Villalba

Calaceite

Torre del Compte

Benifallet

Cretas

Tivenys

Corachar

Amposta

Ulldecona

Alcossebre

Tarancon

Navas del Rey

Santa Cruz de la Zaraza

La Serrada

Aldealabad

San Martin de Valdieglesias

Valmojado

Casillas

Sotillo de la Adrada

Mocejon

Fresnedilla

Soller

Estellencs

Mota del Cuervo

Bassins des Lumières: Matisse & Frida Kahlo Exhibition

La Cité du Vin: Permanent Exhibition + Belvedere

Bassins des Lumières: Ocean Exhibition

Bordeaux: Guided Cruise on the Garonne

Bordeaux: Guided Cruise on the Garonne with a Drink and a Canelé

Musée du Vin et du Négoce: Entry Ticket

Bordeaux: Guided River Cruise + Drinks

Porte Cailhau: Entry Ticket

Bordeaux: 2.5-Hr Guided Bike Tour

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

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

Saint-Emilion: Guided Wine Tasting Tour + Lunch

Flèche Saint-Michel: Entry Ticket

Bordeaux: Guided Food Tour & Tastings

Historic District Bordeaux: Food Tour

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.

The wine capital of France will reveal its true beauty aboard the Aquitania boat. Sail along the Port de la Lune, in the heart of Bordeaux, and soak up the city's UNESCO-listed historic center. Heading on, take in the facade of the quays, dating from the 18th century, and observe the Place de la Bourse, a symbol of the architecture of that era.

Bordeaux's historical heritage is as rich and exciting as its recent developments. Pass in front of the Cité du Vin and under the emblematic Jacques Chaban-Delmas bridge, symbols of a metropolis turned towards the world that constantly reinvents itself.

Your guide will tell you the history of these buildings and monuments, as you admire the Bordeaux of yesterday and today. It's Bordeaux as you've never seen it before!

Step aboard this Bordeaux Guided Cruise on the mighty Garonne River and embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of France's renowned wine region. Prepare to indulge your senses and elevate your experience with a delightful drink and a delectable canelé, as you immerse yourself in the scenic beauty and rich history that surround you.

This scenic cruise comes courtesy of Yacht de Bordeaux, who want you to share their passion for the city and its river. After you set off, your guide will commentate the cruise and help you appreciate the city the same way you would a glass of Bordeaux. 

Along the way you'll see the sights of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Bordeaux, including the Gothic Bordeaux Cathedral, 18th and 19th-century mansions, and art museums. There's nothing like sailing the Port de la Lune to help discover the city's beauty and history.

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!

Prepare a guided river cruise to see Bordeaux from the water. 

Board a 1.5-hour cruise on the Garonne River and enjoy a glass of local wine and a traditional canelé pastry. 

Sail from the Port of the Moon to Port de Bassens while a local guide shares Bordeaux's history and culture. 

Pass notable landmarks, taste regional specialties, and learn about the city's heritage.

Visit Bordeaux's Porte Cailhau, a 500-year-old monument that once served as a defensive gate. 

See its military design and Renaissance elegance in features like the machicolations and portcullis. 

Examine detailed window carvings and sculptures, reflecting the artistic revival of the time. 

As you walk through, observe each stone that tells a story from history and see the new displays inside. 

Climb the stairs to the oak beams for a view of the nearby bridge.

Take a guided bike tour of Bordeaux with a local expert. Ride through key landmarks on a smooth Dutch-style bike, suitable for all levels. See the Grosse Cloche, the Cathédrale Saint-André de Bordeaux, the Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux, and the Jardin Public.

Enjoy views along the Garonne River and visit the innovative Darwin Eco-système. The tour finishes at the UNESCO-listed Site, Place de la Bourse. View its Water Mirror or the Miroir d'eau. A guide will share local tips and stories to enrich your time in Bordeaux.

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.

Begin the day at Rustic Vines Agency in Bordeaux, ready for a scenic drive to Saint-Emilion, filled with fine wine and rich history.

Visit the first château for a guided tour and wine tasting, discovering the secrets of winemaking.

Enjoy a delicious lunch at the winery, paired with a glass of their finest wine.

Continue the adventure with a visit to a second winery for more wine tastings.

Take a guided walking tour through the medieval village of Saint-Emilion and indulge in another wine-tasting session.

Conclude the day with a return journey to Bordeaux.

Visit the Flèche Saint-Michel in Bordeaux, an independent bell tower standing tall at 114 m.

Climb its 230 steps to access a terrace at 47 m, providing clear views over the city, the Garonne River, and the iconic Port of the Moon.

After years of restoration, this significant monument is reopening, offering an opportunity to see Bordeaux from a unique perspective.

Begin a food tour in Bordeaux after visiting Paris and Nice. Known for exceptional food and wine, Bordeaux offers a rich food experience. Walk the streets of central Bordeaux with local guides to sample local specialties and more. 

Taste charcuterie, cheese, the best cannelés in town, fresh oysters, top burgers, and delicious focaccia. Seasonal products may change the tastings, but quality and quantity remain consistent. Enjoy a variety of street foods, including some sweet surprises.

Meet your guide in Bordeaux's historic center at the charming Place Saint-Pierre. Start with coffee and chocolate in a cozy café.

As you stroll through the Old City, learn about its history and meet local artisans to taste fruits and Viennese pastries.

Discuss quality and production methods while sampling local wine at the Covered Market. Conclude your tour by visiting a trendy restaurant/canteen in the Saint-Michel district to enjoy a typical French dish.

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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