Saint-Émilion is simply a must-see when visiting the Bordeaux wine region. Saint-Émilion is one of Bordeaux’s 65 wine appellations, a medieval village and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wine has been produced here since Roman times, it’s home to Europe’s largest monolithic church and the landscape is just beyond exceptional. Worth far more time than just a day tour, plan…
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Lac Bleu de Guizengeard: Hike to the Secret Blue Lakes of Charente
One of the best traits of Bordeaux is that it’s a bustling metropolis where you can get your dose of culture, but it’s also a quick and easy escape to nearby nature. While locals and tourists alike flock to the Dune de Pilat, there’s many more places to enjoy the natural gems of the South West of France. One of…
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Discover the Citadelle de Blaye
There’s no shortage of day trip possibilities from Bordeaux. While a visit to the world-famous Bordeaux vineyards of the Médoc or Saint-Émilion is sure to top any list of the top things to do in Bordeaux, a visit to the UNESCO listed Citadelle de Blaye shouldn’t be missed. As one of the three military fortifications that make up what is…
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All the Ways You Can Visit Bordeaux From the Comfort of Your Couch
Of course we all want to be traveling the world and visiting destinations like the World Capital of Wine. But no matter if you’ve had to temporarily put away your passport and hunker down at home or your trip to Bordeaux is just still weeks or months away, you can still virtually visit Bordeaux right from the comfort of your…
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Château de Candale: A Saint-Émilion Gastronomic Escape
A little castle with its turret sits seemingly suspended on the famed Saint-Émilion slope overlooking the Dordogne. It’s the charming Château de Candale, which is family-run with its 13 hectares on the southern slope and a sea of vineyards in every direction. With a charming visit to taste the wines from three of the family-owned Saint-Émilion wineries and an onsite…
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