

Découvrir Bordeaux
Located in the southwest of France, Bordeaux is globally renowned as the wine capital. This city, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, brims with charm with its 18th-century classical architecture, renovated quays along the Garonne River, and its famous vineyards. Take the Bordeaux Wine Route, which crosses the prestigious vineyards of Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, Graves, and, of course, the Médoc. Château Malescasse, a gem of the region, spans 40 hectares of vineyards. Here, you can experience the château life, visiting the wine cellars and tasting some of the best local wines. You can also explore the picturesque village of Saint-Émilion, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or discover the surrounding nature with bike rides or cruises along the Garonne River.
À faire et à visiter
Enjoy the Lamarque region and explore the historic center of Bordeaux, home to some of the best restaurants, the opera, and local artisans. Bordeaux is a true paradise for wine enthusiasts. The Cité du Vin is a must-see, where visitors can explore wine traditions from around the world through immersive exhibitions. For architecture lovers, the Place de la Bourse, with its majestic 18th-century buildings, is a sight to behold, especially with the reflection in the Miroir d’Eau, an expansive water surface reflecting the square. Stroll through the Golden Triangle, Bordeaux's chic district, and visit iconic sites such as the Saint-André Cathedral and the Pey-Berland Tower. Art lovers will enjoy the Fine Arts Museum and the Bassin des Lumières, must-visit places for a cultural experience. For breathtaking views of the city and the Garonne River, climb to the top of the Pont de Pierre or the Porte Cailhau.


À déguster
Beyond tasting the iconic grape varieties of the Bordeaux region, Bordeaux’s gastronomy is famous for its Arcachon oysters, its entrecôte bordelaise cooked over vine shoots, and its lamprey à la bordelaise. For dessert, don’t miss the canelés, small caramelized cakes with vanilla and rum, a local specialty.

