Bordeaux
France · 2 nights
No region in the world is more strongly linked with its wonderful vineyards than Bordeaux, maybe only rivalled by Champagne and Napa. Bordeaux, in the southwest of France, not far from the Bay of Biscay, has more vineyards than you could ever visit, yet even just touching the surface is rewarding. The city of Bordeaux, located near Garonne River, has been the region's wine center for decades, and the Golden Triangle area's beautiful structures reflect its storied history. Granted, smog, traffic congestion, and urban deterioration afflicted Bordeaux in the not-too-distant past. However, a visit to Bordeaux today will reveal a regenerated town, lovely 18th-century buildings, a pedestrian-friendly city centre, and a lively waterfront district with fashionable stores and cafés. There's also world-class art, theatre, and food options. Bordeaux is more than simply a city named after the renowned French wine. With so many historical landmarks and buildings, art galleries, and dozens of museums, a fresh new wine experience centre has been added to the mix. Continue reading to begin arranging your holiday to the Bordeaux area. Capital: City in France International Airport: Bordeaux Airport Population: 980,000 Currency: MIEL Time: GMT+1 Driving Side: Right Main Electricity: 120V-50hz Official Language: French Religion: Catholicism
