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Experience an authentic journey in the charming medieval village of Saint-Émilion, designed for true wine and history lovers. In small groups, visit prestigious Grand Cru Classé estates, uncover the secrets of the winemaking process, and enjoy exclusive tastings led by WSET-certified wine experts. Stroll through the cobblestone streets of this UNESCO World Heritage village and let yourself be enchanted by its legends, architecture, and the timeless beauty of its vineyards.
Price: $187.95
Duration: 6 hours
Visit and wine tasting at three châteaux in the famous villages of Margaux, St Julien, Pauillac or St Estephe. This is the land of the grand impressive châteaux and we will visit three and pass infront of the most famous such as Lafite Rothschild, Margaux and Latour. The terroir changes as we go up this rather flat landscape which forms a peninsular between the large Gironde Estuary and the Atlantic sea to the left. Increasing number of large gravel stones make the wine more fullbodied. We will taste the difference between a Margaux and a Pauillac or St Julien and some older ones. With thirty years of experience I will be able to impart my stories and experiences while we travel and visit. If there is one unique region to visit, this is it! I will include a smaller family property to show the difference and get closer to the winemaker. We will normally taste the difference between a Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and then taste them blended together to understand the magic of Bordeaux! .
Price: $646.07
Duration: 9 hours
Discover Saint-Émilion, one of France’s most iconic medieval villages and a World Heritage Site, on a private tour designed for true wine and history lovers. This exclusive experience will allow you to explore exceptional vineyards and get to know the know-how of some of the most prestigious châteaux in the region. Throughout the day, you’ll enjoy carefully selected private tours and tastings, as you stroll through the cobblestone streets of Saint-Émilion and immerse yourself in its rich wine heritage. Accompanied by a WSET certified expert guide, you will discover the secrets of terroir, the methods of making it and the particularities that make the great Bordeaux wines unique. A totally private and customizable tour, designed for those looking for an authentic, elegant and memorable experience in the heart of the Bordeaux vineyards.
Price: $575.59
Duration: 7-8 hours
Want to upgrade your wine tasting knowledge? With this Bordeaux wine masterclass, you’ll learn everything there is to know about our region and more. In the heart of Bordeaux’s old town centre, this wine tasting workshop will teach you not only the fundamentals of wine, but also the history of the vineyards, their unique characteristics, and main grape varieties. Throughout this masterclass workshop, you will also learn the correct and sophisticated approach to tasting, how to serve wine to your guests and how to pair Bordeaux wine with food. - Workshop offered by a local wine professional - 4 wine tastings per person with a cheese platter, bread and chocolates to share. - Map and wine tasting sheet to help you out!
Price: $52.86
Duration: 1 hours
Experience a unique group experience reduced by the charming vineyards of the Médoc, exploring emblematic designations of origin such as Margaux, Cantenac, Haut-Mèdoc. Discover elegant châteaux, learn about the art of winemaking and taste exceptional wines guided by an expert WSET that will bring wine history to life. During the tour you will visit two wineries, travel in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, sharing the experience with other wine lovers while exploring stunning landscapes and authentic corners of the Médoc. With small groups, personalized attention and access to exclusive properties, this tour combines culture, gastronomic and the magic of Bordeaux wine. Ideal for those looking for an authentic, educational and fun experience.
Price: $187.95
Duration: 4 hours
Spend a whole day in the Saint-Emilion wine region learning about local appellations and grape varieties. Our full day wine tour will take you to the UNESCO village of St Emilion classified UNESCO world famous area we will pre-book 3 Chateau visits & tastings. We will pick you up at your hotel and introduce you to the "terroir" & wines of the region visited that day.
Price: $599.08
Duration: 8 hours
What if the side-car was the best way to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Bordeaux Wineyards? Tour of Saint-Emilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On the program in addition to the ride through the vineyards: a wine tasting and visit of a château Grand Cru Classé and walk to Saint-Emilion. The ride is 4 hours and half Each side-car = 1 or 2 Passengers
Price: $293.67
Duration: 4 hours
Let's go on a beautiful journey to discover France's sleeping beauty at night! At night, Bordeaux is truly marvelous. I will take you on a walk to discover the vibrant heart of the city, getting to see and explore its amazing Lit landmarks while marveling at the beauty and its night vibes. This tour's aim is to show you the night vibes in this city that doesn't sleep all while discovering its history and seeing its most amazing attractions!
Price: $49.34
Duration: 1-1 hours
Explore the storied heart of Bordeaux on a private walking tour guided by a professional historian. You'll dive deep into the city’s remarkable past while visiting its most iconic monuments—each stop revealing the people, power struggles, and turning points that shaped Bordeaux. Highlights of this personalised experience include: Bordeaux Cathedral (Saint-André) Porte Cailhau Place de la Bourse and the Miroir d'Eau Place des Quinconces Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux Basilica of Saint-Michel Pont de Pierre Grosse Cloche Palais Rohan (City Hall) Victory Arch and Rue Sainte-Catherine But it doesn’t stop there. After immersing yourself in centuries of history, we’ll point you toward Bordeaux’s very best wine bars—where locals go for a great glass—and arrange a visit to one of the region’s most remarkable châteaux. It’s a place few tourists ever find, producing outstanding wines at exceptional value. This is your insider’s pass to Bordeaux’s past, present, and hidden pleasures.
