Bordeaux 1492: Medieval History Walking Tour

Overview

Guided tour 1h30: Bordeaux in 1492 invites guests to step back in time and explore Bordeaux during the late Middle Ages. This walking tour, perfect for history buffs and small groups, uncovers the secrets of life in 1492, the year Christopher Columbus discovered America. What did Bordeaux look like then?

Visitors will discover rare remnants from the 15th century and dive into the daily lives of Bordeaux's residents. The tour explores themes like food, pollution, and justice, all while passing by some of the city's most beautiful landmarks. Key stops include Place Fernand Lafargue, an emblematic building in Bordeaux, Place du Palais, and the medieval Door to Place du Palais (Porte Cailhau).

This fun and original tour, led by a knowledgeable guide, bridges the gap between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The tour includes a professional guide to provide context and insights. Please note that personal expenses are not included. With over 2,500 five-star reviews on similar historical experiences, this promises an engaging and informative exploration of Bordeaux's past.

Sentiment Analysis

• Guests enjoyed learning about the history of Bordeaux.

• The guide's knowledge and passion for the subject were appreciated.

• The tour offered a unique perspective on the city's past.

• The small group size allowed for a more personalized experience.

• Some guests wished the tour was longer.

• A few found it difficult to keep up with the guide's pace.