Neoclassical theater built in the XVIII century. The Grand Théâtre is one of the most important cultural places in the city and it’s a must for all architecture lovers.
A big pond downtown! The water mirror is one of the visitors and locals favorite spots to freshen during the summer. But not only, it offers a fantastic view of the historical heritage represented in the architecture of the city.
This is one of the largest squares in Europe. Quinconces Square is an enormous place where people get together everyday in Bordeaux, no matter the weather.
This is a beautiful neoclassic plaza at the heart of the historic neighborhood. It is surrounded by majestic buildings and in their façades concrete masks called “mascarons”, representing people from the past.
In this spectacular museum, visitors and locals learn about the winegrowing history of the region/ Moreover, you’re offered the possibility to participate in wine tastings.
Magnificent gothic cathedral built in the 14th century. The Saint-André Cathedral is one of the most important religious places of the city.
These are just some of the most iconic places to visit in the city. Our team Bordeaux Wine Adventures will guide you into the discovery of them and many more!
Bordeaux is the capital city of Aquitaine, a region that has a magnificent coastline in the Atlantic sea and delightful landscapes.
Near Bordeaux you’ll find numerous places to visit. Here we present to you our recommendations:
It’s a medieval town 30 minutes away from Bordeaux. Saint-Emilion is at the winegrowing center of the region and is well-known for its architecture and remarkable wine cellars and vineyards.
The Bassin d’Arcachon is a picturesque bay in the coastline famous for its beaches, the oysters and the seaside season.
This is the highest sand dune in Europe. You can appreciate it on the Atlantic coastside and enjoy the fantastic landscape it has to offer.
This is known as the biggest forest in Europe. Here you can practice many activities such as hiking, mountain biking and horse riding.
If you go a little bit further, you’ll find:
It is a trendy seaside resort and surfers paradise. Biarritz is famous because of its beautiful beaches, its XIX century architecture and the lively nightlife.
The Lascaux Cave was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Why? Well, it is home to many of the most famous prehistoric cave paintings that date back to the superior paleolithic era.
The Basque Coast spreads from the French and Spanish border to the mouth of the Adour river. It offers a mixture of undulating cliffs, sand beaches, astonishing cities and towns and a delicious local cuisine.
Of course our list is not complete: Aquitaine region has a lot more to offer, gastronomy, natural parks, medieval châteaux and beautiful rivers.
However, don’t panic! Our Bordeaux Wine Adventures team will give you the tools to do all the visits you want.