Francis
Guiding since 2015, he shapes every walk around the people in front of him, and no subject is off limits.
Our guides
Licensed. Local. Obsessed.
Licensed Québec City guides who are energetic, attentive and passionate about history, architecture and culture. Every walk is led by one of them.
Robert
A former statistician who fell for Old Québec as a student at the Petit Séminaire.
Louise
Former executive director of Les Violons du Roy and past president of the Québec tour guides association.
Anne
A former translator who came home to Québec City to learn, and share, everything about it.
Richard
Raised in his family's inn inside the walls, with a soft spot for military history.
Pierre
A keen traveller whose hardest question so far: who dug the St. Lawrence River?
Jacques
His tours went down so well that whole families from Haute-Savoie now book him.
Paul
A former radio and television broadcaster who brings Québec's story to life.
Stephan
Actor and author of historical shows, and Samuel de Champlain's official portrayer for Québec's 400th.
Elisabeth
A fully bilingual former finance teacher who finds unexpected beauty around every corner.
Réjeanne
Well travelled and proud of Old Québec's place on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Christian
His first tour was in rain, snow and wind, so he knows he can make you love Québec in any weather.
Hélène
A former elementary school teacher who also likes to show the city beyond the walls.
Marie
Leads walking and vehicle tours from Old Québec to the Plains of Abraham, Montmorency Falls and Île d'Orléans.
Jocelyne
A former regional manager at Sears who loves the story behind the Samuel de Champlain monument.
Michel
Licensed since 1980, he has driven a calèche, sold paintings on rue du Trésor and worked at the Château Frontenac.
Tommy
Trilingual, back in his hometown after 13 years abroad, including time at the UN World Tourism Organization.
Yves
A former pharmaceutical manager who guides for the love of history and of Québec City.
Jean-Pierre
An archivist with the Québec government for 35 years. Tours in French.
Marie-Christine
A silk painter with a background in hotels, guiding since 1992.
Yves
First guided minibus tours to pay for university, and today leads walking and bus tours.
Geneviève
Knew she wanted to be a guide after taking a tour herself. Tours in French.
Carole
Thirty years with Canada Customs, now guiding Old Québec, Île d'Orléans and the Beaupré Coast.
Dominique
Artisan, teacher, B&B co-owner and cruise ship speaker, now sharing the history of Québec City.
Michel
A former Transport ministry engineer. Tours in French, so come practise with him.