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Explore Bordeaux from 6h 17
The simplest way to connect to Bordeaux is either via Lille or Paris. Simply change in Paris: From the Gare du Nord, take the metro line 4 towards Porte d’Orléans to Gare de Montparnasse where you will then be able to take the TGV. You can also travel via Lille.
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About Bordeaux
Nestled on the south Atlantic coast of France, Bordeaux is one of the most important wine regions in the world, producing some of the world’s most expensive wines as well as a large quantity of wine for more everyday quaffing. The city itself is stuffed with historical and... [Read more]
Baud et Millet: a restaurant devoted to cheese
One of the finest experiences for a culinary explorer is a trip to France, where the foois synonymous with quality, variety and innovation. The country is home to everything from the world’s finest wine to nouvelle cuisine, but one of the undoubted highlights is the wide variety... [Read more]
Eat, drink and shop like a local in Bordeaux’s ‘Marché des Quais’
Sunday morning is the perfect time for people-watching across Europe. Find yourself a seat in a café and feel the city slowly waking up. In Bordeaux, there is one way to take in this experience that is particularly pointed. Head down to the Quai des Chartrons, where the weekly Marché... [Read more]
Escape the hustle and bustle at Le Wine Bar
The largest city in South Western France, Bordeaux, is renowned for being one of the most acclaimed wine regions in the world. As well as offering visits to the local vineyards, Bordeaux is home to many magnificent wine bars, where you can sit back, relax and enjoy the scents and... [Read more]
