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Bordeaux Historic District Food Tour (Bordeaux A Dream)

  • CuisineLocal specialities and Bordeaux wine
  • DurationAbout 3 hours
  • Price range$$$
  • PriceFrom EUR 115 (~$132) per person; groups of 2-8
  • Best seasonYear-round

The Bordeaux Historic District Food Tour is a walking tasting itinerary run by Bordeaux A Dream, a local tour company based in the city centre of Bordeaux, in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of southwest France. The tour starts at 13 Rue des Argentiers, close to the Place de la Bourse, and moves on foot through the old merchant quarter that forms part of the UNESCO-listed Port of the Moon.

The Bordeaux Historic District Food Tour is a walking tasting itinerary run by Bordeaux A Dream, a local tour company based in the city centre of Bordeaux, in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of southwest France. The tour starts at 13 Rue des Argentiers, close to the Place de la Bourse, and moves on foot through the old merchant quarter that forms part of the UNESCO-listed Port of the Moon. The route threads together small streets, covered passages and neighbourhood food shops rather than a single market hall, which gives the walk a relaxed, wandering character. The experience lasts about three hours and is priced from EUR 115 (about $132) per person. Groups are small, typically between two and eight guests, which allows conversation with the guide and lets the stops stay unhurried. The programme includes nine food and drink tastings, alcoholic beverages among them, and finishes with a seated meal accompanied by Bordeaux wine. The balance leans savoury, with regional charcuterie, cheese and bread alongside the wine, while sweeter local specialities typically appear toward the end of a Bordeaux tasting route. Transport is not part of the experience because every stop is within walking distance in the compact historic district. Anything ordered beyond the listed tastings, such as extra drinks or purchases from shops along the way, is not included in the price. The tour runs year-round, so it suits visitors in any season, and the seated meal makes it more substantial than a snack-style tasting walk. Visitors with allergies or dietary needs, such as vegetarian preferences or gluten intolerance, should contact the operator before booking, since stops are arranged in advance with small independent producers and substitutions depend on what each venue can offer. The operator publishes the booking page on the Visiter Bordeaux website. The tour suits first-time visitors who want an orientation to the old town combined with an introduction to local flavours and wine.

Practical information for Bordeaux Historic District Food Tour (Bordeaux A Dream) · Last updated September 2026
Price From EUR 115 (~$132) per person; groups of 2-8
Duration About 3 hours
Address 13 Rue des Argentiers, 33000 Bordeaux (Place de la Bourse)

What is included

  • 9 food and drink tastings including alcoholic beverages
  • A seated meal with Bordeaux wine

Good to know

Operator
Name Bordeaux A Dream, Website https://www.visiter-bordeaux.com/en/discovering-bordeaux/food-tour-historic-district-bordeaux.html

Location

13 Rue des Argentiers, 33000 Bordeaux (Place de la Bourse)

44.8394, -0.5701 View on map

Highlights

  • Nine food and drink tastings across the historic district of Bordeaux
  • Seated meal paired with Bordeaux wine
  • Small groups of two to eight guests
  • Start near the Place de la Bourse on Rue des Argentiers
  • Walking route through the UNESCO-listed old town

Tips for visiting

  • Arrive hungry; nine tastings plus a seated meal make this a full lunch or dinner replacement.
  • Tell the operator about allergies or dietary restrictions when booking, not on the day.
  • Wear comfortable shoes, as the route is on foot and includes cobbled streets.
  • Book early in summer and around wine festivals, since groups are capped at eight.
  • Plan a quiet hour afterwards; the wine pairings add up over three hours.

When to visit

The tour runs year-round. Spring and early autumn offer mild walking weather, while winter suits the hearty tastings.

Accessibility

The route is on foot through the old town, which has uneven cobbles in places. Visitors with mobility needs should check with the operator before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the Bordeaux A Dream food tour last?

The tour lasts about three hours. It includes walking between stops and a seated meal at the end.

What is included in the price?

The price from EUR 115 covers nine food and drink tastings, including alcoholic beverages, and a seated meal with Bordeaux wine. Extra drinks and personal purchases are not included.

Where does the tour begin?

It starts at 13 Rue des Argentiers, 33000 Bordeaux, near the Place de la Bourse in the historic centre.

How large are the groups?

Groups are small, usually from two to eight guests, which keeps the pace relaxed.

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Bordeaux Historic District Food Tour (Bordeaux A Dream)

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