Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum (Musée du Vin et du Négoce de Bordeaux) Tours and Tickets

There are some different ways to experience the Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the top tours available right now:

• Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum Admission Ticket with Wine Tasting
• Bordeaux Self-Guided Audio Tour

The price for adults to visit the Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum on a self-guided tour is currently €10, which includes a wine tasting of two different varieties. There are also discounted rates as low as €5, which are available for holders of the Bordeaux City Pass. Children can visit the museum for free.

Yes, there’s a small on-site shop in the Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum where you can buy a wide range of Bordeaux wines and local products directly. If you want more choice, the bustling boutiques and cafés of Rue Notre Dame beckon just around the corner.

Yes, there are guided tours available at the Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum. Lasting just over an hour, the tours cover the wine trade history in Bordeaux, focusing on Les Chartrons neighborhood, the big-name trading families, the invention of the bottle, and the evolution of the wine trade. The best thing is saved for last—a tasting.

Yes and no. While the Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum offers free admission to under 18s, grape juice, and a stroller-friendly environment, there’s not much to keep kids entertained. Further north along the river, La Cité du Vin is a better family option, with interactive and sensory exhibits for kids aged 7–12.

Wine estates with vineyards within a half-hour drive of the Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum include the family-run Château Lauduc and the modern and organic-focused Chateau Shuette. Both of these estates have sizable vineyards and offer winery visits and tastings that can be booked in advance.