Bordeaux
With its UNESCO tag and Roman ruins, cool bars and excellent wines, Bordeaux is simply not to be missed. Get a local guide to France to help you discover its treasures.
Bordeaux Tours
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2-Hour Bordeaux Walking Tour with Medieval and 18th-Century Highlights
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2.5-Hour Bordeaux Food Tour with Chef-Led Market Tastings
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2.5-Hour Private Bordeaux Walking Tour with Old Town Highlights
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4-Hour Bordeaux Bicycle Tour through the City's Historic Districts
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7-Hour Bordeaux Wine Tour through Médoc and Saint-Émilion
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7-Hour Prehistoric Cave Tour in Dordogne with Lascaux and Rouffignac
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8-Hour Arcachon Bay Tour from Bordeaux with Dune du Pyla
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8-Hour Private Saint-Émilion Wine Tour with Grand Cru Tastings
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8-Hour Saint-Émilion History and Wine Tour from Bordeaux
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Bordeaux Mystery Quest: Self-Guided UNESCO Walk
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Bordeaux Private Walking Tour With A Professional Guide
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Bordeaux Walking Tour Private
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GRUPO PEQUEÑO: TOUR HISTÓRICO DEL VINO CON CATA DE VINOS Y QUESOS DE BURDEOS
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Old Town Bordeaux City Exploration Game!
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Small Group: Bordeaux Wine History Tour with Wine & Cheese Tasting
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Bordeaux
The babbling waters of the Garonne, the splash of the Gironde Estuary wetlands, the gush of Bordeaux's famous white wines – these are the backing tracks to what’s arguably France's most up-coming and exiting urban hub today. Steeped in the history of old Aquitaine, tagged by UNESCO and hurtling fast-forward into the modern age with shimmering new football stadiums and sleek tramways that run silent through the blocks, there's no denying the immersion that's on offer here. Travelers can flit between the Roman arches of La Victoire by morning and chin wag with the local students in the buzzing boho bars of the rejuvenated Les Quais district by afternoon. They can shop along the leafy boulevards and laze in the green parks of Gambetta Square, or wonder in grand museums related to the French Revolution. Of course, jaunts out to the Chateaux vineyards that line the Garonne and Dordogne rivers are a must, while Bordeaux tour guides will also be able to reveal a happening gastronomy scene in the city centre, including degustation joints, hearty local meat taverns and even artisan coffeeshops.