You’ll see Bordeaux through a local’s eyes—discovering secret corners, learning how to get around, and picking up real tips you won’t find in any guidebook. It’s relaxed, flexible, and all about what interests you.
We kicked off our Bordeaux adventure right from the doorstep of our hotel—no need to hunt for a meeting point. Our guide, Camille, greeted us with a quick rundown of the day’s options, but honestly, we just let her lead the way. The morning air smelled faintly of fresh bread from the boulangerie next door. As we wandered through Saint-Pierre’s narrow lanes, she pointed out little details I’d never have noticed alone—like the faded blue street signs and that tiny wine bar tucked behind Place du Parlement.
Camille didn’t just stick to the big sights. Sure, we passed the Grosse Cloche and peeked at the reflecting pool by Place de la Bourse (it was busy with kids splashing around), but she also showed us where locals actually go for coffee—Le Café Piha had this nutty aroma drifting out onto the street. She even gave us tips on which trams to take if we wanted to explore Chartrons later. By midday, I felt like I could find my way back without Google Maps. The whole thing felt more like hanging out with a friend than being on a tour.
Absolutely! Your guide will ask about your interests and tailor the walk just for you—whether it’s history, food, shopping, or something else.
Yes—it’s private and fully customizable. Wheelchairs, strollers, and service animals are all welcome. Routes can be adjusted as needed.
Your guide meets you right at your accommodation in central Bordeaux if you’d like—that way you get familiar with your own neighborhood first.
You’ll get a private walking tour led by a local expert who’ll meet you at your accommodation (if it’s in town). The route is totally flexible based on what you want to see or do. Our team can help book tickets for any attractions you’re interested in along the way.
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