Learn French in Bordeaux

City Highlights & tourist attractions

Wine Tasting: Visit the wine museums and chateaux and a Wine Tasting. In addition, you can go to one of the many vineyards, wineries, or a local wine bar to taste some of the region's best wines and learn about the winemaking process.

Visit the historic center, also called the "Port of the Moon," a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and see the beautiful buildings and landmarks, including the Place de la Bourse, the Grand Théâtre, and the Cathedral of Saint Andrew, while soaking up the city's rich history.

Outdoor activities: You can go hiking or cycling in the nearby hills, take a boat trip down the Garonne River, or head to the beach for sun and sand. There are also plenty of parks and gardens in the city where you can relax and enjoy the scenery.

Shop till you drop: Bordeaux has plenty of shopping opportunities, from high-end boutiques to flea markets and antique shops. Visit the Rue Sainte-Catherine, the longest shopping street in Europe with luxury brands like Gucci and Hermès and affordable shops like Zara or H&M.

Art and culture: Bordeaux has a rich cultural heritage and several museums and galleries. For example, the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Bordeaux is one of France's most significant art museums and features Rubens, Delacroix, and Matisse works.

Relax in Jardin Public or Parc Bordelais: Bordeaux is surrounded by beautiful countryside, and there are plenty of parks and gardens within the city limits where you can relax and enjoy the scenery, visit lakes, a small zoo, and cycling paths.