Travel guide to Bordeaux, France

Bordeaux is one of the most representative cities in southwest France and one of the most important wine producing areas in France. The following is a guide to Bordeaux, hoping to help you plan a pleasant trip.

1. Visit downtown Bordeaux.

Bordeaux is the largest medieval city in France. Because of its beautiful buildings and vast squares, it was once listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO. Visitors can go to the ruined Notre Dame ruins in 1755, stroll in the Freedom Square on the square and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Taste wine

Bordeaux is one of the most famous wine producing areas in France, with more than 60 wine producing areas. Visitors can taste and visit wine producing areas and explore their long history and culture. In addition, there are many shops and bars specializing in wine tasting in Bordeaux, where you can taste all kinds of wines.

Visit the Grand Theatre

Bordeaux Grand Theatre is one of the most important opera houses in France and one of the largest in Europe. Visitors can visit its exterior and interior and enjoy its beautiful decorations and world-famous concert performances.

Experience local cuisine

Bordeaux has many local delicacies, such as foie gras, steak and Gasconi cake. Visitors can explore local restaurants and markets and taste local food.

5. Visit the mouth of Dax River

Dax Estuary is located near Bordeaux and is one of the largest estuaries in France. Visitors can visit the charming coastline here and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the ocean and rivers. In addition, visitors can explore many beaches and towns around the estuary.

6. Visit Lascaux Celitz Wine Castle

Lascaux Cellitz winery is one of the most famous wine estates in the world and one of the representative buildings in Bordeaux wine producing areas. Visitors can visit the wine castle, learn about its history and winemaking process, and taste its fine wine.

7. Visit the village of Saint Emilion

Saint Emilion is one of the most famous villages in Bordeaux and one of the most important producing areas in Bordeaux. It has many historic wine castles and beautiful scenery. Visitors can visit the wine castles and taste local food and wine.

8. Go to the Pyrenees

Located near Bordeaux, the Pyrenees is one of the highest mountains in Europe. Visitors can explore the beauty of mountains here, such as canyons and alpine lakes. In addition, tourists can also participate in skiing and hiking activities here.