Discover Bordeaux on a small-group tour from Biarritz or Bayonne with a local guide, hotel pickup, and air-conditioned transport.
Begin at Porte Cailhau and the Grosse Cloche, pass the Basilica of Saint Michel, and climb Pey Berland Tower for city panoramas. Enjoy a regional lunch before exploring Rue Sainte Catherine, Place du Parlement, and Place de la Bourse with its Miroir d’Eau.
Conclude at the Grand Théâtre, the Sanna sculpture, Monument to the Girondins, and Place des Quinconces, with optional free time at the Cité du Vin (admission not included).
This day trip blends heritage, architecture, gastronomy, and wine culture for a comfortable and memorable visit to Bordeaux from the Basque French coast.
Open tour: Small-group tour up to 8 participants.<br/>Language: Choose this option for the tour in English.<br/>Pickup included
Open tour: Small-group tour up to 8 participants.<br/>Language: Choose this option for the tour in Spanish.<br/>Pickup included
The journey begins by crossing this fantastic region, known for its large dunes, vast pine forests, oysters, and pâtés.
This beautiful square, dedicated to the memory of the Girondins, a political group that played a significant role during the French Revolution, marks the beginning of our tour. Surrounded by impressive fountains and sculptures, it is one of the most iconic landmarks in Bordeaux.
Here, we will admire the exterior of the Grand Théâtre and the Sculpture Sanna. The guide will show you how this unique sculpture changes shape depending on the viewing angle, creating fascinating visual effects and inspiring interesting reflections.
This is probably the most iconic location in Bordeaux. We will soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this fantastic square while enjoying panoramic views of the Garonne River and other landmarks, such as the iconic Pont de Pierre.
Place du Parlement is one of Bordeaux's most charming squares, known for its elegant 18th-century architecture and lively atmosphere. Surrounded by beautifully preserved buildings with intricate facades, this historic square was named in honor of the former Bordeaux Parliament.
After walking through some of Bordeaux’s most iconic streets, such as Rue Sainte-Catherine, the guide will share the amusing history behind this medieval gateway—a monument that commemorates a victory that didn’t last long and a king who died young in a rather unusual way...
Lunch time in a traditional restaurant
This majestic 15th-century Gothic tower was built as the bell tower of Saint-André Cathedral, yet it stood silent for over 400 years before finally receiving its first bell! A true symbol of Bordeaux’s rich history, its intricate design and towering presence make it a fascinating sight. Nearby, we will also see the historic Bordeaux City Hall.
Another impressive cathedral and bell tower. We will visit the interior, admire its stained glass windows, and talk about some interesting curiosities and... mummies!
One of Bordeaux’s most iconic landmarks, the Grosse Cloche is a beautiful medieval tower that has played an important role in the city's history. With its impressive architecture and centuries-old bell, this site has many stories to tell. The guide will reveal its fascinating past and why it remains a beloved symbol of Bordeaux today.
Finally, we will head to the Cité du Vin Museum, where you’ll have some relaxing free time before we pick you up and return to Biarritz. Access to the museum not included.
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A traditional Basque cake filled with either custard or black cherries.
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Biarritz is generally safe for travelers, with low crime rates and a welcoming atmosphere. However, as with any tourist destination, it's important to stay vigilant and take precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.
Biarritz Train Station
Biarritz Bus Station
The Chronoplus bus network is efficient and covers most of the city and surrounding areas. Buses are a convenient way to get around.
Available • Apps: G7, Uber
Car, Bike, Scooter
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