For one of the most rewarding museum experiences in the National Capital Region, don't miss the Canadian Museum of History. Designed by Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal, the Museum — one of Canada's most popular — celebrates the diverse histories, stories and cultures of Indigenous Peoples through galleries, displays and monumental works of art, while also exploring the compelling personal stories that have shaped Canada, from earliest times to the present day. Youngsters and their families will love learning through play at the Canadian Children's Museum, and visitors of all ages will enjoy the thrill of the large-screen adventures at CINÉ+.

Canadian Museum of History (Canadian Children's Museum included)

Shrouded in mystery and inaccessible for decades, Grosse-Ile unveils its secrets. Accompanied by Parks Canada guides, visit what was once a human quarantine station to counter epidemics and a transition point for four million immigrants between 1832 and 1937, and meet "Nurse Sarah Wade".
-Choose one of the four theme tours in high season, or take a guided tour of the three areas in the low season;
-Meet nurse Sarah Wade at the quarantine station;
-Look up the names of your ancestors on the memorial;
-Visit the island's must-sees with a Parks Canada guide;
-Enjoy the guided cruise by the Lachance captains.


Cruise and Visit of Grosse-Ile

Are you brave enough to explore the secluded retreat of Canada's most unusual Prime Minister? Join us for a moonlight walk around the Mackenzie King Estate, located deep inside Gatineau Park. As we lead you through this remote getaway we will explore the former Prime Minister's incredible property, his passion for spiritualism and the supernatural, and share some of our favourite ghost stories from the grounds.

Haunted Walk Experience at the Mackenzie King Estate

The discovery of Lévis and its maritime, rail and commercial history is different from the history of Québec City. Our guide will help you discover lesser-known aspects of the history of Lévis during both the French and English colonies. The social changes of the Canadian period are also visible in Old Levis.

For the summer season 2025 (5 July to 21 September) our visit to Lévis ends with a tasting at the farmers market of Lévis. This tasting takes place with some merchants and farmers present on Sundays at the public market of Lévis. We conduct the same visit to the public market of Cap-Rouge on Saturdays from July 5 to August 31, 2025.

Our guides are bilingual French and English, it is possible to have a guide speaking Spanish or Italian by applying a week in advance.

Walking tour of Old Lévis, Quebec with tasting

I have been a guide to Quebec and the island for more than 30 years. The Île d'Orléans is the birthplace of French America, there is much to see and tell without forgetting the beautiful landscapes.
This is a historical and panoramic tour. I'll get in your car.

We will take the time to visit it well and I will listen to your needs.


Panoramic and historical tour of the Île d'Orléans

In 2025 we start a historical tour of the Old Levis followed by a discovery of the farmers market of Lévis. This discovery of fresh and processed products by farmers in Chaudière-Appalaches and Bellechasse is a new visit.

These visits take place on Sunday mornings from July 6 to September 21. We offer a discount for the first two Sundays if you book in advance.

Here is a different way to experience your summer weekends. We organize the same type of discovery with tasting on summer Saturdays at the Cap-Rouge market in Quebec City.

Our mission as a non-profit organization is to encourage the local economy by introducing places outside the city circuit. We are part of the social economy because we believe that visits outside of touristic places allow us to discover new places while encouraging local shops.
Looking forward to making you discover our city!

History of Levis and Tasting at the Ostara Market

Are you looking for what to do in Gatineau? A stroll through the Hull sector is an opportunity to learn about its history and discover all its attractions. You must solve challenges at each step to know your next destination.

Walk from the Maison du Citoyen to Jacques-Cartier Park, passing by the Canadian Children's Museums and History Museum, as well as Fontaine Park, several monuments, and other sites. You will have fun taking on challenges.

The Gatineau Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 3.1 km/1.9 mi self-guided walking tour with challenges along the way. It should take you 2 hours to complete.
- A fun learning experience
- See the sights! 20 locations
- Learn some local history
- Challenge your knowledge
- 24 varied challenges
- Fun for all ages, kids included
- Walk at your own pace: 3.1 km/1.9 mi
- Pets allowed throughout the tour
- Wheelchair and stroller accessible throughout
- Start whenever you are ready, from your smartphone – no fixed schedule
- Also available in French.

Gatineau Self Guided Walking Tour and Scavenger Hunt

Are you looking for things to do in Sherbrooke? The Sherbrooke Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 2-hour self-guided tour of the city. A stroll through its historic center is an opportunity to learn how the city came about and what makes it thrive today. You will have to solve challenges at each stage to discover your next destination.

You will walk from the City Hall to the Sherbrooke Hussars, then on to the Basilica-Cathedral of Saint Michael, and the Granada Theater. See several monuments, and many murals, learn about the history of the city and its builders, and have fun taking on challenges.

The Sherbrooke Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 2.7 km /1.71 mi self-guided walking tour. There are challenges at most stops. It will take you between 2 and 3 hours to complete this activity.
- A fun learning experience
- See the sights!
- Learn some local history
- Challenge your knowledge
- Fun for all ages, kids included
- Start whenever you are ready, from your smartphone – no fixed schedule

Sherbrooke Self Guided Walking Tour and Scavenger Hunt

Are you looking for things to do in Terrebonne? A walk through Île des Moulins and the old town is an opportunity to learn about its history and discover all its attractions. Solve challenges at each step to learn about your next destination.

Walk from the Île des Moulins to the Collège Saint-Sacrement, then to City Hall, as well as the Théâtre du Vieux Terrebonne and the Maison Bélisle. You will have fun completing the challenges.

The Terrebonne Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 2.2 km (1.4 mi) walking tour with challenges along the way. It should take you 2 hours to complete.

It is a fun learning experience. See the sights! You'll see 17 locations and learn some local history. Challenge your knowledge with 19 varied challenges.

It is fun for all ages, kids included. Start whenever you are ready, from your smartphone; there is no fixed schedule. Take as little or as much time as you wish to complete your hunt.

Terrebonne mini Self-Guided Walking Tour & Scavenger Hunt 

Explore Hull's intriguing back story on this self-guided audio tour across the river from downtown Ottawa. Once Canada's crime capital known as 'le petit Chicago', Hull supplied liquor and late-night vices to Ottawa revelers while growing as a lumber town with a rocky, co-dependent relationship with Canada's capital. Walk from the Canadian Museum of History along Ottawa River shores discovering Wright's Town founded by settler Philemon Wright, learning about entrepreneur Ezra Butler Eddy who built his fortune making fire matches, and strolling Hull's infamous 'Strip' where young people from Ottawa came to party. Hear about the catastrophic Great Fire of 1900, timber slides, lumber barons' massive timber operations, meet Algonquin Chief Tessouat who ruled the Ottawa River in the 1600s, and enjoy spectacular views of Ottawa and Chaudiere Falls on this 75-minute circular tour that reveals Hull's dramatic past and its significance to indigenous peoples, explorers, and lumber barons alike.

Across the Ottawa River: A Self-Guided Audio Tour of Hull

I will get in your car for this great tour. The island is one of the oldest settlement in North America. Hundreds of ancestral homes and barns. The view on the river and mountains is great.

We will take the time do go around no rush!

During the tour you will get to walk at different stops. Near the end we will stop at the chocolate store.

This is a great picture tour!
Minimum of 2 persons per booking

Historical Tours in Quebec