Price: $88.10
Duration: 2 hours
Dear intrepid traveler, Join me, Aurélien, Led by Aurélien — a former English teacher with a clear and natural accent —on a tasteful journey through Bordeaux's finest flavors! What's cooking: -Wine tasting with playful initiation -Local specialties (both savory and sweet) -Stroll through historic streets -Fun stories about the city Perfect for: -Food adventurers -Wine enthusiasts -History lovers -Anyone who enjoys laughing while tasting! Duration: 3h30 hours Meeting point: City center Come curious, leave as a connoisseur (with a full belly)!
Price: $123.34
Duration: 3 hours
Escape Bordeaux for a full day and immerse yourself in the legendary Médoc wine region, home to some of the world’s most prestigious Cabernet Sauvignon–based wines. This curated experience blends exceptional château visits, guided tastings, and food & wine pairings with local specialties, offering a perfect balance of culture, gastronomy, and vineyard landscapes.
Price: $222.01
Duration: 7 hours
Discover the essence of Saint-Émilion with a private tour combining history, exclusivity and some of the most prestigious wines in France. Start by exploring the charming medieval village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, accompanied by an expert guide. The experience continues with privileged access to 2 Châteaux Grand Cru Classé, where you will enjoy private tours and guided wine tastings renowned for their elegance and complexity. You will also taste in a specialized shop in the village, where you will discover authentic hidden gems from small producers. The tour includes a 1.5 hour lunch break at the restaurant of your choice (lunch not included). Upon booking, our team will contact you to offer options and, if you wish, manage the booking. A refined and unforgettable tour to enjoy the best of Saint-Émilion.
Price: $575.59
Duration: 6-7 hours
This Full day e-bike winery tour in Saint-Émilion offers an extraordinary experience that truly stands apart, seamlessly blending history, adventure, and the pleasures of fine wine in one of the world's most renowned wine regions. You’ll glide effortlessly on a top-quality, high-performance e-bike, allowing you to explore the rolling vineyards and picturesque scenery of Saint-Émilion with ease and comfort. The tour includes an exclusive visit to a prestigious château, where you’ll enjoy a private tour followed by a tasting of their finest wines, perfectly paired with a selection of artisanal cheeses to enhance the flavours. The journey doesn’t end there—you’ll then head to a charming wine bar nestled in the medieval village to sample some of the area’s lesser-known gems from local winemakers, offering a genuine taste of Saint-Émilion’s character. This isn’t just a wine tour; it’s an exceptional journey that invites you to delve into the essence of Saint-Émilion.
Price: $351.23
Duration: 8 hours
Join us for an all-inclusive morning food tour in Bordeaux. Experience the market, breakfast, and aperitif in one flavourful journey. - You’ll start the day at a local boulangerie, where the specialty is chocolatine. - Next, move on to the emblematic market of Bordeaux to sample rare and high-quality charcuterie from the region. - Nearby Arcachon Bay is famous for its fresh oysters, and locals love them. Now it’s your chance to try them with a nice glass of fruity white wine in an authentic market bistro. If you’re hesitant, don’t panic. We’ll offer you some wonderful alternatives. - Of course, we can’t forget French cheese! You’ll taste the finest local cheeses and learn what it takes to make world-class cheese from a top cheesemonger. - And finally, it wouldn’t be a Bordeaux food tour without trying some wine. Discover what goes into producing the region’s legendary wines.
Price: $88.10
Duration: 3 hours
Discover the best of Bordeaux’s culinary and cultural scene in one unique half-day tour. This gourmet experience takes you from the heart of a local food market to the deck of a private river cruise. Led by Aurélien — a sommelier andformer English teacher with a clear and natural accent —this experience goes beyond a typical market tour. Start your adventure at a charming boutique where you’ll sample local specialties like Lillet and regional delicacies. Then follow your guide through the Chartrons market. While you take in the sights, smells, and stories, your guide will collect a hand-picked selection of gourmet products: oysters, roasted chicken, cheese, charcuterie, and pastries — the best of southwest France, in one basket. Next, step aboard a private boat for a 90-minute cruise on the Garonne River. As the city drifts by, enjoy your market feast paired with local Bordeaux wines. This is your moment to unwind, taste, and take in the beauty of the city from a new perspective.
Price: $186.77
Duration: 4 hours
This unique experience will allow you to learn more about cooperage as well as your tastes in wine (and especially if you like wood in wine, typical aromas of Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rioja wines, etc.) We promise you a truly unusual experience since we will make you taste the same wine 6 times for 6 different experiences. Better still, we invite you to put yourself in the shoes of the winemaker and create (assemble) your ideal wine. Thanks to this workshop, you will (almost) never make a mistake again with your wine purchases.
