• Place de la Bourse - The Place de la Bourse is Bordeaux’s most renowned square. Overlooking the Garonne and adjacent to the Miroir d’Eau, it is a must-visit for all travelers.
• Esplanade des Quinconces - The Place des Quinconces was not always this expansive wooded area. Its history is intricately tied to the city’s urban development and its port.
• Bourse Maritime - A stunning building located on the Bordeaux quays.
• CAPC Musée d’Art Contemporain - Formerly a warehouse for foodstuffs.
• Quai des Marques - Historic hangars from the early 20th century.
• Base Sous-Marine de Bordeaux - Situated near the water basins, this submarine base was constructed by the Germans during World War II to accommodate submarines.

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The port of Bordeaux is central to the city’s economic and social history.

This guided tour along the Garonne River narrates the story of the commercial and industrial growth that shaped Bordeaux. Participants will learn about the port’s pivotal role in colonial and slave trade, and its influence on the city and its residents.

The tour also details the construction of hangars, wharves, and port infrastructure, which are true symbols of urban development. This dynamic and immersive experience links the past with the present to provide a deeper understanding of the city’s evolution. Attendees can explore the harbor’s heritage in an engaging and informative manner.

This is a must-visit for anyone interested in understanding Bordeaux through its maritime and commercial history.

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