Thanks to its magnificent architecture, recently made even more attractive due to major urban redevelopment projects along the quays and the beautification of major streets where trams now run, the city of Bordeaux has become a major tourist destination.

Two hours to discover Old Bordeaux on foot

From the wide avenues of the neo-classic Place des Quinconces and Grand Théâtre district to the narrow, lively streets of the Saint Pierre district, this circuit will enable you to discover Bordeaux's historic heritage.
Points of Interest:
The Monument aux Girondins, the Maison Gobineau (CIVB Bordeaux Wine Council), the Allées de Tourny, the Grand Théâtre, Notre Dame church, the Passage Sarget, town houses on the Cours de l'Intendance and Cours du Chapeau Rouge, the Galeries Bordelaises, Place de la Bourse, Rue Fernand Philippart, Place du Parlement, Saint Pierre church, Place Camille Jullian, Rue des Argentiers, and the Porte Cailhau.

Two hours to discover Bordeaux, a city of art and history listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO

This coach tour focuses on the city's most well-known buildings, such as the Monument aux Girondins, as well as the Chartrons district, the quays, Place de la Bourse, the Porte Cailhau, the Grosse Cloche, Saint Michel church, Saint André Cathedral, the Palais Rohan (Bordeaux Town Hall), and Place de la Comédie, where the magnificent Grand Théâtre is located.

 Three hours to discover the gourmet delights of Bordeaux

(Groups limited to 12 people)
This walking tour for food lovers encompasses some of the finest gourmet shops in Bordeaux, capital of Southwest France, where all its specialities can be found.
This tour includes 4 tastings of regional products, as well as an opportunity to discover the city's architectural heritage.  
Examples:
Tasting at a famous cheese shop
Tasting of duck and goose foie gras, grenier médocain (spicy local sausage) and Bayonne ham
Visit to a chocolate maker's shop
Visit to the CIVB Bordeaux Wine Council, with a tasting at their wine bar