Itinerary

Grosse Cloche de Bordeaux
(Pass By)
Your first stop is an award-winning local bakery run by a young artisan baker, passionate about traditional techniques.You'll see croissants being hand folded and get to taste one fresh from the oven. As you sip a coffee or tea learn how viennoiseries like this one became part of Bordeaux's morning ritual
20 minutes
Admission Included
Grosse Cloche
(Pass By)
Stroll through Bordeaux's UNESCO listed old town, home to cobbled streets, grand architecture, and centuries of history. You'll pass by the iconic Grosse Cloche, one of France's oldest belfries and a favourite photo stop for anyone exploring the city
No visit to Bordeaux is complete without tasting a canelé, a small, caramelized pastry with a soft custard centre. This one comes from a family-run patisserie that uses only natural ingredients and traditional baking methods. Learn how this humble pastry became a symbol of Bordeaux's wine heritage.
25 minutes
Admission Included
Cathedrale Saint-Andre Bordeaux
(Pass By)
As you explore the city stop by the Cathedral of Saint-Andre, one of the most important landmarks in Bordeaux. Admire the Tour Pey-Berland, a striking 15-century bell tower topped with a golden statue that watches over the city.
20 minutes
Take a seat at a typical Bordeaux cafe brasserie located just steps from the City Hall. Here, enjoy a Plat du Jour - a homemade dish featuring seasonal ingredients from southwest France. This is here the tour really connects you with everyday life in Bordeaux.
15 minutes
Admission Included
Chocolaterie Bordeaux Maison Darricau depuis 1915
(Pass By)
You can't say you have done a French tour without cheese. At a charming fromagerie, a local cheese expert will guide you through a curated tasting, showing how France's regions and traditions result in more than 1200 kinds of cheese. Expect pairings and surprising flavour combinations.
30 minutes
Chocolaterie Bordeaux Maison Darricau depuis 1915
(Pass By)
Discover one of Bordeaux's oldest artisanal chocolatiers, in business for over a century and still run by the same family today. This third-generation chocolate shop is a true local institution - known for it's handcrafted techniques, rich heritage and irresistible creations. A must for anyone with a sweet tooth or an interest in Bordeaux's trade-era culinary history.
10 minutes
At Bordeaux's newest patisserie, you'll try a pastry that's become a local sensation since it's invention in 2007. Named after the region's striking Atlantic coastline, this innovative dessert combines tradition with bold, contemporary flavours - and it is quickly becoming a must try for food lovers visiting the city.
15 minutes
Bordeaux
(Pass By)
Your final stop is a hidden gem wine bar, where a professional sommelier will guide you through a curated tasting of three Bordeaux wines. Learn about Left Bank vs Right Bank, Merlot vs Cab and what really makes Bordeaux wine so exceptional.
40 minutes
Place Gambetta
(Pass By)
You'll say farewell to your guide and small group in this iconic park.
5 minutes