listed by UNESCO!

The Bordeaux and Saint-Emilion tourist offices are offering the chance to discover two exceptional sites in one day, both listed as world heritage sites by UNESCO. In Bordeaux, you will be driven (...)

The Bordeaux and Saint-Emilion tourist offices are offering the chance to discover two exceptional sites in one day, both listed as world heritage sites by UNESCO.
In Bordeaux, you will be driven around the entire 150-hectare protected area by open-top coach, an 18th century architectural jewel boasting 347 historical monuments.
In Saint-Emilion, beyond the amazing underground monuments and the medieval town, you will also discover the protected vineyard landscapes. Full-day guided tour by coach leaving from Bordeaux.

Best of wine tourism 2010 – Architecture, Parks and Gardens category. Château de Sales is one of the few Bordeaux estates to have been integrally passed down from generation to generation since (...)

Best of wine tourism 2010 – Architecture, Parks and Gardens category.

Château de Sales is one of the few Bordeaux estates to have been integrally passed down from generation to generation since the end of the 15th century when, despite the turmoil, wars and difficulties of that time, it was purchased by Bertrand de Sauvanelle. The estate stretches over 90 hectares, 47.5 of which are planted with vines, making it the largest estate of the Pomerol AOC.
With Pomerol Oenotourisme, the owners of Château de Sales give tourists a very warm welcome. They offer a classical visit & tasting, an entertaining excursion to discover the Pomerol appellation, and a package with a meal on one of the partner estates.

Wine tasting tour (fee charged for groups).

Guided excursion in a tourist train amongst the most prestigious châteaux in Saint-Emilion. Admire the architecture, winery buildings and location of the greatest estates. Panoramic views over the (...)

Guided excursion in a tourist train amongst the most prestigious châteaux in Saint-Emilion. Admire the architecture, winery buildings and location of the greatest estates. Panoramic views over the medieval town and the Dordogne Valley. Departure opposite the collegiate church.