• Halle des Chartrons - This market hall, renovated in 1998, originally hosted a market established during the French Revolution.
• Eglise St Louis des Chartrons - A unique gem of the neighborhood, this gothic revival church is dedicated to Saint-Louis, a former king of France.
• Chartrons - The tour is set in one of Bordeaux’s most charming and historic areas. Known globally as the wine district, Chartrons offers a blend of high-end food shops, gothic churches, and antique dealers.

• English-speaking guide
• All food and wine is included

• Tips for our guides are not necessary but appreciated.

Cheese, wine, and bread form the revered trio of the French dining experience, each playing a significant role. The journey begins at a distinctive bakery in Bordeaux, featuring an oven constructed in 1765 during the reign of King Louis XV. Here, participants will learn about traditional bread-making techniques and taste local specialties such as pain Gascon. The next stop is an artisanal fromagerie, where the vast array of French cheeses is explored, and selections are made for tasting with the guidance of an expert. Following this, a visit to a wine shop boasting one of the largest collections in Southwest France is on the agenda, culminating in an in-depth discussion and a cheese and wine pairing session.

Located in the delightful Chartons neighborhood, this area is historically recognized as the wine district. Today, it features a blend of upscale boutiques, specialty food stores, and antique shops, making it a popular spot among locals.

For most, this tour also serves as a delightful lunch.

• We can accommodate dietary restrictions such as vegetarian. If you have dietary requirements, please indicate them when booking.
• We only serve alcoholic drinks for travelers 18 years old and above.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.