You will be welcomed by a real local guide. After 10 minutes devoted to safety instructions, we will set off to discover Bordeaux, along a magnificent course of approximately 13km, perfectly secure and suitable for bicycles. We will discover the unmissable places of the city, Saint Michel and its incredible bell tower, we will cross the Garonne via the magnificent stone bridge to go and admire the facade of the quays from the walk in the park of the angels. We will see the “Darwin” eco-district before taking the impressive “Jacques Chaban-Delmas” opening bridge. We continue the walk through the Chartrons district famous for its Bordeaux wine trade, then towards the public garden before going through the historic center of the city with its cobbled streets and pretty little squares filled with terraces. Finally we will pass in front of the essential water mirror and the pretty Cailhau gate before returning to the starting point.

Stop in front of the big bell, the oldest city gate dating from the 13th century.

Discovery of the popular district of the city with the Saint-Michel basilica and the spire which culminates at 114 meters high.

Passage on the magnificent stone bridge, the oldest bridge in the city to admire the view from the right bank

Pause for a panoramic view of the magnificent 18th century facade of the city. The history of Bordeaux will be told to you before setting off again along the Garonne in the direction of Darwin.

Discovery of Darwin, the eco-district, a surprising and unique alternative place in Bordeaux.

Crossing the Garonne by the majestic Jacques Chaban-Delmas bridge, a real technological feat that allows boats to enter the port of Bordeaux.

Passage through the heart of the Chartrons, a former famous Bordeaux wine trading district. Discovery of the old cellars then passage in the pretty rue Notre Dame with its pretty antique shops.

Tasting break of a local specialty in the magnificent Public Garden of Bordeaux

Discovery of the monument to the Girondins and its beautiful fountains on the Esplanade des Quinconces

Passage in front of the Theatre, crossing the Golden Triangle and the Place des Grands Hommes.

View of the Saint-André cathedral, the town hall and the Pey-Berlan tower dating from the 15th century.

Crossing the historic center of the city with its small squares, terraces and cobbled streets. the pretty Place Camille Julian and its old church which has become a cinema, the charming little Square Vinet and its green wall, Place Saint Pierre then the magnificent Place du Parlement.

Passage to the water mirror opposite the Place de la Bourse..