Residence of the governor general at the Citadelle

Located inside the Citadelle of Québec and overlooking the majestic St. Lawrence River, this heritage structure has served as the second official home and workplace of Canada's governor general since 1872. Visitors can explore this outstanding residence and enjoy the breathtaking views and striking collection of art and period furnishings. The guided tours allows visitors to learn about the governor general's daily responsibilities and to discover the history, architecture and collections of this magnificent residence. For school groups aged 8 to 16, the educational program On His Excellency's Secret Service is based on the famous board game Clue. This activity brings students to search for clues in the State rooms to solve a mystery. An educational, interactive and fun activity!