Sights and Wineries to Make You Feel Aglow on a Private Tour of Bordeaux
Sights and Wineries to make you feel aglow on a Private Tour of Bordeaux, a port area on the Garonne Waterway, in south-west France.
The historical section of the town is on the UNESCO Globe Heritage
Listing as “an unbelievable city as well as architectural ensemble” of the 18th century.
Bordeaux is furthermore an excellent place- an urban area for luxury buying, drinking, as well as consuming plenty of wine!
The winery location is ideal, and therefore, guests can eat, drink wine, and be merry!
Although slightly expensive it is probably the most lovely spot or area in France. Don’t miss out on it – particularly if you cherish wine as you embark on your Bordeaux guided tours.
Top 10 Things to Do in Bordeaux
Travel Tips for Bordeaux
The best time to visit Bordeaux is basically anytime throughout the year apart from the winter months. Most private tours are organised to the wineries during the summer months or springtime is also a good time to go. Regardless of when you visit you can have a few glasses of the glorious wine to warm you up !!
Bordeaux is quite an expensive holiday destination due to its upscale restaurants, bars and stores. However shop around before you go to get the best bargains for touring any wineries as the prices differ dramatically. For eating out try the little cafes who offer delicious food at decent prices. The wine prices also can be a bit pricey but again it depends where you decide to sit and drink your wine, again the smaller cafe and restaurants are cheaper.
France is renowned for its cuisine (in particular for its wines and cheeses) and its international reputation for fine dining. The traditional French culture places a high value on the enjoyment of food. Finding the right restaurant is, therefore, very important. The better way is to ask the locals and hotel staff so enjoy your time enjoying the food and fine wines with sightseeing tours available.
With an ideal climate of temperate winters and mild summers in most of the territories, it makes France the top holiday destination. Winters could be cold with lots of the snow especially in the mountainous regions in the Alps, Pyrenees, and Auvergne. Low season is from January to March where popular attractions and restaurants are open for fewer days and shorter hours. The high season is in July and August, where you can expect queues at popular sights.
Travel Tips for Bordeaux
The best time to visit Bordeaux is basically anytime throughout the year apart from the winter months. Most private tours are organised to the wineries during the summer months or springtime is also a good time to go. Regardless of when you visit you can have a few glasses of the glorious wine to warm you up !!
Bordeaux is quite an expensive holiday destination due to its upscale restaurants, bars and stores. However shop around before you go to get the best bargains for touring any wineries as the prices differ dramatically. For eating out try the little cafes who offer delicious food at decent prices. The wine prices also can be a bit pricey but again it depends where you decide to sit and drink your wine, again the smaller cafe and restaurants are cheaper.
France is renowned for its cuisine (in particular for its wines and cheeses) and its international reputation for fine dining. The traditional French culture places a high value on the enjoyment of food. Finding the right restaurant is, therefore, very important. The better way is to ask the locals and hotel staff so enjoy your time enjoying the food and fine wines with sightseeing tours available.
With an ideal climate of temperate winters and mild summers in most of the territories, it makes France the top holiday destination. Winters could be cold with lots of the snow especially in the mountainous regions in the Alps, Pyrenees, and Auvergne. Low season is from January to March where popular attractions and restaurants are open for fewer days and shorter hours. The high season is in July and August, where you can expect queues at popular sights.
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