Just outside the town of Saint Émilion.Photo by Tighthead Prop, Australia
A vineyard just outside the town of Saint Émilion,...Photo by Tighthead Prop, Australia
Massive church in the town of Saint Émilion.Photo by Tighthead Prop, Australia
The steep streets of Saint Émilion.Photo by Tighthead Prop, Australia
Beautiful St. Emilion.Photo by Peter D, USA
Looking out our bus over Bordeaux.Photo by Peter D, USA
Another chateauPhoto by Keith W, United Kingdom
Wonderful winePhoto by Akaraphan D, Thailand
The tasting winery.Photo by Peter D, USA
One of the chateaus on the Bordeaux wine and art t...Photo by Keith W, United Kingdom
yum!Photo by Diana M, USA
Part of original wall around St. Emilion. Photo by Nancy C
Testing the winePhoto by Keith W, United Kingdom
The start of the tour of the Chateau. Amazing w...Photo by o06980
Wonderful views and a great host - welcoming an...Photo by o06980
A much larger Chateau, very different from the ...Photo by Eileen A S
A very relaxing ride with beautiful scenery.Photo by Eileen A S
Most importantly - the grapesPhoto by Keith W, United Kingdom
And another chateauPhoto by Keith W, United Kingdom
Lunch has not yet begun but the anticipation is...Photo by o06980
Aquitaine
Attractions
Aquitaine Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Aquitaine attractions and places to see in Aquitaine, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Saint-Emilion
Saint-Émilion is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for the catacombs under the town, built on a beautiful spot overlooking the Dordogne valley. The ... Continue Reading »
Basilique St-Michel (Basilica of St Michael)
The Basilique Saint-Michel is a Gothic gem built between the 14th and 16th centuries. Its charms include an altarpiece depicting the triumph of Michael, its ... Continue Reading »
Bordeaux Cruise Port
The name Bordeaux most commonly passes our lips when we are talking about French wine, but the city of Bordeaux has more to offer than just its famous ... Continue Reading »
Bordeaux Museum of Fine Arts (Musee des Beaux-Arts)
The Musée des Beaux Arts (or Museum of Fine Arts) is in itself quite beautiful, being housed in the 18th century Hôtel de Ville and set in a park. It ... Continue Reading »
Cimetiere de la Chartreuse
The Cimetiere de la Chartreuse, in the center of Bordeaux, often invites comparisons with Paris' Pere Lachaise cemetery. They both offer a tranquil (if ... Continue Reading »
Grand Theatre
The Grand Théâtre may look like a solid marble temple, with its sweeping Neo-Classical lines and collection of goddesses, but it's actually built on ... Continue Reading »
Musee d'Aquitaine
The Musée d'Aquitaine has been open since the late 18th century and its collection spans from pre-history to the present day. A section of the Lescaux ... Continue Reading »
Palais Gallien
Way back in 56BC, Bordeaux was under Roman rule and was called Burdigala. Practically nothing remains of this period in the city's history - except the ruins ... Continue Reading »
Place de la Bourse (Place Royale)
The Place de la Bourse (or Place Royale) faces onto the river Garonne. It was laid out in the 1700s by Louis XV's architect, Gabriel, to act as a dramatic ... Continue Reading »
Quinconces Square (Esplanade des Quinconces)
The Quinconces Square (known locally as the Esplanade de Quinconces) certainly impresses with its size - at 12 hectares (30 acres) it's one of Europe's ... Continue Reading »
3 Days in Bordeaux: Suggested Itineraries Written by Viator
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