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Venture to Bordeaux’s storied Left Bank—and visit some of the world’s most renowned wineries—on this small-group, half-day tour. After convening in central Bordeaux, you’ll travel via minivan to two different chateaux, and stop at the superlative Château Margaux for pictures. Enjoy tours and tastings as you go, and learn more about what makes the Margaux appellation so revered among wine lovers. As you explore, you’ll also take in the region’s exceptional scenery.

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.

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.

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.

Accompanied by a real local guide, you will discover the most beautiful neighborhoods and monuments of the city, along a magnificent route of approximately 13km, perfectly secure and suitable for bicycles. The bikes provided are beautiful Beach Cruisers that are super comfortable and perfect for the city. Our groups are limited to 10 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 risk of showers. Our reception point has a toilet.

For lovers of wine and historical heritage! Are you ready to discover one of the most beautiful parts of the Bordeaux vineyards with a local guide from Bordeaux? After meeting your guide, you'll set off for Saint-Emilion in a 9-seater van. On the way you will learn more about the wines of Bordeaux and Saint-Emilion. You will then visit a family winery where you will learn more about how the wines are made. Before a tasting of at least 3 wines from the estate. You'll continue with a guided historical tour of the village of Saint-Emilion and a tasting of its second speciality: macarons. Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1999, this medieval village boasts breathtaking views. An excursion not to be missed, and the best value for money on the market!

Bring a love of food and a taste for adventure on this small-group food and wine tour of Bordeaux. Savor local specialties with tastings equivalent to a meal while uncovering the city's historical highlights from the imposing Saint André Cathedral to the UNESCO-listed old town. Indulge in a wine and cheese pairing workshop featuring local wines at hidden gems loved by the locals.

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind perspective on Bordeaux—and see many of the city’s top sights in just a short amount of time—on this private sidecar tour. Head to central Bordeaux, meet your guide, and hop into your retro sidecar. Your guide will whisk you around Bordeaux’s key attractions, from the Place de la Bourse and Saint-Michel to the Grand Théâtre and beyond. The itinerary can also be customized, based on your interests.

Eat your way through award-winning bakeries on this small-group walking tour of Bordeaux. For a city as celebrated for its food as its wine, Bordeaux's bakeries are surprisingly easy to walk past without knowing what you're missing. Follow a local guide to the city’s top spots, pairing tastings of fresh pastries with stops at historic landmarks.

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.

Spend a half-day in the charming medieval town of Saint-Emilion on a  trip from Bordeaux. Explore the best of this UNESCO-listed village, including a wine tasting at a grand cru wine estate, a walk along the historic city walls, and visits to unique artist galleries and studios. Enjoy some free time in Saint-Emilion, too.

It is the most complete walking tour in Bordeaux and also the best rated in the city! An exclusive tour designed so you can get to know the attractions of Bordeaux in the most complete, entertaining and fun way.

Bordeaux is a famously gastronomic city, but finding its culinary highlights isn’t always easy for first-timers. Instead, enjoy a hassle-free way to explore, and benefit from your Guide’s local knowledge, on this small-group tasting tour. Look forward to sampling cheese, pastries, and other indulgent treats, and pair your dicks with several glasses of local wine. As a bonus, you can also spot many highlight city attractions between stops.

With countless restaurants and bars across Bordeaux, it can be difficult for travelers to find the most authentic spots. Instead, you can savor the city’s finest food and wine on this small-group walking tour of the Old Town. Begin with a tasting tour of standout artisanal bakeries, cheese shops, and more. Then, cap things off with a seated wine, cheese, and charcuterie tasting, hosted in a cozy wine cellar.

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.

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.

Our Concept: To discover and eat our way through the winding cobbled stone streets of Bordeaux. To drink incredible local wine (of course) and to learn some of the city’s history along the way. All this with your friendly local guide, who will show you the city through her eyes. On this Bordeaux Food Tour, you can expect: - Local and authentic food and wine stops - Tours are run with an english-speaking guide - Family friendly -A carefully curated tour that involves high quality local food products. - Tour ends in a local wine cellar with a generous food and wine tasting - total walking - around 3km. - Tuesdays to Saturdays 10h00 - 13h30 & 15h00 - 18h30 - 7 stops. All food and wine included - Vegetarians friendly. Due to the nature of the French cuisine, this tour is not suitable for vegans. - Small group of no more than 8 persons per tour

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.

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.

Discover Bordeaux from the Garonne! The Bordeaux Yacht company welcomes you on board, for a privileged and unforgettable 1h30 cruise. We offer a glass of wine or soft and canelé. The best of Bordeaux is available to you on this prestige guided cruise. (Commented by our guide speaker) This one will make you appreciate, like a good wine: Bordeaux, a city classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007. There is nothing like sailing in the port of La Lune to make you discover its beauties and its history. You will board close to the water mirror and enjoy the wonderful spectacle of the most illustrious monuments and bridges in the city. While you are fully enjoying your getaway on the river of the sleeping beauty, a canelé and a glass of Bordeaux wine 12,5cl will be offered on board. A bar is at your disposal throughout the cruise, the boat is air conditioned.

Experience the best of Bordeaux’s food scene without the guesswork on this small-group walking tour. Taste organic Bordeaux wines, sample chocolate bonbons from an award-winning chocolatier, enjoy a hazelnut treat from a local family business, and savor a traditional French lunch in Saint-Pierre—all while hearing stories about the city and having plenty of time to enjoy each stop.

Cycle through the picturesque vineyards of Saint-Émilion, one of Bordeaux’s most renowned wine appellations, on a scenic electric bike tour, available from April to October. Visit two chateaux wineries for wine tastings, savor a picnic lunch amid the vines, and enjoy exploring the charming, UNESCO-listed village of Saint-Émilion. This relaxed yet enriching day perfectly blends adventure, culture, and the finest French wines.

Spend a day sipping French reds and whites in the Saint-Emilion and Pomerol wine region. Departing from Bordeaux, visit two chateaux to taste the region’s famous wines and wander the streets of beautiful Saint-Emilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.