ボルドーシティパス、公共交通機関乗り放題＆20アトラクション

I recommend purchasing the citypass. It pays for itself quickly and it includes many attractions. It also allows you to avoid the lines. The inclusion of buses and trams is very practical for reducing travel time. The river cruise on the Garonne was informative and very pleasant. The only downside is having to book certain activities by phone or in person. Suggestion to allow more online booking.

Very helpful guy in the office, gave us all sorts of maps and info. Great City Pass calculator online, so we took advantage of the 3 day one and saved a fortune. Assuming that the tourist office is in charge of their website, sorry but there is so much that doesn’t work, e.g. City Wi-Fi hotspots constantly told me my clock was wrong and wouldn’t let me in. So never benefited from the free City Wi-Fi. Also we had to actually go to the office to pick up the City Pass. Come on guys, it’s 2026 – digital download on smartphones maybe …. We also had to go back to the office to book the river cruise – no idea why as for everything else we just showed our City Pass.

If you plan and take advantage of everything/most things this pass offers, it is a good value, but if you will only be using the transport a couple of times and only visit 2 or so places, I don't think it is a good value. The pass also comes with a free guided tour, or 1 tour via tram, or a boat tour, but all has to be booked at the tourism office.

Extremely welcoming & helpful. Bought my CityPass here & the lady (whose name I have unfortunately forgotten) fully explained the options and functionality. She booked my Petit Train tour (free option with the City Pass) and I was off and away within 10 minutes! Excellent service!

I bought the 96-hour pass and worked my way through the vast majority of the attractions booklet that came with it. I visited between 2-3 attractions each day and opted for the Little Electric Train tour also. I estimate a saving of approx 25 Euros based on my visits and what I would have spent had I paid for each separately. Having the Pass helped me plan my visits and probably visit a couple more attractions than I otherwise would have. The Pass has to be bought/collected from the Tourist Information Office in the centre of town.

If you are headed to Bordeaux, don’t sleep on this pass!! It covered all public transportation (tram was super easy to use). It even covered a number of museums - the Wine Museum was amazing. It allows discounted activities as well - we rode the Ferris wheel at the Christmas Market for 1/2 price.

It is a city that catches, with a beautiful history;, the city pass, it is a matter of reckoning, we came great, also now you can enter the city I came at any time you want, use tram, which saves you a lot of time, and the tourist train under reservation, and bassin de Lkmieres although it is a little disappointing by inside, you have to see it, the logical thing would be to project the history of the war and the use of it by submarines.

This card, whenever you go 2 or 3 days to Bordeaux , you have to take them, 24 or 48h that already, you have to take note, but just by entering 2 or 3 museums, riding the tourist train or all the trips of trams and bus, you are interested, and especially the comfort of having it and not being aware of having to buy tickets every time you take a tram, which in our case were many, because we stayed away from the center

My friends & I bought the 48-hour pass and it was well worth the money. We were able to take advantage of a number of the included places & activities. The most memorable for me were the Cite du Vin and Bassins de Lumieres. City buses and the Tram system were very easy to use. The price was a bargain!

We purchased the City Pass to take advantage of all the attractions included in the Pass. Unfortunately, we ended up being a little limited due to health reasons but what we did get to, we enjoyed very much. We saw La Cité du Vin, Bassins des Lumières, boat tour on the Garrone river, Pey-Berland Tower (exterior only, could not get a time slot to climb it). We were also unable to partake in the Bordeaux Wine Tasting Workshop, which was sold out during the 72 hours our card was valid. Before purchasing this versatile card, you should calculate just how many attractions you could attend in the allotted time, to see if it makes financial sense. And at peak tourist season, I suspect those requiring a reservation could be easily sold out. One great thing the card includes is free urban public transport, which can really save you some money if you use it for all your local travels, as we did. And the tram system is fantastic! Ligne B was our favorite, as the Grand Théâtre stops along Cr de l'Intendance were just a short walk from our hotel! Clean, quiet and never a long wait, they were our favorite way of getting around Bordeaux. And the clanging of their bells just sings Bordeaux!!