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Bordeaux City Pass Comparison 2026

Compare the official Bordeaux Métropole City Pass against individual tickets — Bordeaux has no Go City or Turbopass product, but does have its own genuine multi-attraction pass.

Bordeaux Métropole City Pass

€37 (Adult, 24h)

💡 A genuine, official multi-attraction pass run directly by Bordeaux Tourism & Conventions — not Go City, not Turbopass. Confirmed free entry to La Cité du Vin, Musée d'Aquitaine, Flèche Saint-Michel, and Bassins de Lumières, plus unlimited public transport — best for a museum-heavy, multi-day visit.

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Validity
24h / 48h (€48) / 72h (€56) / 96h (€62) — clock starts at first use, not purchase
Public Transport
Unlimited TBM tram, bus & BatCub river shuttle included
La Cité du Vin
Included (full access: exhibition + belvedere + tasting)
Musée d'Aquitaine
Included (confirmed free entry for pass holders)
Flèche Saint-Michel (bell-tower climb)
Included (confirmed free entry for pass holders)
Bassins de Lumières
Included
Tour Pey-Berland
Coverage unconfirmed (NEEDS_VERIFICATION)
Grosse Cloche (guided interior visit)
Coverage unconfirmed (NEEDS_VERIFICATION)
Place de la Bourse & Miroir d'Eau
Not needed — always free
Cathédrale Saint-André
Not needed — always free
Format
Physical card, collected at the tourist office
€37 (Adult, 24h) · Bordeaux Métropole City Pass

✓ Verified 2026-09-28

Individual Tickets

Varies per site

💡 Best if you're mainly here for the two free landmarks (Place de la Bourse/Miroir d'Eau and the cathedral itself) plus one or two paid sites — the pass's price only pays off once you're visiting several paid attractions.

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Validity
Per ticket
Public Transport
Separate ticket needed
La Cité du Vin
€23
Musée d'Aquitaine
€5
Flèche Saint-Michel (bell-tower climb)
€7
Bassins de Lumières
€16
Tour Pey-Berland
€9
Grosse Cloche (guided interior visit)
€6
Place de la Bourse & Miroir d'Eau
Free
Cathédrale Saint-André
Free
Format
Varies by seller
Varies per site · Individual Tickets
Data sources & verification

Checked against 4 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-09-28.

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At least one pass inclusion on this page is not confirmed by the provider's own published information. We mark it as unconfirmed rather than guessing.

Affected: Bordeaux Métropole City Pass × Grosse Cloche

FactSourceLast verified
Bordeaux Métropole City PassPass detailsBordeaux Tourisme & Congrès (official)
Bordeaux Métropole City Pass × La Cité du VinPass inclusionBordeaux Tourisme & Congrès (official)
Cathédrale Saint-AndréAttraction detailsCathédrale Saint-André de Bordeaux (parish, cathedrale-bordeaux.fr) and Bordeaux Tourisme & Congrès
Grosse ClocheAttraction detailsBordeaux Tourisme & Congrès / Office de Tourisme de Bordeaux (official)
La Cité du VinAttraction detailsLa Cité du Vin (official, laciteduvin.com)
Place de la Bourse & Miroir d'EauAttraction detailsBordeaux Tourisme & Congrès (official)

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Pricing Analysis & Important Details

01. Bordeaux has its own official City Pass — not Go City, not Turbopass

Extensive research found no evidence Go City or Turbopass operates in Bordeaux. The Bordeaux Métropole City Pass is a separate, official product sold directly by Bordeaux Tourism & Conventions (the city's own tourist office) at visiter-bordeaux.com and its waterfront office.

02. The pass confirms free entry to Musée d'Aquitaine and Flèche Saint-Michel

Both attractions' own official tariff pages independently list Bordeaux Métropole City Pass holders among their free-entry categories — a rare case of the museum's own site corroborating the pass's inclusion, rather than relying on the pass's marketing alone.

03. La Cité du Vin is fully included, with no time-of-day restriction

Some third-party blogs claim Cité du Vin access is limited to "before noon" on the pass — but the pass's own official page states full access to the permanent exhibition and belvedere with no such restriction. The official source is treated as authoritative here.

04. Tour Pey-Berland and Grosse Cloche's pass coverage could not be confirmed

Tour Pey-Berland is run by the Centre des monuments nationaux, a national body separate from the city pass's own published inclusion list, and no independent source confirmed the Grosse Cloche's paid guided tour either way — both are marked NEEDS_VERIFICATION rather than assumed included.

05. Place de la Bourse, its Miroir d'Eau, and the cathedral itself are all completely free

No pass is needed for any of the three — the same free-landmark pattern already documented for Chicago's Millennium Park and Kyoto's Fushimi Inari Taisha.

Which Option Fits Your Visit?

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A Wine & Museum-Heavy Visit

The Bordeaux Métropole City Pass's confirmed free entry to La Cité du Vin, Musée d'Aquitaine, Flèche Saint-Michel, and Bassins de Lumières — plus unlimited transport — pays off quickly across several paid sites.

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A Free Landmark Day

Skip any pass — Place de la Bourse, the Miroir d'Eau, and Cathédrale Saint-André's interior are all free to visit at any time.

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Climbing Bordeaux's Towers

Flèche Saint-Michel is confirmed pass-included, but budget separately for Tour Pey-Berland (€9) and the Grosse Cloche's guided tour (€6) — their pass coverage is unconfirmed.

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Just 1-2 Attractions

If you're only visiting La Cité du Vin plus one free landmark, individual tickets are likely cheaper than any multi-day pass tier.

Detailed Attraction Guides

Verified prices, booking rules, and pass-coverage status for Bordeaux's most-visited sites.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best city pass for Bordeaux?
The official Bordeaux Métropole City Pass, sold directly by Bordeaux Tourism & Conventions. It bundles unlimited public transport with confirmed free entry to La Cité du Vin, Musée d'Aquitaine, Flèche Saint-Michel, Bassins de Lumières and more.
Does Go City or Turbopass operate in Bordeaux?
No — extensive research found no evidence either product operates in Bordeaux. The city's own official pass, the Bordeaux Métropole City Pass, is a separate tourist-office product.
Is La Cité du Vin included on the Bordeaux City Pass?
Yes — fully included at every pass tier (24h/48h/72h/96h), with no time-of-day restriction, confirmed directly on the pass's own official page.
Do I need a pass to see Place de la Bourse and the Miroir d'Eau?
No — the square and its water mirror are free, open public spaces at any time, with or without any pass.
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Bordeaux Métropole City Pass
€37 (Adult, 24h)