

by HandMedinaCo Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$6.92This private walking tour in Bordeaux lasts between two and three hours and is led by a local professional guide. The route covers several key landmarks and monuments, starting at Place Pey Berland with a 15-minute stop to view Cathedrale Saint-Andre, built in 1096, while learning about its architecture and history. Next, the group spends five minutes at the 15th century Tour Pey-Berland belfry, which stands separately from the cathedral. The tour continues to Place Camille Jullian for a 10-minute stop at the Utopia building, followed by a five-minute walk-by of the former site of Saint Projet church, where the old bell tower remains visible. Visitors then spend 10 minutes at the medieval Porte Cailhau gateway, constructed in 1495, to hear about the region’s history from the independent state of Guyenne through English and French rule. Additional stops include a 10-minute visit to Eglise St Pierre, the city's original port from the 12th century, with information on the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostella; a 10-minute stop at the Water Mirror, Bordeaux’s most photographed spot with views of Pont de Pierre; and 15 minutes at the 18th century neo-classical Place de la Bourse, the center of the quays. The tour finishes with a 10-minute visit to the Grand Theatre, built in the late 18th century and located in the Golden Triangle, and a 15-minute stop at the Monument aux Girondins, where the guide explains its connection to the revolution. The guide provides local recommendations throughout. Entrance to any monuments is not included unless specifically requested. The tour offers a flexible pace tailored to interests and is suitable for families, couples, or small groups.
Cathedrale Saint-Andre Bordeaux
The tour begins at Place Pey Berland with a 15-minute viewing of the cathedral. Dating back to 1096, the guide explains its history and architectural details.
15 min
Tour Pey-Berland
A five-minute stop to learn why this 15th century belfry was built separately next to the cathedral.
5 min
Utopia
A 10-minute stop at Place Camille Jullian to view the notable Utopia building.
10 min
Saint Projet Church Site
A brief five-minute visit to the former location of Saint Projet church where the old bell tower remains visible from the Middle Ages.
5 min
Porte Cailhau
This 10-minute stop features the medieval gateway built in 1495. The guide covers the region’s history including the independent state of Guyenne, English rule, and current French governance.
10 min
Eglise St Pierre
At this 12th century site, which was Bordeaux’s first port, the guide discusses the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostella during a 10-minute stop.
10 min
The Water Mirror
A 10-minute stop at Bordeaux’s most photographed location with views of the Pont de Pierre bridge.
10 min
Place de la Bourse
This 18th century neo-classical square is the focal point of the quays and is visited for 15 minutes to explore port history and local points of interest.
15 min
Grand Theatre
A 10-minute visit to the late 18th century theatre at the heart of Bordeaux’s Golden Triangle.
10 min
Monument aux Girondins
A 15-minute stop at the monument where the guide explains its significance related to the revolution.
15 min
Your guide will be standing next to the statue holding a red umbrella.
End point
We finish our tour here usually but It will depend on your request.


by HandMedinaCo Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$6.92This private walking tour in Bordeaux lasts between two and three hours and is led by a local professional guide. The route covers several key landmarks and monuments, starting at Place Pey Berland with a 15-minute stop to view Cathedrale Saint-Andre, built in 1096, while learning about its architecture and history. Next, the group spends five minutes at the 15th century Tour Pey-Berland belfry, which stands separately from the cathedral. The tour continues to Place Camille Jullian for a 10-minute stop at the Utopia building, followed by a five-minute walk-by of the former site of Saint Projet church, where the old bell tower remains visible. Visitors then spend 10 minutes at the medieval Porte Cailhau gateway, constructed in 1495, to hear about the region’s history from the independent state of Guyenne through English and French rule. Additional stops include a 10-minute visit to Eglise St Pierre, the city's original port from the 12th century, with information on the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostella; a 10-minute stop at the Water Mirror, Bordeaux’s most photographed spot with views of Pont de Pierre; and 15 minutes at the 18th century neo-classical Place de la Bourse, the center of the quays. The tour finishes with a 10-minute visit to the Grand Theatre, built in the late 18th century and located in the Golden Triangle, and a 15-minute stop at the Monument aux Girondins, where the guide explains its connection to the revolution. The guide provides local recommendations throughout. Entrance to any monuments is not included unless specifically requested. The tour offers a flexible pace tailored to interests and is suitable for families, couples, or small groups.
Cathedrale Saint-Andre Bordeaux
The tour begins at Place Pey Berland with a 15-minute viewing of the cathedral. Dating back to 1096, the guide explains its history and architectural details.
15 min
Tour Pey-Berland
A five-minute stop to learn why this 15th century belfry was built separately next to the cathedral.
5 min
Utopia
A 10-minute stop at Place Camille Jullian to view the notable Utopia building.
10 min
Saint Projet Church Site
A brief five-minute visit to the former location of Saint Projet church where the old bell tower remains visible from the Middle Ages.
5 min
Porte Cailhau
This 10-minute stop features the medieval gateway built in 1495. The guide covers the region’s history including the independent state of Guyenne, English rule, and current French governance.
10 min
Eglise St Pierre
At this 12th century site, which was Bordeaux’s first port, the guide discusses the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostella during a 10-minute stop.
10 min
The Water Mirror
A 10-minute stop at Bordeaux’s most photographed location with views of the Pont de Pierre bridge.
10 min
Place de la Bourse
This 18th century neo-classical square is the focal point of the quays and is visited for 15 minutes to explore port history and local points of interest.
15 min
Grand Theatre
A 10-minute visit to the late 18th century theatre at the heart of Bordeaux’s Golden Triangle.
10 min
Monument aux Girondins
A 15-minute stop at the monument where the guide explains its significance related to the revolution.
15 min
Your guide will be standing next to the statue holding a red umbrella.
End point
We finish our tour here usually but It will depend on your request.