An original tour of the city and the cellars 20 meters underground in the Cordeliers galleries by electric tuk-tuk.
Classified as a historic monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Cordeliers cloister dates back to the 14th century. At that time, Les Cordeliers, who were already cultivating vines, occupied the site until the French Revolution. At the end of the 19th century, the basements were converted into wine storehouses and cellars. After a guided tour of the cloister, gardens and cellars 20 meters below ground, you'll discover and appreciate the traditional method of producing sparkling wines. The tuk-tuk tour includes a visit to the Saint-Emilion vineyards.
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Pour les touristes, aucun respect du client. Les "serveurs" se dédouanent de n'être que des saisonniers pour n'apporter aucun service.
10 euros un saucisson, c'est écrit à la carte pas de soucis, mais quand tu demandes un morceau de beurre et qu'on te facture 1eur les 10 grammes c'est du vol.