10 Nights Quebec to New York

Throughout the 18th century, hostilities between the French and British spilled over into the New World. As you travel through Quebec and Nova Scotia, you'll see evidence of those early day colonial skirmishes. Some strongholds, such as the Halifax Citadel home to the kilted 78th Highland Regiment and La Citadel in Quebec, were built to ward off attacks that never came. Fortress of Louisburg on Cape Breton Island was created to protect a French settlement of thousands, from King Louis' troops to bakers and fishmongers. See them all on a Holland America cruise.