Languages: English, French
Specialties: Private tour, Walking tour, Driving tour, Family-friendly, Shopping tour, Military history, Step-on, Photo tour
Territories: Old Québec, Island of Orléans, Côte-de-Beaupré, Montmorency Falls
Group size: 1–150
A few months after graduating, Marie-Pierre founded her own company, Nomad Tours Québec, with the goal of offering authentic and fully personalized private walking tours of Québec City. She firmly believes that nothing can replace the insight of a local guide who knows the city inside and out. Through Nomad Tours Québec, Marie-Pierre invites travelers to wander Quebec City’s charming streets and discover the city as if for the very first time, in a way that feels both intimate and meaningful.
Marie-Pierre studied the tourism industry for three years before becoming a licensed professional tour guide. She takes particular pleasure in tailoring each tour to her guests’ interests and expectations, making every experience unique. Known for her deep knowledge of the city, she enjoys sharing personalized recommendations, from restaurants and cafés to microbreweries and hidden spots,and helping visitors make the most of their stay in Quebec City.
Here are the latest articles you can read on the blog of Nomad Tours Québec.
I had the chance to experience AURA at Saint-Roch Church en primeur (before its official opening on December 5) and I’m still thinking about it. After astonishing millions of spectators in Montréal and Paris (and soon in San Francisco!), this iconic Moment… Read more ↗
If you’ve seen photos of Old Quebec , with its cobblestone streets, charming castle, and winding alleys, you might already guess that there’s some walking involved. And you’d be right! Old Quebec is famous for its charm, its history… and yes, its hills. But… Read more ↗
So, you’ve booked your trip to Québec City. Flights are confirmed, the hotel is set, and now it’s time to plan your activities and figure out what’s fun to do in the region. One name keeps popping up: L’Île d’Orléans, a must-see destination just outside the… Read more ↗
Quebec City is a top destination for student trips, offering a rich history, breathtaking architecture, and immersive cultural experiences. One key aspect of any successful student tour is ensuring that meals are convenient, budget-friendly, and enjoyable for… Read more ↗
Let’s face it—nobody wants to be that tourist. You know, the one who unintentionally (or intentionally) annoys locals and leaves a trail of rolled eyes and awkward silences in their wake. Here’s a quick guide to how not to be a jerk tourist, help you blend in… Read more ↗
Quebec City, with its charming streets and rich history, has plenty to offer even when the weather isn’t cooperating. If you’re visiting and find yourself facing a rainy day, don’t worry! Here are ten fantastic, not boring, indoor activities that will keep… Read more ↗
Quebec City is renowned for its cobblestone streets, historic charm, and vibrant culinary scene. Many of my guests on my Quebec City Tours are also here because they have something to celebrate. An anniversary, wedding, birthday… there is always a good reason… Read more ↗
At the start of the summer, François from Destination Île d’Orléans invited me to try sea kayaking at Île d’Orléans with Quatre Natures. I joined a group of bloggers and content creators on a press trip. François (the same François who introduced me to… Read more ↗
Samuel Dubois, a young and energetic Quebec City tour guide, is the owner of A Free Tour of Quebec City and has been leading Quebec City free tours through the Capital’s historic, cobbled streets for over five years. His love for the city and passion for… Read more ↗
On my walking tours, my guests often ask me what was I doing before being a tour guide in Quebec City. Well, I had multiple jobs and studied quite a lot! After high school, I did a 2-year program studying Art and Literature. Then, I got my University Diploma… Read more ↗
