Bordeaux otherwise named as the 'La Perle d'Aquitaine,' translates as The Pearl of the Aquitaine. The city also goes by the name Sleeping Beauty or in French, 'La Belle Endormie.' Situated on the broad banks of the Garonne river, providing direct access to the sea, the city is quite an important Atlantic Port. Throughout the history of Bordeaux, trade has been a significant part of what has fueled their economy. Historians and also anyone interested in art will find plenty of things to do in Bordeaux.
Located in the heart of Bordeaux, the Golden Triangle is more than a city square. Historically, the district was classified as the richest and most beautiful of all of Bordeaux. Sprinkled with luxury shops, jewelers, goldsmiths, and countless impressive mansions nearby. The Grand Theater, Place Gambetta, and Place Tourny, each sit at one end of the triangle’s corners. Mostly inhabited by wealthy seniors, the opulent Triangle d’Or, peppered with high-end restaurants, makes up a strong part of the city’s heartbeat. The iconic square is one of the most popular places to visit in Bordeaux. Let's go
Visit Bordeaux and taste the world-famous produce, cheese, and wine! The terrain of the region with its broad palate of soils, climates, and grape varieties means that Bordeaux produces an array of stunning wines with complex characteristics. Explore the local vineyards, wine cellars, and attend a wine tasting. Pair Bordeaux’s outstanding wines with traditional cheese from the region. Nouvelle-Aquitaine produces three kinds of cheese, specific to the area. Enjoy the Rocamadour, Issau-Irati, or Cabécou; enjoy with Bordeaux’s spectacular wines for an unforgettable gastronomical experience. Let's go
Cherished by locals and visitors alike, the elegant square of Place de la Bouse is the city’s main symbol. The square represents its break from the Medieval walls that surrounded it for centuries. To the North, sits the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the National Museum of Customs to the South. Visit Bordeaux, and head to the Place de la Bourse to splash around on the Mirroir d'Eau (water mirror). A combination of the mirror effect with a gentle mist refreshes passerby. The central meeting point in the city is also one of the most photographed spots in all of Bordeaux. Let's go