A Week of Wine and Gastronomy in Bordeaux Itinerary

Explore the historic center of Bordeaux on a guided walking tour Bordeaux Guided Walking Tour. Visit landmarks like the Bordeaux Cathedral and the Grand Theatre.

For a unique shopping experience, head to Rue Sainte-Catherine , one of the longest shopping streets in Europe. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at Le Petit Commerce.

In the evening, relax at Miles, a cozy wine bar, and enjoy a selection of local wines.

Take a guided river cruise on the Garonne Bordeaux Guided River Cruise. Sip on a glass of wine as you admire the vineyards along the river.

For lunch, indulge in a gastronomic experience at Garopapilles, known for its innovative cuisine. Afterward, take a half-day trip to Saint-Émilion From Bordeaux Saint-Émilion Half-Day Trip with Wine Tasting and explore the charming village.

Enjoy a wine tasting at a local chateau in Saint-Émilion and savor the unique flavors of the region.

Embark on a full-day Medoc wine tour Full-Day Medoc Wine Tour and visit prestigious chateaux in the region.

For a change of scenery, spend the afternoon at the beach in Arcachon. Enjoy a seafood lunch with oysters at Le Chien de Pavlov and take a stroll along the shore.

Head back to Bordeaux and have a relaxed dinner at Dan, a contemporary bistro.

Visit the famous Dune du Pilat Pyla Dune (Dune du Pilat), the highest sand dune in Europe. Enjoy the panoramic views from the top.

Have a unique oyster tasting experience in Arcachon From Bordeaux Arcachon Bay Full Day Tour and Oyster Lunch. Learn about oyster farming and enjoy a fresh seafood lunch.

Return to Bordeaux and dine at L'Entrecôte, a popular spot for steak frites.

Start your day with a guided bike tour Bordeaux Guided Bike Tour through the vineyards of Bordeaux. Enjoy the scenic views and learn about the winemaking process.

For lunch, have a picnic at a local chateau and taste their wines. Afterward, visit the Bordeaux Wine Country Vineyards Bordeaux Wine Country Vineyards Tour w/ Local Wine Tastings for more tastings.

Dine at Le Bouchon Bordelais, a traditional bistro known for its regional cuisine.

Spend your last morning in Bordeaux at leisure. You can visit a local market to pick up some souvenirs or simply enjoy a coffee at a sidewalk cafe.

For your final meal, have a memorable dining experience at L'Entrecôte, known for its steak and secret sauce.

Departure from Bordeaux. Bon voyage!