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Bordeaux

Bordeaux Bike Tour with Wine Tasting and Canelé

Trusted PartnerGuided Tour

Cycle past historic landmarks, riverside paths, and sample wines in a merchant's house

Trusted PartnerGuided Tour

3 h 30 min


Max 10 Guests

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If you want to explore Bordeaux like a local, pedaling along the river and through historic neighborhoods instead of crowded tourist streets, this tour is for you. Cycle past Place de la Bourse, Bordeaux Cathedral, and the modern Cité du Vin, then taste two Bordeaux wines in an 18th-century merchant’s house in Chartrons. Stop at Casonnade for a canelé, the famous caramelized pastry. Bikes, helmets, and tastings included.

What's included

Cycle the path of Bordeaux's wine legacy

Expert English-speaking guide

Comfortable Dutch-style bike with basket

Guided bike tour through Bordeaux

Canelé tasting from Casonnade

Wine tasting of 2 Bordeaux wines

Entry to 18th-century merchant's house

Small group experience

Guide tips

Food and drink

Itinerary

Meet your guide at 16 Rue du Jardin public

Your tour begins at Monsieur Bacchus headquarters in Bordeaux, just a short walk from the Jardin Public tram stop. Meet your guide at the Bacchus garage, grab your comfortable Dutch-style bike and helmet, and get ready to pedal.

Cycle through Bordeaux's UNESCO-listed historic center

Pedal past stunning 18th-century stone buildings as your guide leads you through the city center. You'll glide by the Place de la Bourse, the medieval Grosse Cloche bell tower, and the soaring Gothic spires of Bordeaux Cathedral.

Ride along the scenic Garonne River

Follow the wide riverside path along the Garonne, where locals jog and stroll at sunset. Admire views of the iconic Pont de Pierre bridge and the gleaming Cité du Vin wine museum rising from the waterfront like a golden decanter.

Taste a traditional canelé from Casonnade

Stop to sample Bordeaux's signature pastry from artisan partner Casonnade. These small caramelized cakes have a soft custard center and a dark, crunchy rum-and-vanilla crust that locals have perfected over centuries of baking tradition.

Explore the elegant Chartrons wine district

Pedal into the Chartrons neighborhood, where wine merchants built grand townhouses in the 1700s. Your guide shares stories of how this waterfront quarter became the epicenter of Bordeaux's wine trade, shipping bottles to Europe and beyond.

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Sun, 23 Aug 2026

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