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Bordeaux, a heritage inherited from the main figures of the 18th century, a man of the past who was famous intellectually, culturally or politically, the natural wines bear his name.

The heritage of Bordeaux is the literal and architectural heritage of yesterday and tomorrow. If the image of heritage was primarily thought of as beautiful stones, the concept now extends to newer buildings, statues, fountains, literature, cuisine, and knowing how and how to live.

***Sharing and passing on this story is a responsibility to future generations and responds to growing public interest.

As of June 28, 2007, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has included Bordeaux, Port of the Moon in its list of Special Cities of the World Heritage. It is the first time that this large area of ??1810 hectares has been distinguished. The World Heritage Committee UNESCO has never honored an urban area with such a large ensemble.

The entrance of Bordeaux to the prestigious World Heritage list, in addition to more than 800 sites around the world, respected for their "outstanding universal value", is due to work begun in 2003 by the municipality, following consultations Consult its local partners, national and various national and international forums.

The city of Bordeaux is one of the largest employers in Aquitaine. In fact, nearly 4,000 agents work every day in serving Bordeaux. Hotels (retirements, including genetic mutations) are often recruited for a career rich and diverse, the main candidates are among the holders of the civil service or the winner of the competition for the territorial public service.

The Bordeaux region is home to nearly 14,000 producers, with an area of ??11,751,4 hectares (1,130,000 to appellation of origin or AOC) and a production of 6 million liters (5,600,000 AOC). It also has 400 traders and a turnover of 1.45 billion euros, including 4.1 for exports. Bordeaux and wine