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WHY PRIVATIZE AN IMPERIAL BUS FOR A GROUP ?

You are organizing a group event or a party in Bordeaux? Bordeaux City Tours proposes you to privatize its Visiotour, its red bus or its Authentic tour, its yellow bus. Our offer of privatization of one of our buses is available for associations, companies, schools or public institutions.

With a privatized bus, you have the freedom to visit Bordeaux from yesterday to today at your own pace.

The bus is driven by an experienced driver, allowing you to relax while enjoying the beautiful view of Bordeaux.

What monuments to visit during your trip to Bordeaux?

Wondering where to start visiting the capital of Gironde? Here are the must-see places in a city full of treasures. Between wine tasting at the Cité du Vin, excursions to the surrounding Chateaux and a visit to the historic center of the City of Bordeaux, there is so much to do! Bordeaux is characterized by its beautiful monuments, its museums, its quays, its markets. Discover the picturesque districts of Bordeaux: Quartier Saint-Pierre, Saint-Michel or quartier des Chartrons…

Starting your visit with the Monument des Girondins, classified as a historical monument since 2011, it will be essential to continue :

• The Place de la Bourse
• In parallel, the largest water mirror in the world.
• The Cathedral Saint-André and its Pey-Berland tower are located near the Hôtel de Ville.
• Let yourself be surprised by the other aspects of the medieval city.
• The Porte Cailhau, the Porte de Bourgogne, the Grosse Cloche and the Pont de Pierre are among the must-see sites to visit when you come to Bordeaux.

Located at the crossroads of the Atlantic Ocean, the Landes forest and the Gironde estuary, Bordeaux’s central position between trade routes, both land and river, in the heart of a rich wine region has made it one of France’s leading cities, with palaces, rich abbeys and a cathedral. An important center of international trade, the Romans planted vines from the Basque foothills along the banks of the Garonne at the advent of the Empire. During the Renaissance, it became an intellectual center with the College of Guyenne. In the 17th and 18th centuries, Bordeaux became the first port in France and the third largest slave port. Crossed by the Garonne River and close to the Côte d’Argent, the city of the Enlightenment has been showcasing its golden facades, prestigious courtyards and monumental squares accompanied by its French gardens since the 18th century.

Bordeaux is the world’s wine capital with its prestigious chateaux and vineyards. The city is also considered one of the centers of gastronomy and business tourism for the organization of international conferences. The outskirts of Bordeaux are also a central and strategic hub for the aerospace sector, home to several international companies such as Dassault Aviation, ArianeGroup, Safran and Thales. In addition, the town of Le Barp, between Bordeaux and Arcachon, is home to one of only two megajoule lasers in the world.

With the University of Bordeaux, the city and its metropolis are an important center of higher education and research at the national and European level with more than 100,000 students.