History and Heritage at Girardin House

Located in the heart of Quebec City, Girardin House offers a glimpse into the region’s rich past. Built in the early 18th century, it was founded by François Girardin, a pioneering figure in the area’s settlement.

The house stands as an example of French Colonial architecture and is significant for its carefully preserved interior that reflects the lifestyle of early French settlers. Key features include original wooden beams and period furnishings that transport visitors back in time.

Unforgettable Highlights

🖼️ Original Artwork: The house features artworks from the 18th century that tell the stories of Quebec's cultural evolution.

🏡 Architectural Splendor: The colonial-style architecture showcases the craftsmanship of the era.

📜 Historical Exhibits: Curated exhibits highlight significant events in Quebec’s history, making it an educational experience.

Girardin House is accessible to all, offering a free admission policy that appeals to history enthusiasts, families, and tourists alike.