Things to do in Saint-Émilion

Europe's largest underground church, carved from limestone in the 12th century, offers a glimpse into medieval religious life. Join a guided tour to explore the vast sanctuary and catacombs.

Soaring 68 metres above Saint-Émilion, this medieval bell tower offers breathtaking views across UNESCO-listed vineyards. Climb 196 steps to experience the panoramic vista where Romanesque and Gothic architecture meet.

This 14th-century Franciscan cloister features underground wine cellars where Crémant de Bordeaux has been aged since 1892. Tour the historic limestone tunnels, ending with a tasting of three sparkling wines.

This medieval masterpiece blends Romanesque and Gothic architecture with intricate stone carvings and vibrant stained glass. Explore the serene cloister with its Eden-inspired garden surrounded by decorated arcades.

This historic Saint-Émilion Grand Cru estate features medieval underground cellars and organic winemaking. Tour the biodynamic vineyards and taste exceptional wines while learning about sustainable practices.

This historic Bordeaux estate traces its winemaking roots back to Roman times, named after poet Ausonius. Enjoy panoramic views of Saint-Émilion's vineyards, but remember to book your exclusive visit well in advance.

This Grand Cru Classé estate showcases Jean Nouvel's striking modern architecture amid Saint-Émilion vineyards. Savour exceptional Bordeaux wines at La Terrasse Rouge restaurant with panoramic vineyard views.

This 13th-century Romanesque keep towers 32 metres above Saint-Émilion, the only intact example in Gironde. Climb 118 steps for sweeping views of medieval streets and surrounding vineyards.