Top Saint-Emilion Cultural Tours

Saint-Émilion is known for its many striking chateaux, its vast vineyards, and, of course, its wine. Cycle through the region’s rolling green countryside and quaint villages on your e-bike on this small-group wine tour. Pedal with ease on your motorized bike, following your guide through lush vineyards and stopping at two different chateaux to sample world-renowned vintage St. Emilion wines and learn about the wine-making process. Enjoy a picnic lunch along the way filled with local delicacies and even more wine.

Explore the wine regions of Pomerol and Saint-Emilion all in one day and sample some of Bordeaux's most celebrated wines along the way. Start the day with a wine tasting in the UNESCO-listed medieval village of Saint-Emilion, then continue to a Grand Cru chateau for a personalized tasting. After lunch (not included) at a restaurant hand-picked for you, continue to the Pomerol region for a final wine tasting.

Saint-Émilion rises from a limestone plateau where medieval pilgrims once sought miracles and modern visitors hunt down the perfect glass of wine. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll find out how an 8th century hermit’s cave became the foundation for Europe’s most extraordinary underground church and the world’s first UNESCO World Heritage wine region. The tour starts at the iconic Monolithic Church of Saint-Emilion, a cathedral-sized hollow carved directly into the cliff, where you’ll trace the area’s evolution from a spiritual retreat to a prosperous medieval commune. You'll also Saint-Émilion Collegial Catholic Church at Saint-Émilion, where canons once lived, prayed, and shaped the town’s spiritual life. I’ll show you about Saint-Émilion’s dual identity, with over 800 wineries occupying the same terroir that sustained medieval monasteries. The tour ends at the peaceful ruins of the Cloître des Cordeliers, where sparkling wine ages in limestone caves three kilometers deep.

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.

Experience the timeless beauty of Saint-Émilion on a full-day wine tour designed for true connoisseurs. Explore prestigious Grand Cru Classé estates and indulge in exclusive wine tastings and picnic that showcase the region’s exceptional terroir. Wander through the historic cobblestone streets of this UNESCO World Heritage site, soaking in its rich history and stunning landscapes. This immersive tour offers a perfect blend of culture, heritage, and world-class wines, ensuring an unforgettable day in one of Bordeaux’s most enchanting regions.

This guided walk will allow you to learn more about the history of the development of the city, from its origins to the present day. Walk along the ramparts, imagine the life of the monks through the old monasteries and the magnificent views of the city. An outside explanation of the monolithic church, the collegiate church, the palace of the archbishops, and the remains of the fortifications will be possible with the tour guide. The advantage of booking a private walking tour is that the visit takes place at your own pace. This tour offers a high degree of flexibility whether you are looking for a tour that takes in all the famous sites or something more off the beaten track. Your private guide will have the knowledge and expertise to create the perfect walking tour, according to your wishes!

Book an e-bike tour of Saint-Émilion to discover the wine region’s “chateaux” on two wheels. A fun take on a classic wine tour, the small-group excursion lets you get your exercise fix along with a wine tasting and postcard-perfect scenery. Indulge in wine tastings at family-owned vineyards to sample Bordeaux varietals, and take a stroll through the beautiful wine region.