Bordeaux Wine Festival
18 – 21 June 2020 (Postponed to June 2021)
18 – 21 June 2020 (Postponed to June 2021)
Bordeaux, a city synonymous with wine, holds a four-day wine festival every two year.
At this event 80 appellations from Bordeaux and Aquitaine are made available for your tasting pleasure.
Drink in the sights and scents as you wind your way down the 2 kilometers wine road.
The festival wine road goes from the banks of the River Garonne to the 18th century buildings found in the heart of the city.
Alongside the most famous Bordeaux wines, you’ll encounter many other superb brands from this south-west region of France.
Each evening an amazing light show will be projected on the facade of the Palais de la Bourse.
This 20-minutes event takes the viewer on a journey through the wine country.
Additionally the pyrotechnics festivals will delight the visitor each evening with a magnificent firework display.
You can even head back to school and spend some time learning at the Bordeaux Wine School.
As you stroll along the quays you’ll discover unique and mesmerizing Street Art.
You may even hear the sounds of the Bordeaux Aquitaine National Orchestra playing Beethoven’s 5th Symphony.
Each day you’ll have the opportunity to watch the wine coopers show off their skill as they vie for first place in the barrel rolling competition.
And the wonderful gastronomy of south-west France deliciously augments the entire festival.
When: 18 – 21 June 2020 (Postponed to June 2021)
Where: Bordeaux, France
Official Website: Bordeaux wine festival
Hotels: Hotels in Bordeaux
Bordeaux is a relatively large city but if you’re here for the main tourist attractions these are mostly concentrated around the city centre.
So choose a centrally located hotel to stay in and you should have no trouble seeing the main sights.
There are numerous hotels set around the locality of the train station, though this is by no means the only place to stay.
If you’re looking for grandeur and luxury the city certainly has hotels to suit your tastes.
There are some great 5 star hotels including Grand Hotel de Bordeaux and Spa which is in the heart of the historic center, opposite the Grand Theatre.
This really is a magnificent hotel with all the features you would expect.
Close by is the 4 star rated Hotel de Seze, another good option for a centrally located hotel.
An other great hotel is Le Boutique Hotel Bordeaux, also in the city centre
Known for years as “La Belle au Bois Dormant” (Sleeping Beauty), Bordeaux is now well and truly awake.
This charming city along the banks of the Garonne, is the largest urban area on UNESCO’s, World Heritage List.
With it’s quays, boulevards, historic center, gardens, museums and many innovative projects, there is plenty to intrigue and occupy the visitor.
Want to know more about what to see and do in France?
Then see our Bordeaux page.