Bordeaux & wine cellar Private Guided Tour from San Sebastian

Name: Bordeaux & wine cellar Private Guided Tour from San Sebastian
Brand: Tabl
SKU: K82YGMO
Price: 1924.00 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (10 reviews)

12 hours

Group

English

What you’ll do

If you are in San Sebastian and food and wine are your thing, take the advantage that this tour offers and visit France! From San Sebastian you will travel to Château du Payre, an awesome wine cellar where you will enjoy a guided visit of the place, while you learn everything about its wine production! Furthermore, you will have the opportunity to try its wine at the end of the visit! After the wine cellar visit, you will go back to your private transport and you will head to Bordeaux. Together with your expert private guide, you will have a full visit of the most important landmarks of the city, while you learn everything about its history. And in the end, you will have the opportunity to slightly explore the city on your own as you will have some free time! You can have lunch or do some shopping. If you opt to eat something, we recommend you to try their special Bordeaux sauce, typical of the area, and accompany it with, of course, a glass of wine!

Itinerary

Your first stop in this tour will be in this astonishing winery, where authentic French wine is produced from generation through generation. You will enjoy a guided visit of the complex, and before leaving, you will have the opportunity to try some of its unique wine!

Bordeaux is the French capital of wine, and you will learn about this city in a professional guided tour. You will visit the most outstanding landmarks of the city, and you will walk through different neighborhoods. After walking through the city's beautiful streets, you will have free time to eat and discover the city's gastronomy. We recommend you try their special Bordeaux sauce, typical of the area, and accompany it with a glass of wine since you are in a city that is highly dedicated to the wine industry.

This iconic monument is a 7.75-ton 18th century Bell, located above a former youth dungeon, which is rung on special occasions. It is also of great importance due to its relationship with the route of the Camino de Santiago, up to the Cathedral of Santiago in Santiago de Compostela.

It is a Gothic Cathedral of Romanesque origin built at the end of the 11th century and consecrated in 1096 by Pope Urban II. Its peculiarity, in terms of its architecture, is due to its construction on the ground of marshes. Of the original Roman construction, only remains of the walls remain inside, today having a beautiful exterior with some impressive Gothic decorations, gargoyles, and rose windows.

This is one of the main Catholic places of worship in the City of Bordeaux in Southwestern France. Built from the 14th to the 16th century, it is characteristic of the Flamboyant Gothic style. With a height of 114 meters, it is considered the highest in the south of France and is one of the highest in the hexagon.

The Cailhau Gate was built in the 16th century to celebrate the victory of Charles VIII, in Fornoue (Italy) in 1495.

This monument combines defensive elements (location of the portcullis and dead center on the 1st floor, crowning with machicolations, crenelated gallery, wooden shutters on the second floor) and decorative elements (windows and skylights, bell tower, and conical roofs covered with slate).

This theater was inaugurated in 1780 with the play Athalía, by Jean Racine. It was designed by the architect Victor Louis, it is neoclassical in style and was conceived as a temple of the arts. It has a portico with 12 Corinthian columns with 12 statues: the nine muses and the Goddesses Juno, Venus, and Minerva.