Located on the banks of River Garonne, Bordeaux is a peaceful city in France well known worldwide for its exotic wines. Furthermore, Bordeaux is the largest city of France. Wine lovers will find this city appealing thanks to its many wineries and breweries, tipped to be one of the finest in the world. The wine tour of the region can be a pleasure. Your vacation to Bordeaux would not be complete with taking a private or group wine tour and exploring the many attractions, and restaurants the city has to offer. Bordeaux, the world’s capital of wine is a city where tourist will feel at home and enjoy memorable vacation experience

Attractions

Start your tour of the city with a stop at The House of Wine. This is a must visit for everyone including wine lovers. Sited near the tourist offices of Bordeaux, this vacation spot is a place to make all your plans with regards to wine tasting. Observe how the most exotic wines served in most high profiled events around world is made and bottled.

That being said, Bordeaux caters to the needs of all visitors. Well, if wine isn’t your thing, the city has more in stock for you. To get a glimpse of the city’s rich culture, visit the Grand Theatre. This magnificent edifice dates back to 1780. Notably, the theater is one of the few that still stands today from the eighteenth century. The interior is beautifully adorned.

The Museum Beaux-Arts displays exhibits from many popular exhibits. Artifacts and paintings from the 15th to 20th century are on display here. Some of the popular works include Delacroix, Perugina, Veronese, Marquet and many more.

Restaurants

Located in a duplex in the vibrant Saint Pierre district, Belle Campagne takes fine dining seriously. Moreover, the menu is seasonal and changes every two months. Enjoy colorful, great tasting meal like a velouté of white asparagus and free-range organic guinea hen filet stuffed with foie gras.

Cote Rue is just a few kilometers away from the Musee d’Aquitaine, where you learn more about the fascinating history of Bordeaux. The restaurant, which is known for providing contemporary meal using fresh recipes, is a favorite eating spot for locals and travelers. Must try dish on the menu include green tea and smoked goat cheese ravioli and quail with mushrooms and fresh curcuma.

Asides serving tasty wine, the new generation wine bars are a great place to enjoy light meals. As a result, they shouldn’t be disregarded. Le Flacon is one of the best spot. Apparently, their small plate meals are satisfying and appetizing. Menu changes on a regular basis which include dishes such as spring rolls stuffed with lamb and mint, tuna rillettes with ponzu lime, and mini-burgers made from marinated beef shank. Another must-try is the blood pudding macarons.

Check in

Yndo Hotel recently opened its door to guests looking for luxury and convenience. Set in the heart of the city, the 12 room hotel feature amenities that are hard to come by in hotels of this size in France. Facilities include air conditioning, showers and round the clock room service. Rooms are comfortable, and well furnished. If you are looking for a comfortable and affordable place with easy access to the city’s entertainment, then book your stay with Yndo Hotel.

Hotel De Tourny is popular boutique hotel offering contemporary rooms at affordable rates. Its convenient location offers easy access either on foot or by riding the tram to some of the best attractions in the city. All 12 rooms are beautifully decorated to guarantee a comfortable stay.