Top Bordeaux Art & Culture

The neighboring wine appellations of Pomerol and Saint-Emilion produce some of Bordeaux’s most celebrated wines, and this full-day tour visits both in one day. Visit two Grand Cru Classé wineries, learn about the winemaking process on behind-the-scenes tours of the wineries, and enjoy exclusive guided wine tastings led by a WSET-certified wine expert. Along the way, visit the UNESCO-listed town of Saint-Emilion, and enjoy a picnic lunch at a wine chateau.

Discover Bordeaux on a 3-hour guided bike tour covering 9 miles (14 km) of historic streets, green spaces, and street art. Ride comfortable Dutch bikes with helmets, baskets, and an exclusive tasting of Bordeaux’s canelé pastry included. Guides share personal stories and local tips in small groups of up to 12 guests, with a relaxed pace and no megaphones. Choose between regular and electric bikes for a personal and eco-friendly experience.

Enjoy an accessible and cost-effective way to explore Bordeaux—and discover many of the city’s historical highlights, all in one excursion—on this walking tour. The tour’s low-cost, tip-centric model makes it a good pick for budget-minded travelers. Look forward to spotting attractions such as the Porte Cailhau and Bordeaux Cathedral, and even enjoy a glass of local wine to round out the experience.

Bordeaux is home to a wide range of UNESCO–listed attractions—but it can be hard for first-timers to see them all on their own. Instead, book a hassle-free, private walking tour to check off the city's best-known sights in a single excursion. Choose a start time that works best for your schedule, and set off to discover highlights from the Port Cailhau and Grand Théâtre to the Bordeaux Cathedral.

A guided walking tour is a great way to get to know a new city, but don’t get lost in the crowd. On this private walking tour of Bordeaux, you’ll learn more about the history and culture of the French city without struggling to keep up or straining to hear. Check out Bordeaux’s highlights, including cathedrals and churches, public squares, and the beautiful Grand Theatre.

Pay As you Wish Walking Tour Join the award-winning walking tour for a two-hour stroll through the city’s medieval past, where history meets humour, learning comes with laughs, and good times are guaranteed. You pay what you wish at the end. Explore centuries-old streets and quiet courtyards as we uncover the stories of knights, merchants, heretics, and the people who shaped Bordeaux. You’ll see iconic sites such as the Gothic Saint-André Cathedral and discover the last traces of the city’s medieval walls. To finish, we include a free glass of wine voucher at the end of the tour. Then you tell us what you think the tour was worth and pay what you wish. We recommend €15 per person. End with a glass of wine at our partners Bar €pay what you think it’s worth.

Get to know Bordeaux by foot on this walking tour in both English and French, perfect for first-time visitors to the city. As you stroll between the sites, discover illuminating facts about the city and its history, and enjoy photo stops at highlights such as the towering Monument aux Girondins and handsome Place de la Bourse. Along the way, take in the picturesque Garonne River, amble along the pedestrianized shopping boulevard and check out the splendid Grand Théâtre, a vision of sweeping columns and one of France’s best-known theaters.

Explore the Chateaux de Medoc (D2) wine road with a local guide. Sit back and take in the scenery as your driver navigates the route, answering any questions you may have about the local wine scene. Tastings at three wineries and lunch options available on reservation.

Explore wine regions around Bordeaux without having to rent a car when you join a small-group wine tour. Visit both smaller family-run wineries and well-respected château estates, learning about Bordeaux wines and wine-making from your knowledgeable guide. Along the way, stop for an included picnic before getting back to tasting.

Bordeaux's historic core—including the Place de la Bourse and the Miroir d'eau (water mirror)—lines the Garonne, but most visitors view it from the quay rather than the river itself. For an unparalleled vantage point, this cruise heads out onto the water, and includes a guide covering the city's history and architecture, plus a glass of Bordeaux wine and a traditional canelé pastry served onboard.

The Bordeuax region is world-famous for its wines, so explore its wine highlights in just one day with a comfortable small-group tour. Watch the countryside and vineyards go by from your air-conditioned vehicle as you learn about the region. Explore the UNESCO-listed medieval village of Saint Emilion, and take a guided tour of a hand-picked selection of local wineries to expand your wine knowledge. A picnic lunch and water are provided, so there's no need to carry around food and drink. And, of course, enjoy plenty of wine tastings throughout the day.

Accompanied by a real local guide, you will discover the most beautiful neighborhoods and monuments of the city, along a magnificent route of about 13km that is perfectly safe and suitable for bicycles. The provided bikes are magnificent Beach Cruisers, super comfortable and perfect for the city. Bicycles suitable for people measuring at least 1m52. Our groups are limited to 12 people to ensure maximum comfort and safety. We provide you with stainless steel water bottles with insulated bags to keep them cool (summer is particularly hot in Bordeaux). We offer you a local specialty to taste during a break in the public garden. Ponchos are also provided in case of rain risk. Our reception point has a toilet.

