🍷 Bordeaux and the Golden Triangle of Vineyards

The world capital of wine, Bordeaux is a city of light listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• The Water Mirror: Admire the reflection of the Place de la Bourse on the largest installation of its kind in the world.

• The Cité du Vin: A building with bold architecture that celebrates the millennia-old culture of the vine.

• Saint-Émilion: A medieval village perched amidst the vineyards, famous for its monolithic church and legendary wines.

🌊 The Atlantic Ocean: From the Dune du Pilat to the Basque Country

The New Aquitaine coastline is an endless line of fine sand and powerful waves.

• Arcachon Bay: Climb the Dune du Pilat , the highest in Europe, for a breathtaking panorama between pine forest and sandbanks.

• Biarritz and the Basque Coast: The chic of the Roaring Twenties blended with the wild spirit of surfers. Discover the Rocher de la Vierge (Virgin's Rock) and enjoy a Basque cake overlooking the ocean.

• Île de Ré and La Rochelle: Cross the bridge to rediscover white facades, green shutters and bike rides amidst the salt marshes.

🦴 Périgord: The Cradle of Humanity

In the Vézère and Dordogne valleys, the history of man can be read on the walls of the caves.

• Lascaux IV: A perfect replica of the "Sistine Chapel of prehistory".

• Sarlat-la-Canéda: A medieval city in ochre stone, capital of gastronomy where the markets abound with truffles and foie gras.

• Castles of the Dordogne: Beynac and Castelnaud face each other, eternal guardians of a valley with a thousand castles.

🛶 The Green Venice and the Lands of Character

• The Marais Poitevin: Let yourself glide on the water in a traditional boat in the heart of a labyrinth of green canals.

• Limoges and Aubusson: Exceptional know-how, from fine porcelain to world-renowned tapestries.

"In Nouvelle-Aquitaine, the sun sets over the Ocean, but the warmth always remains in the glasses and in the hearts."