UNESCO Bordeaux
Explore Bordeaux’s honey-hued streets, museums, and wine bars, with day trips to the Atlantic coast and the Arcachon Basin.
Bordeaux, in southwestern France, is renowned for its wine and elegant 18th-century architecture. The Place de la Bourse and its reflective Miroir d’eau are iconic landmarks, while the Cité du Vin offers a modern exploration of wine culture. Bordeaux’s riverside setting, culinary delights, and historic charm make it a captivating destination for gourmets and history buffs alike.
Neighbourhoods in and around Bordeaux
Holidays by land and sea
Traverse through Bordeaux’s vineyards and historic city in an authentic retro motorbike and sidecar, with the company of an expert tour guide.
Bisecting Bordeaux, a leisurely stroll alongside the River Garonne (or a river cruise along it) takes you past the city’s main monuments, including the huge reflecting pool at Place de la Bourse.
Take a leisurely stroll around the Jardin Public, the public gardens of Bordeaux. The park was designed for locals as a green getaway from the inner city. Why not pack a picnic, hire a bike and make a day of it?
Learn about the regional history of Bordeaux from the Iron Age through to the 21st century at the Musée d'Aquitaine.
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