● Explore Bordeaux's architectural evolution from ancient Roman ruins to medieval Gothic structures, culminating in 20th-century contemporary designs
● Discover masterpieces like the Cathedral Saint André, the National Opera with its twelve Corinthian columns, the Grand Hotel de Bordeaux, and the Monument aux Girondins
● Stroll along the Garonne River, admire the world’s largest reflecting pool and wander through the historic Chartrons neighborhood
From ancient Roman ruins to 20th-century minimalism, Bordeaux’s architecture has evolved over centuries, transforming the city's aesthetic into something truly unique. Embark on a complete historical walking tour through the world's wine capital, exploring different architectural styles across eras. Begin in ancient Rome, move through medieval and Gothic Bordeaux, then discover the neoclassical masterpieces of the 18th and 19th centuries, and conclude with 20th-century contemporary works from renowned architects.
Uncover architectural treasures such as the majestic Cathedral Saint André, the National Opera with its twelve Corinthian columns, and the elegant Grand Hotel de Bordeaux. Just a few steps away, visit the Monument aux Girondins at the Esplanade des Quinconces, one of France’s largest public squares. Enjoy the stunning Water Mirror, the world's largest reflecting pool.
Stroll along the charming right bank of the Garonne River, and explore the historic Chartrons neighborhood and the north district, an area with a rich history of wine merchants and barrel makers, often compared to Paris’s intimate Marais district. This tour offers a captivating journey through Bordeaux's history, showcasing the city's architectural brilliance and rich cultural heritage.
* The meeting point for this walking tour will be in Bordeaux city center and will be defined later.
Included
● Private walking tour with licensed English speaking guide
Not Included