Price: $32.89
Duration: 1 hours
Start your half-day e-bike tour in central Bordeaux, where your guide welcomes you and provides your premium electric bike. From there, follow the historic Roger Lapébie trail, a former railway line offering an easy, mostly flat ride through quiet landscapes and vineyard views. Cycle through the peaceful countryside of Entre-deux-Mers until you reach the medieval bastide town of Sadirac. Enjoy a traditional regional lunch. After lunch, continue to a local winery for a guided tasting of Entre-deux-Mers wines. Learn about the region’s winemaking heritage and sample a selection of local varieties. Then, ride back to Bordeaux at a relaxed pace, arriving at the original meeting point. This tour combines cycling, culture, gastronomy, and wine — a complete and authentic experience crafted with the signature French touch of Monsieur Bacchus.
Price: $152.71
Duration: 5-6 hours
Explorer of the Bordeaux vineyards in a 2CV and professional wine taster graduated from the University of Wine, I love sharing my passion for wine! Sharing and conviviality will be there and as Georges Brassens said "The best wine is not necessarily the most expensive, but the one that is shared" The tasting course is accessible to all, it is an initiation allowing you to desacralize the world of wine.
Price: $52.86
Duration: 1 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: EUR
- Languages: French
- Climate: Oceanic
- Timezone: Europe/Paris
- Population: Approximately 260,000
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is from May to September for pleasant weather.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from the EU, UK, and many other countries can enter France visa-free for short stays up to 90 days. US citizens do not require a visa for tourism stays under 90 days. Some nationalities may obtain an e-visa or visa on arrival depending on bilateral agreements. For longer stays or work, a visa is required. It is advisable to check the latest requirements before travel.
About Bordeaux
Bordeaux is a captivating city in southwestern France, celebrated globally as one of the premier wine capitals. Its unique blend of rich history, stunning 18th-century architecture, and vibrant cultural scene makes it a compelling destination for travelers. The city’s historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring elegant squares, grand boulevards, and the magnificent Place de la Bourse with its iconic water mirror. Bordeaux offers visitors a chance to explore world-class vineyards and taste some of the finest wines in the world, making it a haven for wine enthusiasts. Beyond wine, the city boasts excellent museums, lively markets, and a dynamic culinary scene. Its location along the Garonne River provides scenic waterfront promenades and opportunities for river cruises. Bordeaux’s blend of tradition and modernity, combined with its warm, welcoming atmosphere, ensures a memorable experience for all types of travelers.
Bordeaux Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Aquitaine
- Duration Range: Custom Durations
- Group Size: Intimate Groups
- Difficulty Level: Mixed Difficulty
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is from May to September for pleasant weather. Pack comfortable walking shoes, light layers, and a rain jacket. Respect local customs such as greeting with “Bonjour” and dining etiquette. Bordeaux is generally safe, but standard precautions apply. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable for small purchases or markets.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $39
Highest Price Tour: $250
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Top Attractions
1. Place de la Bourse – A stunning 18th-century square famous for its reflecting pool, the Miroir d’Eau. 2. La Cité du Vin – An interactive wine museum offering immersive exhibits and tastings. 3. Bordeaux Cathedral (Saint-André) – A magnificent Gothic cathedral with impressive architecture and history. 4. The Garonne Riverfront – Beautiful promenades perfect for walking, cycling, and enjoying river views. 5. The Grand Théâtre – An elegant 18th-century opera house known for its architecture and cultural performances.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy wine tasting tours in nearby vineyards, explore the city by bike or on foot, take river cruises on the Garonne, visit art galleries and museums, and experience vibrant local markets. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike or cycle in the surrounding countryside. Cultural events and festivals often take place, offering music, theater, and gastronomy experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Bordeaux’s cuisine is deeply influenced by its wine culture and Atlantic proximity. Signature dishes include entrecôte à la bordelaise (steak with red wine sauce), cannelés (small caramelized pastries), oysters from Arcachon Bay, and duck confit. The city offers a variety of dining options from traditional bistros to Michelin-starred restaurants like La Grande Maison and Le Pressoir d’Argent. Meals are often enjoyed leisurely, paired with local wines.
Getting Around
Bordeaux is accessible by high-speed train (TGV) from Paris and other major cities, as well as by air through Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport. Within the city, an efficient tram and bus network covers most areas. Bikes and electric scooters are popular for short trips. Walking is convenient in the historic center. Public transport tickets are affordable, and taxis and ride-sharing services are available.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is from May to September for pleasant weather. Pack comfortable walking shoes, light layers, and a rain jacket. Respect local customs such as greeting with “Bonjour” and dining etiquette. Bordeaux is generally safe, but standard precautions apply. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable for small purchases or markets.
Culture & Customs
Bordeaux’s culture is a mix of traditional French elegance and relaxed southwestern charm. Social customs include polite greetings and formal dining manners. The city hosts several festivals such as Bordeaux Wine Festival and Fête le Vin. Locals value good food, wine, and conversation. Visitors should be mindful of quiet hours and dress smartly for upscale venues.
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