4-Day Niagara Falls, Detroit, Toronto, Cleveland Tour from Chicago

On the designated pick-up area

Quality Inn Airport West or similar

We will have the whole day to enjoy the Niagara Falls from both the Canadian and US side. First, you will watch “Niagara: Legends of Adventure”, a dramatic 45-minute IMAX film which chronicles more than 12,000 years of history and examines human interaction with the falls from ancient time through the people - like you - who come to see them today. Then we are going to see the renowned Niagara Falls. Overlooking American Fall, the Horseshoe Fall and the Bridal Veil Fall, you will be astounded by the deafening roar of the falls. Take the cruise on the famous “Maid of the Mist” which gets passengers as close as possible to the Niagara Falls! The Maid rides right into the mists thrown up by the roaring cascade as the Niagara River tumbles over the edge of the falls.

Next, we can choose:
A.Continue to visit Niagara city and enjoy free activities in the waterfall park.
B.In-depth tour at your own expense ($25/ people), Whirlpool State Park and the U.S. historic landmark - Old Fort Niagara (the fee includes $13 tickets for the castle.) and the gorgeous Lake Ontario.

This interesting and exciting tour includes two popular attractions: the magnificent natural wonder - Niagara Whirlpool State Park and the U.S. historic landmark - Old Fort Niagara. The Niagara Whirlpool’s greatest depth is 125 feet. It is estimated that the whirlpool formed approximately 4,200 years ago by the upstream erosion of the Niagara escarpment by Niagara River. Old Fort Niagara is a rich historic landmark; it spans more than 300 years. Its commanding presence on the great lake caused it to play a critical role in the French and Indian War, the American Revolution and the War of 1812. The gorgeous Lake Ontario lies behind the Fort.

Later we will go to the hotel when night falls.

On the designated pick-up area

Comfort Inn & Suites Ingersoll or similar

We will go visit Toronto - the largest city and financial center of Canada - in the morning. The CN Tower will be the first stop here for fabulous views of the city and Lake Ontario. It is Toronto’s famous landmark, the tallest freestanding structure in Canada, and THE not-to-miss in our trip. The highest viewing area on the CN Tower is from the Sky Pod at 447 meters and a lower viewing area, the Glass Floor, offers a bird's eye view straight down over the city as visitors stand on a glass floor as the name suggests.

For lunch, we will head to the historical Chinatown. It is one of the largest Chinatowns in North America, located in downtown Toronto, where you will find authentic Chinese food! Next, Lake Ontario cruise offers gorgeous views of the city and vicinity from the waters. As Toronto is situated right at the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario, this cruise gives you a great way to see the city and meanwhile enjoy the nice view
of the lake itself. We will also see the Ontario’s Provincial Parliament which completed in a Romanesque style in 1893 and then the modernist styled City Hall which consists of two arcshaped high-rise blocks, 20 and 27 stories high respectively, whose stunning structure makes it another popular landmark.

Afterwards we will head to the historical Chinatown enjoy a traditional Chinese dinner. It is one of the largest Chinatowns in North America, located in downtown Toronto

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Our tour will start with Detroit, the capital of automobiles in the United States. We will visit Henry Ford Museum, named after the founder of the Ford Motor Company which is the second largest carmaker of U.S. It is said that where there is a car, there is a Ford. The exhibitions not only portray the history of Ford but also the Industrial Revolution. The collection contains many rare exhibits including John F. Kennedy’s presidential limousine, Abraham Lincoln’s chair from Ford’s Theatre, Thomas Edison’s laboratory, the Wright Brothers’ bicycle shop, and the Rosa Parks bus.

We will also stop at the headquarters of the General Motors Company. Situated at the waterfront of Detroit River, the complex is made of 7 buildings and cost over 500 million dollars to build in 1970s. It still showcases how prosperous Detroit once was.