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Very interactive and entertaining museum. Free lockers to leave coats or backpacks. Good views from the tasting area
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Extraordinary,interactive,interesting museum within the reach of everyone including children. Through your site I saved more than 3 euros.
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It is presented in a very entertaining and educational way the creation of a wine from the beginning until we can enjoy it sitting at the table. We are also introduced to different types of wines that we can find in the world with their characteristics.
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Very well organized cruise! A big thank you to the guide (Robin) for his professionalism and the quality of his interventions, in addition to being perfectly bilingual and very courteous.
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An incredible and immersive experience. It reports on various topics and opens your mind to more in-depth knowledge. The staff were also very welcoming.
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Too many people and waiting to get to some of the smelling globes. Also, no seating at some of the exhibits. A bit touristy. The reviews made it sound so fun. We did learn some facts. I also liked the outside exterior of the museum. The line upstairs for the taste of wine was so long....meh! Then, after recieving the wine, there were no chiars to sit and enjoy it.
The site is the museum really extraordinary very instructive especially very pleasant tickets to have immediate access to the museum
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The exhibition was impressive, we had an . audio guide. The view from the 8th floor, the roof of the museum called Belvedere, is fantastic, and the glass of wine🍷 added to the enjoyment 😉
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Museum was great the exhibits and interactive parts. It's really cool and easy fast tracking we just walked straight in. However we still had to figure out which way to go and all.of that but we just asked someone and got sorted.
The museum is extraordinary and very informative. We had a lovely time and learnt a lot about the history of Wine in Bordeaux.
It's nice to visit..... The tasting is great..... Maybe for the children (juice) it is a little bit too much..... We will repeat another year...
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August is usually very busy. Long lines inside the museum. The wait was for the interactive experience objects. Super informative, learned a lot about wines, winemaking and history (world and Bordeaux). Next time I am in Bordeaux outside of August, I will visit the museum again when it is less crowded.
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I enjoyed the air conditioning for two and a half hours, the quality of the exhibition was spectacular and I learned a lot about wines and vineyards from all over the world.
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Nothing really. Was very disappointed. Went up to the 8th floor for a glass of wine which was included in my ticket. No one explained about the wine given to me which to be perfectly honest wasn't great
The audio guide was quite slow paced. I was a little bored and would have preferred to go through faster than the audio allowed
Explanations, photos and videos about wine production worldwide. The interactive nature completed the visit and the use of a headset with explanations in our own language was very nice.
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An excellent experience for novice or experienced wine lovers! It's a modern museum, very interactive and you choose which videos, audios and installations you want to see. Each lasts between 3 and 10 minutes. You control your visit time!
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Just a superb experience. Me grandpa 71 mum 49. Grandson 14. We all learnt something new. And it was a really good day out. And the audio tour guid a big thumbs up . And we took away a very nice book from the gift shop .
- Der Herr, der vor dem Eingang Triage machte, war sehr nett. - Schneller Zugang zum Museum. - Guter Ablauf im Museum mit genügend Platz - Alles Ausstellungspunkte gut erklärt. - Negativ: Die Sprachführer hätten kurz erklärt werden sollen.
No queue at the ticket office thanks to the headout solution. Interesting museum, although too focused on local products. Excellent audio guide system.
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Simple and uncomplicated in advance. At the same time, one thing you should have experienced in Bordeaux. Merci :)
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No queue, everything as planned.
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I found the cultural offer very interesting and the views magnificent.
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It was well set out, and very informative .
I avoided things with the online ticket. The exhibition is most interesting
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Here’s a quick overview of the tour operators for your memorable Bordeaux cruise, along the Garonne River.
Croisière Burdigala specializes in affordable, family-friendly sightseeing cruises, offering a relaxed journey through Bordeaux’s historic sites. With expert-led commentary and spacious boats, it’s a great choice for visitors wanting an informative tour without the frills.
Boarding point: Ponton d’Honneur - Passerelle Garonne
Yacht de Bordeaux caters to those seeking a more luxurious experience, offering private or small-group cruises on elegant yachts. with gourmet food and drink options, personalized service, and a focus on comfort, it’s a great choice for travelers looking to celebrate special moments.
Boarding point: Ponton d’Honneur - Passerelle Garonne
The sightseeing cruises are available daily, at multiple time slots; start at 11am and the last is at 5pm.
Duration: 90 minutes
Arrival: 15 minutes before boarding time
Busy season
May–October (peaks in September & October)
Harvest season, which means pleasant weather conditions.
Shoulder season
March–April, November;
In March, cruises for the year begin, and in November, the last cruises depart.
Avoid
December–February
Cold winters.
Board your cruise at Ponton d'Honneur.
Getting there
By bus: 1, 20, 24, 25, and 4
By train: F41
By light rail: A, B, and D
By ferry: BAT3
You can choose from three main types of cruises: a classic sightseeing cruise, a sightseeing cruise with canelé and wine tasting, or a sightseeing cruise combined with a visit to Cité du Vin.
The sightseeing cruises typically last around 1.5 hours, while the combined Cité du Vin visit may take up to 4 hours in total, including the time spent at the museum.
Yes, you can book your cruise last minute, but it’s recommended to book it in advance (at least a week), especially during peak tourist seasons (June–August) and on weekends.
The sightseeing cruise fare includes a live guide and a complimentary beverage. For the wine-tasting cruise, enjoy a live guide, a glass of Bordeaux wine, and a traditional canelé cake.
The cruise only offers snacks and drinks; dining options are not included. Snacks must be purchased separately, and are not included in the cruise fare.
Yes, all the cruises are wheelchair accessible.
Yes, you can bring your children on the cruise. Tickets for children between the ages of 5–11 are available at a discounted rate.
You can cancel the sightseeing cruise tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund, but the combo ticket cannot be canceled or rescheduled.
Bordeaux river cruises operate year-round, but the scenery and experience change with the seasons. Spring and summer offer warm weather and bustling riverbanks; autumn highlights the golden vineyards surrounding Bordeaux; and winter is cold but decked up in pretty Christmas lights.
No, sightseeing cruises are non-stop, lasting around 90 minutes. However, all boats have accessible restrooms on board.