Discover Bordeaux 2026

The city is surrounded by legendary wine regions such as Médoc and Saint-Émilion, with countless châteaux offering tastings and cellar tours, and was for centuries the centre of international wine trade.

This elegant 18th-century square is home to the Miroir d'Eau, the largest mirror pool in the world, which impressively reflects the classical façade in a thin sheet of water.

This striking museum, shaped like a wine decanter, is dedicated to the cultural and wine history of the whole world, with interactive exhibitions and a viewing platform overlooking the city.

The entire 18th-century city centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is affectionately nicknamed the «Port of the Moon» for its crescent-shaped position along the Garonne river.

Bordeaux is about two hours from Paris by TGV and also has an international airport with direct connections to several European cities, including Zurich and Geneva.

The city is surrounded by legendary wine regions such as Médoc and Saint-Émilion, with countless châteaux offering tastings and cellar tours.

This elegant 18th-century square is home to the Miroir d'Eau, the largest mirror pool in the world, reflecting the classical façade in a thin sheet of water.

This striking museum, shaped like a wine decanter, is dedicated to the cultural and wine history of the whole world.