Day 1 to 3: Toronto

Day 1: Exploring Downtown Toronto

• CN Tower: One of Toronto’s most iconic landmarks offering panoramic views of the city.
  Entry fee: CAD 40-50 (EdgeWalk experience costs extra).
• Harbourfront: Stroll along the Lake Ontario waterfront.
  Cost: Free. Optional boat tours are available for around CAD 15-25.
• Eaton Centre: A popular shopping mall in downtown Toronto.
  Cost: Free to visit, but shopping expenses vary.

Day 2: Museums and Historic Districts

• Royal Ontario Museum (ROM): Canada’s largest museum, offering exhibits on natural history and world cultures.
  Entry fee: CAD 25.
• Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO): One of North America’s most distinguished art museums.
  Entry fee: CAD 25.
• Distillery District: A historic area known for its cobblestone streets, cafes, and art galleries.
  Cost: Free to explore. Food and drinks cost extra.

Day 3: Day Trip to Niagara Falls

• Niagara Falls: One of the most famous natural wonders of the world.
  Distance from Toronto: 1.5 to 2 hours by car (120 km).
  Transportation: You can either rent a car or join a day tour, which typically costs CAD 75-120. Cost: Viewing the falls is free. Optional activities like the Hornblower Cruise cost around CAD 30-40.
• Niagara-on-the-Lake: A charming town known for its vineyards and historical sites.
  Cost: Free to explore.

Day 4 to 5: Montreal

Day 4: Old Montreal

• Travel from Toronto to Montreal:
  Transportation: The flight from Toronto to Montreal takes about 1.5 hours.
• Old Montreal: A historic district with European-style architecture and cobblestone streets.
  Cost: Free to wander around.
• Notre-Dame Basilica: A stunning Gothic Revival church in Old Montreal.
  Entry fee: CAD 10-15.
• Old Port of Montreal: A scenic waterfront area perfect for walking.
  Cost: Free. Optional activities like zip-lining cost extra.

Day 5: Culture and Nature in Montreal

• Mount Royal: A large park with beautiful views of the city from the summit.
  Cost: Free.
• Montreal Museum of Fine Arts: One of Canada’s most important art museums.
  Entry fee: CAD 24.
• Plateau Mont-Royal: A lively neighborhood with colorful murals, cafes, and boutiques.
  Cost: Free to explore.

Day 6 to 8: Vancouver

Day 6: Arrival in Vancouver and City Highlights

• Travel from Montreal to Vancouver:
  Transportation: The flight from Montreal to Vancouver takes about 5 hours.
• Stanley Park: A massive urban park surrounded by water with a scenic seawall path.
  Optional activity: Renting bikes for around CAD 20-40 to cycle along the seawall.
• Vancouver Aquarium: Located within Stanley Park, it’s one of the city’s top attractions.
  Entry fee: CAD 45.

Day 7: Vancouver’s Nature and Adventure

• Grouse Mountain: Known for its outdoor activities and breathtaking views of the city and surrounding mountains.
  Entry fee: CAD 60-70, depending on activities.
• Capilano Suspension Bridge: A famous suspension bridge surrounded by lush forest.
  Entry fee: CAD 60.

Day 8: Final Day in Vancouver

• Granville Island: Known for its public market, art studios, and waterfront views.
  Cost: Free to explore. Food, shopping, and art purchases vary.
• Robson Street: A vibrant shopping district in downtown Vancouver.
  Cost: Free to visit, but shopping expenses vary.

Summary of Entry Fees (Approximate):

1. Toronto:
   • CN Tower: CAD 40-50
   • Royal Ontario Museum: CAD 25
   • Art Gallery of Ontario: CAD 25
2. Niagara Falls:
   • Hornblower Cruise: CAD 30-40
3. Montreal:
   • Notre-Dame Basilica: CAD 10-15
   • Montreal Museum of Fine Arts: CAD 24
4. Vancouver:
   • Vancouver Aquarium: CAD 45
   • Grouse Mountain: CAD 60-70
   • Capilano Suspension Bridge: CAD 60

Transportation Between Cities:

1. Toronto to Montreal:
   • Flight: 1.5 hours
2. Montreal to Vancouver:
   • Flight: 5 hours

This itinerary provides a balance between nature, culture, and city exploration, allowing visitors to experience the highlights of Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver within 8 days. You can adjust the duration in each city depending on traveler preferences.