Colorful illustration featuring a stylized figure wearing green headphones and holding a red wine glass, surrounded by blue grape bunches, architectural elements, and decorative patterns. Text: A walk in the footsteps of wine in the city.

Two people sitting at a round wooden table reading a newspaper in front of a large religious stained glass window featuring a golden central figure surrounded by characters in blue and ochre tones, in a classically styled white-walled interior.

A hand holding a Bordeaux tourist brochure featuring wine bottles and grape illustrations, set against a classical wooden doorway of traditional Bordeaux architecture.

Illustrated map of Bordeaux featuring tourist and cultural landmarks related to wine, depicting people tasting, cycling, sailing on the Garonne river, and exploring numbered historic districts from 1 to 25.

Illustrated poster for a Bordeaux walking guide exploring the city's wine heritage, featuring a wine bottle, wine glasses, blue and green grape clusters, stylized vines, historic architecture, and transportation icons.

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Bordeaux, a walk exploring the traces of wine in the city

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Why not set off on a hunt for traces of wine around Bordeaux?

With this map, go out and explore the city on a history, fun and flavour-filled two-hour walk (approximately).

A wine-based trail with audio capsules
The must-visit city-based wine sites
Where to buy / taste wines
Cycling routes through the urban vineyards

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Sculpted details, cobbled alleyways, espaliered vines… each step of the journey reveals the city’s strong links with wine, sometimes in unexpected ways.

Travel across the city from the Bordeaux Wine Council (CIVB) to the Cité du Vin, finding out along the way how wine production and the wine trade have shaped the city known as ‘The Port of the Moon’ for centuries. Add an immersive aspect to your journey with four audio capsules using a QR Code.

On the reverse side of the map, choose from almost twenty places which you can visit in your own time, all of which are accessible on foot or via public transport: monuments, museums, heritage sites or wineries… Each place listed has its own way of telling Bordeaux’s love story with wine.

Finally, if you fancy, stop off for a tasting at one of the many addresses marked on your map. There are plenty of wine shops and wine bars ready to welcome you and share a little bit of modern wine history with you… in a glass!