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Bordeaux Wineries You Can Get To On Public Transportation

Bordeaux Wineries You Can Get To On Public Transportation

  • By Polina
  • France, Travel
  • Bordeaux France Wine tours

Can You Get To Bordeaux Wineries By Public Transportation?

Yes, there are several excellent wineries around Bordeaux city that are easy to visit using Bordeaux public transit system.

The wine region of Bordeaux is comprised of sixty-five AOCs (Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée). These areas differentiate smaller wine-growing areas within the larger Bordeaux wine region.  

Most wineries on the right and the left bank of the Gironde are approximately 30 minutes to 1.5 hours away by car.

The appellations Pessac-Léognan and Haut-Medoc are the closest to the city of Bordeaux. These areas are home to high-quality wineries that are well worth a visit. 

How To Use Public Transportation In Bordeaux?

Bordeaux’s public transportation runs through the company Transports Bordeaux Métropole (TBM). This covers buses and trams as well as BAT3 boats which you can use to get to Bordeaux wine museum, La Cite Du Vin. There are four tram lines, A, B, C, and D that cover the majority of Bordeaux city. All trams converge at the tram stop Quinconces, located right in the heart of the city center and next to the Bordeaux Tourism Office. 

You can buy tickets for public transport at any metro stop in Bordeaux, in a TBM office, on the bus (although not preferred), or through their TBM app.   You may want to consider a Bordeaux City Pass which includes unlimited access to public transportation.

Tickets are affordable at €1.80 for a one-way trip. If you have to transfer during your trip, for example, from a tram to a bus, you can rescan your ticket an unlimited amount of times for up to one hour. TBM also offers the option to buy 2 trips, 10 trips, a 24-hour pass, and a 7-day pass. 

How Can You Visit Wineries In Bordeaux?

When visiting a winery in Bordeaux, make sure to pre-book your tour.  While some wineries are willing to accommodate walk-in visitors, if you want to avoid dissapointment make sure to reserve a tour ahead of time.

More on How to Visit Bordeaux Chateaux.

What Wineries Can You Get To On Public Transportation From Bordeaux City?

The following Bordeaux wineries can be accessed by either tram or bus from the city center.

1. Château Les Carmes Haut-Brion

Painted vats at Chateau Les Carmes Haut-Brion

Website: www.les-carmes-haut-brion.com

How To Get There: From the Quinconces tram stop, where all tramlines converge, take the number four bus at the Tourny stop in the direction of Pessac Magonty. Ride fifteen stops to Réservoir Lavardens. From there, walk ten minutes to Château Les Carmes Haut-Brion. The walk is flat and easy to complete. 

Modern tasting room at Chateau Les Carmes Haut-Brion

2. Château Pape Clement

Chateau Pape Clement
The famous cellars of Chateau Pape Clement

Website: www.chateau-pape-clement.fr

How To Get There: From the Quinconces tram stop, take the number four bus at the Tourny stop in the direction of Pessac Magonty. Ride twenty-six stops to Le Monteil (Cité Le Corbusier). From there, walk eight minutes to Château Pape Clement. The walk is flat and easy to complete. 

 

Chateau Pape Clement
Old vintages at Chateau Pape Clement

3. Château Haut-Brion

Vat room at Chateau Haut-Brion

Website: www.haut-brion.com

How To Get There: From the Quinconces tram stop, take the number four bus at the Tourny stop in the direction of Pessac Magonty. Ride sixteen stops to Sembat. From there, walk three minutes to Château Haut-Brion. 

My tasting at Chateau Haut-Brion

4. Château La Mission Haut-Brion

Learn the history of Bordeaux winemaking at Chateau La Mission Haut-Brion

Website: www.mission-haut-brion.com

How To Get There:  From the Quinconces tram stop, take the number four bus at the Tourny stop in the direction Pessac Magonty. Ride sixteen stops to Sembat. From there, walk seven minutes to Château La Mission Haut-Brion. 

Cellars of Chateau La Mission Haut-Brion

5. Château Bardins

Website: www.chateaubardins.fr

 

How To Get There: From the Quinconces tram stop, take the number fifteen bus at the Tourny stop in the direction Villenave Courrejean. Ride thirty-one stops to Trigan. From there, walk twenty minutes to Château Bardins. 

6. Château Bouscaut

Most beautiful wineries in Bordeaux
The castle of Chateau Bouscaut

Website: www.chateau-bouscaut.com

 

How To Get There:  From the Quinconces tram stop, take the number fifteen bus at the Tourny stop in the direction Villenave Courrejean. Ride thirty-two stops to Coin. From there, walk thirty-four minutes to Château Bouscat. 

7. Château d’Agassac

Impressive castle with a mot at Chateau D'Agassac

Website: www.agassac.com

How To Get There: From the Quinconces tram stop, take tram C in the direction of Gare de Blanquefort twelve stops to the final stop Gare de Blanquefort. From there, transfer to bus twenty-two at the station in the direction of Parempuyre Fontanieu. Ride seventeen stops to the stop Villa. From there walk twenty-two minutes to Château d’Agassac. 

In the barrel room of Chateau D'Agassac

8. Château Saint Ahon

Website: www.saintahon.com

How To Get There: From the Quinconces tram stop, take tram C in the direction of Gare de Blanquefort twelve stops to the final stop Gare de Blanquefort. From there transfer to bus fifty-seven at the station in the direction of Parempuyre Fontanieu. Ride three stops to the stop Terrefort. From there walk six minutes to Château Saint Ahon.  

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