I’ve been working as an independent professional tour guide and interpreter since 2008. I graduated from the Foreign Languages and Civilizations University, the Wine and wine tourism school and The Wine business school. Passionate about history, I'm so happy to live in Bordeaux - the city of great cultural and gastronomic diversity.

I’ve been working as an independent professional tour guide and interpreter since 2008. I graduated from the Foreign Languages and Civilizations University, as well as the Wine and wine tourism school and The Wine business school. Passionate about history and architecture, I was so happy to be here, in Bordeaux - the city of great cultural and gastronomic diversity. And I fell in love with Bordeaux! And how could I not fall in love with this city so rich in history? In the era of the Roman Empire in our Burdigala (the Roman name of Bordeaux), there was a university where Auzonius taught (hence the name of the Château Ausone). Our Duchess Eleanor of Aquitaine (Queen of France, then Queen of England, mother of four kings, including Richard the Lionheart, and two queens), played a very important role in the history of Bordeaux but also those of the Kingdoms of France and England and her cultural influence goes even farther beyond that. And finally, thanks to its architecture of the eighteenth century, Bordeaux is listed as a world heritage site by UNESCO. And that's not all! The ‘wealth’ of Bordeaux is not limited to the city itself. It is the capital of Aquitaine -the region is a treasure trove of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, the Atlantic coast with its unique “Bassin d’Arcachon” (Arcachon Bay), the Dune du Pyla (the highest dune in Europe), fresh oysters and other seafood, seaside resorts such as Cap Ferret, Arcachon, Biarritz and many other “gems” ... ... And of course, wine! So different and so good! ... Welcome to Bordeaux !!!