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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.
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.
Looking to sample the best red wine France has to offer? There’s no _viner_ place than the Médoc region.
Kickstart your adventure with a warming cup of coffee, setting the stage for the pastry mastery that lies ahead. Immerse yourself in a unique dining cellar experience, where exquisite pastries are paired with tantalizing cocktails to invigorate your senses. It’s a festive treat that’s sure to delight!
Start the audio tour at Place des Quinconces and end at Palais Rohan, the City Hall.
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.
Kick off a delightful Culinary Stroll from the renowned Place Saint-Pierre, one of Bordeaux’s charming small squares. The morning begins in a celebrated coffee shop nestled in the heart of the gorgeous wine capital. Savor the enticing blend of rich coffee and exquisite chocolate, acclaimed as the city’s finest, while soaking in the fascinating history of this port and its commodities.
Join a small-group guided tour to explore Bordeaux and learn about its history and architecture. Visit landmarks, historical sites, and local markets. Taste regional foods and see the city’s unique architectural styles.
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.
Step into La Cité du Vin even quicker with this fast-track La Cité du Vin ticket and go on an immersive self-guided tour through Bordeaux’s wine and culture.
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.
There’s more than wine waiting for you in Bordeaux. With the Bordeaux CityPass in your hand, you’ll be able to enjoy free entry into 20 museums and monuments – and you won’t even have to worry about transport in between. Choose between a 48-hour or 72-hour pass and see the very best of Bordeaux.
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