmodome’s Space Camp for 3-hour astronaut training session, including simulators used by real astronauts and full-scale replica of the shuttle Endeavor. DAY TWO Afternoon: Supervised shopping in Laval, followed by a country drive through Ste-Rose. Evening: Walk nature trails before dinner at an érablière (sugar shack) with dancing and traditional music (included with meal plan). DAY THREE
Leadership Itinerary: Three-Day Guided Tour
from $289 DAY ONE
Afternoon: Guided tour through Notre-Dame Basilica and Old City (Place Jacques Cartier, rue St-Amable, l’Hôtel de Ville, and Marché Bonsecours). Evening: Swim at hotel pool OR visit the Récréatheque for roller-skating, ping-pong and mini-golf (extra). DAY TWO Afterwards: Driving tour of Montréal (Champlain bridge, Olympic Stadium, the Biodome and the Bell Centre). Afternoon: Cirque de Jeunesse for 3-hour circus arts training session, including juggling, aerial techniques and acrobatic skills. Evening: Country drive through Ste-Rose ; nature trail walk and dinner at an érablière (sugar shack) with dancing and traditional music (included with meal plan). DAY THREE
History Itinerary: Three-Day Guided Tour
from $289 DAY ONE Evening: Country drive through Ste-Rose . Dinner at an érablière (sugar shack) with dancing, traditional music, horse-drawn hayride, and taffy pull (included with meal plan). DAY TWO Afternoon: Guided tour through Notre-Dame Basilica and Old City (Place Jacques Cartier, rue St-Amable, l’Hôtel de Ville, and Marché Bonsecours), followed by the Montréal Museum of Archaeology and History. Evening: Dinner Caberet du Roy, an interactive 17th century New France feast with bilingual animators (extra). DAY THREE
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