Our concept: To discover and eat our way through the winding cobbled stone streets of Bordeaux. To drink incredible wine (of course) and to learn some of the city’s history along the way. All this with your friendly local guide, who will show you the city through her eyes.
Good to know:
Pey Berland is a historic square located in the very heart of Bordeaux. Named after the Pey Berland Tower, this lively square offers a mix of architectural beauty, cultural significance, and vibrant energy. On this square, we will talk about the bell tower, the Saint Andre Cathedral and the famous weddings that took place here. Here, closeby to the cathedral we will try the best cannelés in town
Saint-André Cathedral, an architectural m masterpiece and found right in the center of Bordeaux. Not only does it stand as as a beacon of faith but also holds significance along the historic Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route. Moreover, it is also where some of the middle ages' most iconic weddings took place.
Initially constructed between 1771 and 1784, the building served as the Archbishop’s Palace of Bordeaux. Presently, it retains its significance as the city's administrative hub and a prominent setting for official gatherings and ceremonies
You will make your own way to the meeting points