Villalba

Calaceite

Torre del Compte

Benifallet

Cretas

Tivenys

Corachar

Amposta

Ulldecona

Alcossebre

Tarancon

Navas del Rey

La Serrada

Santa Cruz de la Zaraza

Aldealabad

San Martin de Valdieglesias

Valmojado

Casillas

Sotillo de la Adrada

Fresnedilla

Mocejon

Hoyos del Espino

Mota del Cuervo

Soller

Bassins des Lumières: Matisse & Frida Kahlo Exhibition

La Cité du Vin: Permanent Exhibition + Belvedere

Bassins des Lumières: Ocean Exhibition

Bordeaux CityPass

Musée du Vin et du Négoce: Entry Ticket

Bordeaux: VR Experience "Horizon of Khufu"

ECLIPSO Bordeaux: Les Derniers Remparts - Carcassonne 1304 VR Experience

Bordeaux: VR Experience "Life Chronicles"

ECLIPSO Bordeaux: The Builders' Treasure - In the Footsteps of Egyptian Genius

Bordeaux: "An Evening with the Impressionists, Paris 1874" VR Experience

Médoc: Half-Day Wine Tour from Bordeaux

Saint-Émilion Village: Half-Day Wine Tour from Bordeaux

Musée de l’Histoire Maritime de Bordeaux: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

Saint-Émilion Village: Full-Day Wine Tour from Bordeaux

Médoc: Full-Day Wine Tour from Bordeaux

Chartrons Bordeaux: Food Tour in the Wine District

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The Bassins des Lumières are aimed at all audiences, with immersive digital exhibitions that will seduce young and old, art lovers and novices alike, thanks to architectural projections that appeal to the senses and emotions.

Located in Bordeaux’s impressive submarine base, originally built by the Germans during World War II, the site has been transformed by Culturespaces into France’s largest digital art centre, offering spectacular exhibitions in a truly unique setting.

It's a superb one-hour stroll through paintings by great masters of art history. The visit is not guided; however, a soundtrack accompanies you all along the route and allows you to immerse yourself even more intensely in the works.

It's an escape at your own pace that will amaze you!

Skip the ticket line at La Cité du Vin and explore wine culture at your own pace.

This self-guided visit includes access to 20 themed areas spread across 3,000 sq m. An audio guide is available in several languages to help you through the exhibits.

Learn how wine production began in the Caucasus region and spread across the Mediterranean and Western Europe. Discover how wine became part of cultures around the world, including regions outside France.

The exhibition features interactive displays where you can explore aromas, flavors, and key moments in wine history.

Your visit also includes a glass of wine at the 8th-floor Belvédère, where you can enjoy views over Bordeaux.

Visit Bassins des Lumières, the world’s largest digital art center, showcasing immersive exhibitions featuring major artists from art history and contemporary art.

Located in Bordeaux’s former submarine base, built by the Germans during World War II, the site has been transformed by Culturespaces into France’s largest digital art center. It now hosts immersive exhibitions.

There's more than wine waiting for you in Bordeaux. 

With the Bordeaux CityPass in your hand, you'll be able to enjoy entry into 15 museums and monuments, and you won't even have to worry about transport in between. 

Choose between a 24, 48, 72, or 96-hour pass and see the very best of Bordeaux.

As part of your pass, you'll be able to go on one guided tour too.

Feeling adventurous? Tantalize your taste buds at the Musée du Vin et du Négoce. Begin your wine tasting journey with a presentation on the intricacies of Bordeaux's vineyards. 

Then, visit the vaulted wine cellars, built in 1720, and taste 2 or 3 wines while you learn about three centuries-worth of winemaking and the history of the wine trade. Explore how wine was stored in barrels and learn about the work of coopers; people who made wooden casks to store wine. It's history at its tastiest!

Travel back 4,500 years to ancient Egypt with an expedition through the Khufu Horizon. Explore the largest and oldest pyramid on the Giza Plateau: the Great Pyramid of Khufu. 

Using a virtual reality headset, visit the pyramid and see how it looked during the time of the pharaohs. Navigate the Nile, witness King Khufu's funeral, and visit places not previously shown to the public.

Visit the fortified city of Carcassonne, the largest in Europe, as it was in 1304. Follow a young lord and observe the political and religious turmoil of the city during the Inquisition.

