Your walking tour begins at the impressive Place des Quinconces, in front of the Monument aux Girondins. Admire its spectacular 43-meter-high column, crowned by the Spirit of Liberty, and its impressive fountains adorned with majestic bronze sculptures.

Begin this stop with a delicious tasting at Cadiot-Badie, one of Bordeaux's most renowned luxury chocolatiers. Discover a fine chocolate creation before strolling along the elegant Allées de Tourny, surrounded by the beautiful architecture of Bordeaux's historic centre.

Admire one of Bordeaux's architectural masterpieces. Built in the 18th century by architect Victor Louis, the Grand Théâtre is famous for its impressive neoclassical façade and twelve Corinthian columns.

From Place de la Comédie, discover the entrance to Rue Sainte-Catherine, Bordeaux's famous pedestrian shopping street. At the beginning of the street, enjoy your second tasting with an authentic Bordeaux canelé, famous for its deeply caramelized crust and soft, tender center flavored with vanilla and rum.

Walk through this beautiful 19th-century covered passage, once designed to combine Shopping, architecture and leisurely strolling beneath its elegant glass roof

Discover Bordeaux's most iconic square overlooking the Garonne River, The Place de la Bourse. And don't miss the famous Miroir d'Eau, one of the city's most photographed landmarks.

Wander through the charming streets and picturesque squares of Bordeaux's historic centre, including Place du Parlement, Place Saint-Pierre and Place Camille Jullian. Admire the beautiful Saint-Pierre Church and soak up the lively atmosphere of this neighbourhood, filled with cafés, bars and restaurants. With its narrow streets and intimate squares, this vibrant district is the true heart of Old Bordeaux.

Stroll along the charming pedestrian Rue des Trois-Conils, connecting the medieval heart of Bordeaux with the cathedral district, and enjoy two delicious local tastings along the way. Taste the traditional Madeleines Lamothe, soft and buttery French cakes, before discovering the famous Bouchons Bordelais, a Bordeaux specialty created in 1976 with almonds and raisins, with flavours inspired by the local Fine de Bordeaux.

Entrez dans la magnifique cathédrale Saint-André et découvrez son architecture impressionnante et son atmosphère paisible. Admire the beautiful stained-glass windows, grand organ, remarkable paintings and soaring interior of one of Bordeaux's most spectacular monuments.

Discover the impressive Pey-Berland Tower, built in the 15th century as a separate bell tower for Saint-André Cathedral.

Finish your walking tour at the beautiful Notre-Dame Church, tucked away on the charming Rue Mably. This peaceful and elegant setting marks the end of the tour, just a short walk from Allées de Tourny and Place des Quinconces, bringing you back close to where the experience began.