Bordeaux, a city where cultural diversity meets timeless charm, welcomes you with open arms. Situated along the Garonne River, this vibrant port city has been shaped by a multitude of cultural influences, creating an inclusive and dynamic atmosphere. Its architectural wonders recognized by UNESCO, the nearby Dune du Pilat – Europe’s largest sand dune, and a culinary scene that revels in fine food and wine, ensure a memorable experience for all.

As the regional capital of south-west France, Bordeaux is just a two-hour TGV high-speed train ride away from Paris. Its prime location places it a mere 45 minutes from the sea, a two-hour drive from Spain, and a three-hour journey from the breathtaking Pyrenees. The city’s exceptional quality of life and numerous tourist attractions have earned it a well-deserved reputation as a top destination.

Recognized worldwide as the wine capital, Bordeaux lends its name to France’s oldest and most prestigious wine.

Bordeaux’s rich history is evident in the streets that lie behind the impressive 18th-century buildings along the quays. Former port warehouses have been revitalized into stylish museums and breweries, easily accessible via the scenic riverbank footpaths, whether you prefer to explore by foot, bicycle, or rollerblades. In Bordeaux, the past and present seamlessly merge, from the historic Saint Michel to the Chartrons, and from Saint Seurin to Saint Pierre.