Enjoy a perspective on Bordeaux that many other visitors miss—and cover the best of this UNESCO—listed city in just a short amount of time—on this Garonne River boat tour. Set off to discover many of Bordeaux’s riverside attractions, including the Port de la Lune, Place de la Bourse, Porte Cailhau, and more. Along the way, your Guide’s live narration helps bring the city’s rich history to life.

There’s no need for a designated driver when you join this guided small-group Bordeaux wine tour. Spend the morning in Saint-Emilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a walking tour of the village and a grand cru tasting. After a picnic lunch, enjoy tastings and the grand cru classé, with a photo stop at Margaux.

UNESCO–listed Bordeaux is considered among France’s most elegant cities, but exploring on foot takes time and effort. On this tour, spin through the city streets by vintage soft-top Citroën 2CV and sightsee in traditional French style. With your private guide at the wheel and round-trip travel from your hotel included, hit top attractions and must-see neighborhoods like the Grand Théâtre and the pretty Quartier Sainte-Croix.

Combine a visit to Saint-Emilion wineries with a guided walk around the medieval Saint-Emilion village. In an intimate group of just eight people, you'll explore with a guide to get the lowdown on the wine-producing village and the terroir of the surrounding region. Then, you'll head to the wineries to learn about vine-to-glass production, direct from the winemakers themselves. Tastings are included.

It isn’t a trip to Bordeaux without wine—and this gourmet, small-group tour of the Médoc region will introduce you to several of the area’s top wineries. Meet your group in central Bordeaux, and set off via comfortable minivan. You’ll head to Médoc, and will visit two of France’s top Chateaux, where you’ll enjoy tours and wine tastings.

Become more familiar with Bordeaux's wine heritage, without the pressure of researching the area's estates and planning a solo trip, with this small-group tour to a family-run winery. After meeting up at a centrally located point in the city, relax and let your driver-guide handle the logistics and the organization. Enjoy an itinerary that includes a behind-the-scenes tour of the winery and wine tastings.

Discover Bordeaux the best way, on a private walking tour with a guide who is passionate about the city. You’ll hear the guide’s personal stories about moving to Bordeaux, along with all the historical detail about the city’s standout landmarks. The Grand Theatre, Place de la Bourse, and the UNESCO-listed Bordeaux Cathedral (Cathédrale St. André) are highlights of the route.

Explore two of Bordeaux's most renowned wine regions—Saint-Emilion on the Right Bank and the Medoc on the Left Bank—in one day on this full-day tour. Visit the UNESCO-listed medieval village of Saint-Emilion to taste local wines, then continue to a nearby vineyard for a picnic lunch and wine tasting. In the afternoon, head to the Médoc to round out the day with a tasting at a Grand Cru Classé winery.

If you’ve only got limited time to discover the highlights of Bordeaux, then this is the tour for you. Enjoy the luxury of traveling with a private chauffeur who provides onboard commentary as you ride between sights. Traveling in a Citroen DS limousine convertible, sink into luxurious leather seats as you check off notable landmarks, such as the Roman amphitheater and the Cité du Vin wine museum.

Discover Bordeaux’s most prestigious wine regions on a private and exclusive tour that combines the left bank and the right bank. Travel in total comfort accompanied by a WSET certified expert guide, visiting iconic Médoc châteaux and enjoying private tastings of internationally renowned wines, in an intimate and crowd-free environment. The experience continues in Saint-Émilion, a charming medieval village declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where history, vineyards and terroir meet uniquely. Stroll through its historic streets, admire spectacular scenery and taste exceptional wines while discovering the region’s most prestigious wine traditions and appellations of origin. This tour combines wine, culture and personalized attention, ideal for travelers seeking an authentic and high-level experience in Bordeaux, far from conventional sightseeing tours.

Enjoy a hassle-free introduction to Bordeaux's famous wine traditions on this small-group tasting tour. Pick your preferred wine region, either Saint-Émilion on the Right Bank or the Médoc on the Left, and relax knowing the logistics and activities are all sorted for you. Visit one or two prestigious wineries in either region to sample top-quality local wines, sample regional cheese and cured meats, and learn about wine-tasting techniques.

Saint-Emilion is both a UNESCO-listed town and home to some of Bordeaux’s most famous red wines, and this small-group tasting tour from Bordeaux makes it possible to experience both in one afternoon. Learn the secrets of winemaking and ‘terroir’ on a tour and tasting at a Grand Cru winery; take a walking tour through the medieval streets of Saint-Émilion; and pair fine Bordeaux reds with delicious cheeses and other local delicacies at a family-run winery.