
This 2.5-hour experience combines a walking tour and a boat cruise, focusing on Bordeaux’s history as a key slave-trading port. Participants will walk through the Quai des Chartrons, an area historically significant for slave ship expeditions, and view the opulent merchant houses that illustrate the wealth accrued from this era. Key sites include the Place de la Bourse and the Memorial to Slavery, which pays tribute to the victims of the slave trade. The tour concludes with a boat ride on the Garonne River, offering a unique vantage point of the city's architecture influenced by its colonial history. This tour is suitable for those interested in history and social issues. It may not be ideal for individuals with mobility challenges due to the walking component. Participants should be aware that the tour involves both walking and a boat ride.
You will go in front of the building/monument