Using virtual reality, walk through bustling streets, see a medieval market, and view the city walls and soldiers in training.

Join a virtual reality tour to travel 3.5 billion years into the past. With "Life Chronicles," follow the major stages of Earth's evolution and life. 

Wear a VR headset to see ocean depths and tropical forests and meet giant millipedes, marine reptiles, and dinosaurs. Walk alongside a Tyrannosaurus and get ready for both an educational and fun adventure.

Step into the history of ancient Egypt with "The Builders' Treasure," a virtual reality tour at ECLIPSO Bordeaux produced by Excurio. The construction of the Great Pyramid is a mystery over 4,500 years old.

Alongside Mona, a young and intrepid Egyptologist, and Bastet, a goddess, go on an adventure that blends science, mythology, and visual poetry.

From the Giza plateau to the shores of the Red Sea, passing through the necropolis of Dahshur, you will observe the builders at work and infiltrate one of their ships in search of clues to try and solve the mystery of the pyramids' construction.

This quest will give you a glimpse into the latest findings and lead you to explore the architectural theories that have emerged from them.

From the quarries of Tourah to the ports of the Red Sea, follow the builders of a visionary civilization who joined forces to achieve monumental feats.

Step back to the year 1874 and see the night that sparked Impressionism.

With "An Evening with the Impressionists: Paris 1874," visit the Paris of Claude Monet, Auguste Renoir, and Edgar Degas as they debuted their art outside the official Salon. 

Walk through key sites associated with the Impressionist movement, including the island of La Grenouillère, Le Havre, and Nadar's studio.

Get ready to learn about this significant shift in art history.

If you're looking to sample the best red wine France has to offer, there's no _viner_ place than the Médoc region. 

Take this half-day excursion from Bordeaux and discover France's premier wine region with an expert guide. Visit two carefully selected 'Grand cru classé' wine estates, and get an introduction to the history and blending processes distinctive of each winery. 

Each château will offer a guided tasting and the opportunity to savor some delicious Cabernet Sauvignon.

Get a taste (literally) of some of France's best wines as you explore the countryside plains and rolling hills of Bordeaux’s famous wine region. 

A unique microclimate and fertile soil have made Saint-Émilion a haven for winemaking since Roman times! All your wine questions will be answered on a walk through the quaint, cobbled streets of this medieval village with your guide. 

Thirsty? Taste the different vintages and learn about the wine production process as you go.

The Musée de l’Histoire Maritime de Bordeaux presents the maritime, port, and river history of the Port de la Lune. 

Bordeaux’s existence and development are influenced by its geographical location between the Atlantic coast and the Mediterranean trade routes. 

The museum highlights individuals and families such as poets, philosophers, adventurers, shipowners, navigators, royal corsairs, merchants, and industrialists who contributed to this story. 

Discover items from Bordeaux families, including documents, prints, paintings, model ships, ship plans, nautical charts, and navigation instruments, tracing the port’s history from the Gallo-Roman era to today.

Staying a few days in Bordeaux? Combine rich history and three exclusive wine tastings with a walk through a charming medieval village – all transport included. 

Starting with a scenic drive through the vineyards, you'll head for the village of Saint-Émilion to explore the beautiful Cordeliers Cloister, carved from limestone.

Then, discover how Bordeaux made its mark on the winemaking map, and sample the wines at three local wineries. The tour returns to Bordeaux by late afternoon.

Looking to sample the best red wine France has to offer? There's no _viner_ place than the Médoc region.

Take this day-long excursion from Bordeaux and discover France's premier wine region with an expert guide. Visit three 'Grand cru classé' wine estates, and get an introduction to the history and blending processes of each. And tastings, naturally.

After your first stop you'll enjoy a scenic drive along the winery-lined _Route des Chateaux_, before having some free time in Pauillac.

Bordeaux's wine history began in this district centuries ago. Today, it's a haven of antique dealers and charming shops. Discover the rich history of Bordeaux in a bohemian atmosphere.

Start with coffee and enjoy local pastries in a unique dining cellar, paired with cocktails. Another sweet treat awaits during your walk, along with a visit to an 18th-century bakery.

Conclude with a wine and charcuterie pairing at an exceptional wine cellar, featuring a carefully selected assortment.

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