• St. Andre Cathedral - Begin at Place Pey Berland to admire the cathedral. With origins dating back to 1096, explore its rich history and stunning architecture.
• Tour Pey-Berland - Discover why this 15th-century belfry was constructed separately from the cathedral.
• Utopia - Pause at Place Camille Jullian to appreciate this renowned building.
• Place Saint-Projet - The Saint Projet church once stood here during the Middle Ages. Can you find the remaining old bell tower?
• Porte Cailhau - This medieval gateway, built in 1495, is truly inspiring. Explore the region’s history from the independent state of Guyenne to English rule and finally to French governance.
• Eglise St Pierre - Once the city’s first port in the 12th century, learn about the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela.
• The Water Mirror - This landmark is the city’s most photographed spot. Capture a photo here while admiring the distant Pont de Pierre.
• Place de la Bourse - This 18th-century neo-classical square is the centerpiece of the quays. Uncover the port’s history and plan activities for the upcoming days.
• Grand Theatre - Built in the late 18th century, this theatre is the heart of the Golden Triangle.
• Monument aux Girondins - Observe the monument and delve into the history of the revolution.

• Local recommendations
• Fun and Energetic Tour Guide
• Shared Group Tour or Private Options Available
• Visit to landmarks and monuments listed in itinerary

• Gratuities
• Entrance inside the monuments unless requested.
• Hotel pick-up or drop-off

Discover the essence of one of France’s most stunning cities with the guidance of a local expert. Opt for either a shared or private walking tour that leads you through Bordeaux’s UNESCO-listed historic center, revealing the tales behind its magnificent 18th-century architecture, renowned landmarks, and lively street scenes.

Explore the city’s most renowned attractions, such as Place de la Bourse and the renowned Miroir d’Eau, the Gothic spires of Saint-André Cathedral, the sophisticated Porte Cailhau, and the Grand Théâtre — one of Europe’s premier neoclassical opera houses. Throughout the tour, the guide will animate Bordeaux’s history, from its Roman beginnings and significance in the global wine industry to its remarkable 18th-century transformation under urban planner Tourny.

Groups are kept small to ensure a personalized experience with ample opportunity for questions. The shared group tour guides operate on a tips-only basis, allowing you to pay what you believe the experience was worth at the conclusion.

• Entrance into any monument or landmark during the tour is not included . You and guide will visit all locations from the exterior.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.