Bordeaux — world-famous for its wine and elegant architecture, located on the Garonne River in southwestern France.

A grand square and reflective water feature — one of Bordeaux’s most photographed landmarks.


A Gothic masterpiece that has witnessed centuries of Bordeaux’s history.

A lively 4.5 km riverside promenade stretching along Bordeaux's UNESCO-listed waterfront — perfect for walking, cycling, and watching the sunset over the golden stone city.

A short drive from Bordeaux, this fairytale medieval village set among prestigious vineyards is a UNESCO World Heritage Site — offering wine cave tastings, a monolithic underground church, and cobbled streets.

A creative alternative hub in a former army barracks — housing organic restaurants, a skate park, street art murals, climbing walls, and a weekend eco-market. Bordeaux's coolest urban space.