I've been an official tour guide in Paris since 2014. I specialize in illuminated liturgical manuscripts from the High Middle Ages. I was born in Peru, but my desire to explore the world has led me to study in Argentina, Spain, Italy, and finally, France.
My true passion is creating spaces to let the imagination travel through the myths, legends and hidden corners of my favorite city in the world: Paris.

I was born in Madrid but have lived abroad for a long time, dedicating myself to this profession that I enjoy so much. I studied History, Art, and Geography, and I've been fortunate enough to work at the Venice Art Biennale. I was also a tour guide in Berlin, where I lived for four years, until I moved to Paris in 2019. Besides history and art, my great passion is writing, which is why on my tours I pay as much attention to what I say as to how I say it.

Hello! My name is Borja Rebollo, and I'm from the Basque Country. Since adolescence, I've felt the need to understand the world around me, and it was in History that I found my greatest ally in carrying out that mission. I graduated with a degree in History from the University of the Basque Country and later trained as a secondary school teacher specializing in the humanities. I worked as a teacher until November 2022, when I moved to Paris to work as a tour guide.

In this profession I found one of the most beautiful ways to work as a teacher:

Using the streets of Paris as a classroom, and the history of one of the world's most influential cities as content for the classes.

I'm from the Andes. I'm from Bucaramanga, a young city in Colombia. I have a degree in History and Anthropology, and I've been a social science researcher and professor since 2014. I arrived in Paris two days after the Notre-Dame fire. Continuing my professional studies, thanks to the French academic system, I now specialize in the history of emotions. That's why my narrative sensibility and storytelling pedagogy structure my historical tours of romantic and revolutionary Paris. A city that captivates hearts with its stories, monuments, and inspirations. See you around!

Hello! My name is Josefina, and like my namesake Josephine Baker, I have two loves: my country and Paris. I graduated as an architect in Argentina, but I remain a lifelong student: from a master's degree in Historic Gardens, Heritage, and Landscape in Versailles, to diverse training in art history and the conservation and restoration of historical monuments, which allowed me to obtain my official lecturer/guide certification in 2021. Always searching, I love to travel, read, and learn, and I hope to share my experience with the same passion in the streets and museums of this city.

I was born in Barcelona, studied Tourism and Event Organization and have had the opportunity to live in different parts of the world, such as Australia, where I spent six years before settling in Paris almost four years ago.

My approach as a guide is to offer enriching experiences, combining in-depth knowledge of the city with a dynamic and engaging perspective. I enjoy connecting with people from different cultures, which allows me to tailor each tour to the needs and interests of each individual.