Things to do in Bordeaux

Wine, something you often see in Taiwanese supermarkets but don't know how to choose, after today's tour, I've become an expert who can show off my knowledge back in Taiwan. Here, I strongly, strongly recommend our guide, "Stanislas." Not only does he have professional wine knowledge, but his friendly attitude made us unafraid to ask questions throughout the entire tour. I will come again, Bordeaux.

very interactive and high tech. learnt a lot about wine making and the history behind wine development, as well as how to best appreciate the various types of wines

It was a really great day, with a good balance between travelling time, me time for a Saint Emilion visit and 3 wine tastings. A lot of useful information was shared. The guide was knowledgeable and very friendly. He did not rush us at all or pressure us to buy. A great value for money full day tour !

I was worried because it was an English guide, but I went on the tour. The guide was very friendly and fun, so there was no time to be bored during the tour. It was great that they had a lot of knowledge about wine and answered various questions! We did the half-day tour and visited 2 chateaux! It was a course where we could visit two chateaux, 'CHATEAU FERRIERE' / 'CHATEAU DAUZAC', and taste 3 glasses of wine and take a winery tour! In the middle, they showed us the vineyard and explained the age and related information of the grapevines, and in the middle, we stopped by 'Chateau Margaux' and had time to look around the vineyard and take pictures in front of the castle :) We were able to travel comfortably in a multi-seat Mercedes-Benz! I personally booked with doubts, but I really think I did a great job taking the tour. It was so much fun and I was so satisfied that I wanted to take a full-day tour next time with more time. If other Koreans are also worried, I recommend you to experience it at least once if you like wine 👍👍 (However, tours are usually conducted in 2 languages, English and French, and the winery only explains in French or English, so you need to be able to speak English to some extent to enjoy it more ㅠㅠ I can hardly speak English, but the guides and winery tour guides explained everything very easily, so if you listen slowly, there won't be any major problems with the tour!!) (I want to upload more pictures, but it's a pity there are only 6)

This museum is located in a négociant's residence and office. Although the exhibits are limited, they clearly explain the relationship between Bordeaux wine and négociants. (The Japanese in the translation materials is a little difficult to understand, though...) There's a tasting at the end, but it doesn't start unless there are English-speaking staff and visitors who need an English explanation. Also, I was kept waiting for almost an hour because the previous French-speaking visitors were drinking so many glasses. But I was able to enjoy wines I'd never tasted before, so it was worth the wait.

Top!! Thank you very much. It was really great!! Best of luck to you.

We really enjoyed the tour! It was a mix of biking, sightseeing, and wine tasting, where you can cycle through St. Emilion to take in the stunning views of the region. Our tour guide, Vicky, was extremely professional, friendly, and fun, guiding us throughout the entire experience with detailed explanations of each spot and sharing local stories! E-bikes are so much fun that they’re just as easy to ride as walking on the street, even when climbing hills.